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  • #147019
    zn
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    Old but still interesting. He discusses the Rams/Seahawks starting at about 1:52

     

    #147021
    zn
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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    With a touchdown pass to TE Tyler Higbee in the first quarter, QB Matthew Stafford (343) passed Fran Tarkenton (342) and moves to 11th-most all-time in NFL history.
    #147024
    zn
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    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    Gathering some stuff for this week’s column and found a tidbit – the Rams’ secondary was at the bottom of the NFL in weeks 1-10 with 29 PBUs. Over the last two games, they are No. 1 in PBUs with 17, and up to No. 18 overall. Jordan Fuller led team in those two games with four.
    #147027
    zn
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    Blaine Grisak @bgrisakTST
     Remember when Kyren Williams wasn’t explosive? He ranks 18th in the NFL this season in “breakaway percentage” at 29.1%. That’s just 1.3% less than CMC. Williams also is tied for 18th in Designed Rushing Attempts of more than 15 yards.

    Kyren Williams deserves a lot of credit…but let’s not forget about the Rams OL. This season, Williams ranks 1st in the NFL w/4.3 yards before contact per attempt. No other RB in the NFL is higher than 3.8. 473 of 599 of Williams’ yards this season have come before contact

    How dominant have Dotson and Havenstein been on the right side of the OL for the Rams? Kyren Williams had eight carries for 110 yards to the right averaging 13.75 yards per carry. Take away the 56 yard run and it’s still 7.7 yards per carry.

    Lost amid the performance from Kyren Williams was Royce Freeman. Finished with 77 yards which was a career-high. Back-to-back 70 yard games for the first time in his career. His 5.92 yards per carry (min. 10 att) also a career high. Little career resurgence for Freeman.
    #147028
    zn
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    Fabian Sommer@suuma810
    Rams rush offense this season:

    With Kyren Williams (n=122):

    0.156 EPA/play
    50% success rate

    Without Kyren Williams (n=161):

    -0.166 EPA/play
    40.4% success rate

    #147030
    zn
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    #147031
    zn
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    #147035
    zn
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    #147036
    zn
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    There’s something going on with this.

    Blaine Grisak@bgrisakTST
    Kyren Williams deserves a lot of credit…but let’s not forget about the Rams OL. This season, Williams ranks 1st in the NFL w/4.3 yards before contact per attempt. No other RB in the NFL is higher than 3.8. 473 of 599 of Williams’ yards this season have come before contact

    Yet none of the Rams other backs have those specific numbers. Leading the league in yards before contact.

    I wish I had the time and training to film study this, but—Williams apparently has the instincts, smarts, and vision to be going the right way very quickly. That might be his “superpower” (that and contact balance). I mean he’s fairly quick but not ultra quick, he’s not that fast (though he has a nice initial burst), he’s not that powerful, and he’s not that elusive. It just looks like his superpower is to hit the gap with his hair on fire, making the most of every play.

    ADDED BY EDIT: Watched every Wms run again. His game is manipulating LBs before he hits the hole. Very quick and sudden.

    #147038
    zn
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    #147039
    zn
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    Sam Farmer@LATimesfarmer
    Although they’re 5-6, Rams are a different offense with Kyren Williams and starting to get a little traction with consecutive wins.
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    Worth noting: In 17 of past 19 seasons — including the last five in a row — a team with a losing record after 11 games has reached the playoffs.
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    Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
    Kyren Williams *still* has not run into a stacked box (8+ defenders) this season. He’s the only qualified running back with no runs vs. stacked boxes. A) Defenses aren’t fully respecting him yet B) McVay’s scheme is a thing of beauty
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    JAKE ELLENBOGEN@JKBOGEN
    Kyren Williams in 7 games this year:

    1st in RB Success Rate
    1st in RB VOA
    1st in YCO per Carry
    1st in NGS RB Efficiency
    2nd in YPC
    2nd in PFF RB Rushing Grade
    3rd in YAR
    T-3rd in RB Pressures Allowed
    T-3rd Pass Pro Efficiency
    T-3rd in RB REC TDs
    5th in PFF Overall RB Grade
    5th in RB REC YAC/REC
    6th in RB DVOA
    T-6th in Rush TDs
    7th in RB REC VOA
    8th in DYAR
    10th in RB REC DVOA
    T-10th in 20+ YD Runs
    12th in RB REC DYAR
    12th in RB REC YAR
    12th in RYOE
    13th in BAY%
    15th in BAYs
    16th in 1st Downs
    18th in Rush YDs
    T-19th in MTFs
    21st in YCO
    23rd in RB REC YDs

    Just imagine what the #Rams running back would have statistically if he didn’t miss 4 games…

    #147041
    zn
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    In this one he talks about the Rams for the first 40 seconds.

    In this one he gets to the Rams at 5:28 in. Though it’s interruped by him doing an ad.

     

    #147043
    zn
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    #147044
    zn
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    #147047
    zn
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    JAKE ELLENBOGEN@JKBOGEN
    Ahkello Witherspoon gave up 2 catches on 7 targets for 23 yards. 3 pass breakups. He was outstanding on Sunday.
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    Witherspoon is 3rd in reception percentage allowed only behind Martin Emerson and Joey Porter Jr.
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    #Rams defense forced 19 pressures yesterday. Aaron Donald led the way with 7 and Kobie Turner with 5

    J.B. Long@JB_Long

    From @NFLResearch, yesterday @RamsNFL RB Kyren Williams became the first player in league history with these single-game totals:

    *140+ yards rushing
    *6+ receptions
    *60+ receiving yards
    *Multiple receiving TDs

    #147054
    zn
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    #147066
    zn
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    #147069
    zn
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    JAKE ELLENBOGEN@JKBOGEN
    #Rams defense is 7th in the NFL in points allowed over the last three games.
    #147071
    zn
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    #147073
    zn
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    #147042
    Billy_T
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    Williams has no business being as good as he is. He tested pretty poorly, especially for his size, and while that’s never a guarantee of anything on Sundays, it should give you a rough guess at (relative) floors and ceilings.

    He’s just one of those guys that plays way faster than he tested, and has somehow overcome his lack size, length, etc. Look at his 10-yard split, for instance, not just his 40. Not much explosion, either. Mediocre vert and broad. But he just keeps producing big time.

     

    <caption>Pre-draft measurables</caption>

    Height Weight Arm length Hand span 40-yard dash 10-yard split 20-yard split 20-yard shuttle Three-cone drill Vertical jump Broad jump
    5 ft 9+14 in
    (1.76 m)
    194 lb
    (88 kg)
    28+58 in
    (0.73 m)
    9 in
    (0.23 m)
    4.65 s 1.57 s 2.69 s 4.33 s 7.07 s 32.0 in
    (0.81 m)
    9 ft 8 in
    (2.95 m)
    All values from NFL Combine/Pro Day<sup id=”cite_ref-13″ class=”reference”>[13]</sup><sup id=”cite_ref-14″ class=”reference”>[14]</sup>
    #147078
    zn
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    Williams has no business being as good as he is

    I just think his effectiveness comes from what he does behind the LOS to set up and then explode through the right gaps at the right nano-second. He has more than enough vision and lateral quickness to do that. None of that would show up in measurables, I would think. Then in the open field he has great contact balance and fierce “want it” energy. He’s not that big, powerful, fast, or elusive, but he has just enough of all those things so that wanting it bad works. Look at his highlights from the ARZ game.

     

    Kyren Williams’ best plays from 204-yard, 2-TD game | Week 12

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    zn
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