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  • #161798
    Avatar photoZooey
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    #161799
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    Schwartz was assistant coach of the year in 2023, and was DC during the Eagles super bowl during the Nick Foles era. He built a purty good D in Cleveland.

    I dunno. Cleveland may just get Worse.

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    #161805
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    Schwartz was assistant coach of the year in 2023, and was DC during the Eagles super bowl during the Nick Foles era. He built a purty good D in Cleveland.

    I dunno. Cleveland may just get Worse.

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    When their Pro Bowl QB, Shadeur Sanders, gets them to the Super Bowl, you will be glad that they’re even worse.

    #161807
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    Schwartz was assistant coach of the year in 2023, and was DC during the Eagles super bowl during the Nick Foles era. He built a purty good D in Cleveland.

    should mcvay fire shula? i thought at first keep him, but i’m wondering if mcvay needs to change something drastic. rams weren’t afraid to make bold moves in terms of player personnel. maybe he’s gotta show players he’s willing to do the same to the coaching staff.

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    #161811
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    should mcvay fire shula? i thought at first keep him, but i’m wondering if mcvay needs to change something drastic..

    I guess it depends on what McVay thinks is the reason the defense went from very good to averaging giving up about 30 pts a game. Twice to 5’10” Bryce F’ing Young.

    Maybe the personnel is just bad. But maybe teams figured Shula out. I dunno.

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    #161812
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    should mcvay fire shula? i thought at first keep him, but i’m wondering if mcvay needs to change something drastic..

    I guess it depends on what McVay thinks is the reason the defense went from very good to averaging giving up about 30 pts a game. Twice to 5’10” Bryce F’ing Young.

    Maybe the personnel is just bad. But maybe teams figured Shula out. I dunno.

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    But maybe Shula KNOWS how they figured him out, and has a plan to attack that.

    In the mean time, I can’t help but feel like the Rams had a golden opportunity this year to win it all, and they didn’t. And those windows only come along intermittently.

    Basically, it’s better to win now than to hope for the future, so fuck everybody. That’s what I’m saying. I want satisfaction. I demand it.

    #161814
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    In the mean time, I can’t help but feel like the Rams had a golden opportunity this year to win it all, and they didn’t. And those windows only come along intermittently.

    Basically, it’s better to win now than to hope for the future, so fuck everybody. That’s what I’m saying. I want satisfaction. I demand it.

    Golden opportunity. Yeah, I know. It sucks. I refuse to watch any of the vids on the Seattle game. I still havent watched any vids on the Martz-fiasco from 2002.

    I think we’d have to go back to Martz’s super bowl team to find a Rams team that may very well have been the ‘best’ team in the NFL and still lost. Before that, you’d probly have to go back to a couple of those 70’s teams that lost to Bud Grant.

    This was all explained on Grits’ Powder-Blue-and-Sunshine-Gold Board, which you were never invited to be on.

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    #161815
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    I guess it depends on what McVay thinks is the reason the defense went from very good to averaging giving up about 30 pts a game. Twice to 5’10” Bryce F’ing Young.

    Maybe the personnel is just bad. But maybe teams figured Shula out. I dunno

    It’s the secondary, pure and simple. They started out with veterans at CB + Durant, and the veterans (plus Lake) got injured and exposed. Witherspoon went out in week 2, and when he came back in week 12, he wasn’t the same. Forbes played well for a while and peaked against Tampa and then declined. Darious Williams missed 5 games, and didn’t always hold up when he came back. Durant also peaked against Tampa, and then wasn’t as effective, though he never hit bottom the way Witherspoon and Forbes did. Durant plus Wms, which were the CBs in the final games + post-season, = 5’11 + 5’9 respectively.

    They also missed Lake and had no replacement.

    Against Tampa it looked like the defense was fine. Then it got exposed.

    To be fair, against Carolina in the regular season they had 3 injury replacements on the OL. As we know that always leads to disaster. Granted McClendon was playing well, but he was still a replacement, and with OL replacements you lose a bit of cohesion and communication. When you add the LOT plus your best lineman (ROG) it gets to be a problem, and it was in that game.

    Back to defense. I’m sorry to say Landman dropped off too. Before the Carolina game he was averaging 9 tackles a game. After Tampa he averaged 5.5 a game.

    I think for the defense as a whole, there was a lot of reading their own press.

    #161817
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    It’s the secondary, pure and simple.

    I think that’s the most important thing overall this season, but I don’t think it’s pure and simple.

    The most important play that cost the Rams a Super Bowl this year was a muffed punt. Catch that ball and the Rams are probably playing the Patriots.

    #161818
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    It’s the secondary, pure and simple.

    I think that’s the most important thing overall this season, but I don’t think it’s pure and simple.

    The most important play that cost the Rams a Super Bowl this year was a muffed punt. Catch that ball and the Rams are probably playing the Patriots.

    But that’s an easy fix. Replace the returner. I think the rest of special teams is fixed.

    The reason a muffed punt cost them that one game is because they was a very tight game. They were in a tight game because Seattle could throw for 346 yards and 3 TDs, w/ no turnovers. That was with Darnold being pressured on 35% of his throws.

    #161819
    Avatar photoZooey
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    It’s the secondary, pure and simple.

    I think that’s the most important thing overall this season, but I don’t think it’s pure and simple.

    The most important play that cost the Rams a Super Bowl this year was a muffed punt. Catch that ball and the Rams are probably playing the Patriots.

    But that’s an easy fix. Replace the returner. I think the rest of special teams is fixed.

    The reason a muffed punt cost them that one game is because they was a very tight game. They were in a tight game because Seattle could throw for 346 yards and 3 TDs, w/ no turnovers. That was with Darnold being pressured on 35% of his throws.

    Fixing the secondary is easy, too. Draft Quinyon Mitchell or something. Boom!

    #161820
    Avatar photozn
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    It’s the secondary, pure and simple.

    I think that’s the most important thing overall this season, but I don’t think it’s pure and simple.

    The most important play that cost the Rams a Super Bowl this year was a muffed punt. Catch that ball and the Rams are probably playing the Patriots.

    But that’s an easy fix. Replace the returner. I think the rest of special teams is fixed.

    The reason a muffed punt cost them that one game is because they was a very tight game. They were in a tight game because Seattle could throw for 346 yards and 3 TDs, w/ no turnovers. That was with Darnold being pressured on 35% of his throws.

    Fixing the secondary is easy, too. Draft Quinyon Mitchell or something. Boom!

    Though given everything we said, it is interesting that it took a muffed punt to lose that particular game.

    #161821
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    I have a question.

    Why didn’t Emmanuel Forbes play the entire first half?

    #161822
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    I have a question.

    Why didn’t Emmanuel Forbes play the entire first half?

    Benched. He didn’t play in Chicago either. He played 56 snaps in the Carolina postseason game, then against Chicago and Seattle he had 13 snaps combined.

    Forbes had a high point this season (Tampa game) then fell off the shelf.

    #161826
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    Davante is now 0-5 in NFC Championship games.

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    #161837
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