Rams tweets etc. … 11/22 – 11/23 … w/ some Baldinger

roberto clemente@rclemente2121
headed into wk 12, nacua leads the league in 3rd down catch rate (among players with 20 or more 3rd down targets), he’s the only player with a rate in the 80s.

his high 86% rate also dwarfs all other rams receivers:

nacua 86%
williams 57%
higbee 46%
adams 36%

.@Buccaneers @RamsNFL Stafford to @tae15adams is a lethal combination…His releases is football artistry…Can anyone slow this combination down? #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/ZUitc17Cjw

— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 24, 2025

from How LA replaced Lake, Higbee and Havenstein: https://theramswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/rams/2025/11/24/rams-week-12-snap-counts-playing-time-buccaneers/87445262007/?taid=6924849c4b123d000180c8d8&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

The Los Angeles Rams lost three key starters in their Week 11 win over the Seattle Seahawks, all of them landing on injured reserve. Quentin Lake, Tyler Higbee and Rob Havenstein were all put on IR and will miss a minimum of four games, but the Rams have a good plan in place when it comes to replacing each player.

Wallace takes Lake’s spot in the slot: Prior to Sunday, Wallace had never played more than 55% of the snaps in a single game, but he was on the field for 89% against the Bucs, taking Lake’s spot in the slot. It’s unclear whether he played that much because of Roger McCreary’s injury after just one snap, but Wallace got the start, not McCreary.

Forbes and Durant still top 2 CBs: The Rams use a lot of defensive backs but Emmanuel Forbes Jr. and Cobie Durant remain their top two cornerbacks, with Darious Williams also rotating in as the third option. Forbes played 73%, Durant played 71% and Williams played 56% of the snaps, with Kam Curl, Kamren Kinchens and Wallace all playing 89%, too.

Parkinson and Allen remain ahead of Ferguson: Parkinson had a big game with four catches for 41 yards and a touchdown, doing an excellent job in Higbee’s place. Davis Allen was the No. 2 tight end and caught three passes for 29 yards, while Terrance Ferguson remains the third option, playing only 15 snaps.

Whittington and Mumpfield both contribute at WR: With Xavier Smith out, Jordan Whittington and Konata Mumpfield both played meaningful roles on offense. Mumpfield caught two passes for 25 yards and Whittington caught three for 17 yards, playing a combined 57 snaps.

Nate Atkins@NateAtkins_
Not only do the Rams now have the NFL’s top point differential at +127, but they’ve also beaten the teams ranked No. 2 (Colts) and No. 3 (Seahawks).

Stu Jackson@StuJRams
Nate Landman calls his extension with the Rams “life-changing.”

“This is the happiest I’ve been and the most fun I’ve had playing football.”

OptaSTATS@OptaSTATS
The 2025 Rams currently have:

the NFL leader in passing TDs (Stafford, 30)
the NFL leader in receiving TDs (Adams, 12)
the NFL leader in receptions (Nacua, 80 – tied)
the NFL’s best scoring defense (16.3 PPG)

They would be the first team ever to have all 4 in the same season.

jay__D@ProminentKingz
Warren McClendon is the future at RT for the #RAMS.

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