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You know, Ebukam, might eventually be able to be the do everything MLB.
that’s an interesting idea. one thing. can a player learn to be a better tackler? i just wonder if tree can’t become a better tackler. is he just who he is at this point with regards to the tackling? although i gotta say. the run defense has improved a lot the last several games.
The best thing he could is stop tackling people high with arm tackles. i also remember Singletary telling him to keep low on Hard Knocks.
AgamemnonQuinn being cut would save the Rams $11,444,412.
Tavon being cut would save the Rams $3,000,000. He still has $5,000,000 guaranteed on his contract. AgamemnonI think the Rams have demonstrated that they don’t have to fear any team. We have good coaches. We can even make adjustments at half time and during the game. 😉
AgamemnonGoff has to keep learning new stuff, because the other team will try to take away what he does best. It is all a process, until you can do more than they can stop. His college offense probably did not require him to make a wide variety of throws. He will need to learn a bigger skill set for the NFL. imo
AgamemnonClearly they value Ogletree…after all they extended him. They mention leadership and making the line calls. They must like his pass rush abilities too. They don’t seem to be using ILBs the way we generally expect.
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You might give up something in the run defense, but neither of those guys has to come off the field when the other teams goes to the pass.
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You know, Ebukam, might eventually be able to be the do everything MLB. AgamemnonGoff is starting to do other stuff, too. It appears he is no longer drifting back in the pocket, but remains steady. Remember when that was a criticism. He has a lot of stuff like that to learn. A lot of stuff he never had to learn in college. That includes more types of throws he will need to learn as a pro. imo
Agamemnon
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw2bOxN6TdaoTi1ORXN2SkJxVDg/view
This is the better version. The condensed game is above. You can watch that at the link. You can download the condensed version at the link below. This used to be the full game, but this time he just did the condensed version.
https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0Bw2bOxN6TdaoTi1ORXN2SkJxVDg&export=download
Agamemnonhttp://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000865325/article/what-we-learned-from-sundays-week-7-games
Rams 33, Cardinals 0
1. This Rams team is better in almost every facet this season. That includes the team’s ability to play keepaway and hold on to a lead with a strong running game and third-down conversions. Todd Gurley finished with 156 yards from scrimmage on 26 touches, many of which came on a 16-play fourth quarter touchdown drive that took over ten minutes off the clock. The Cardinals only had the ball three times and possessed it for less than seven minutes in the entire second half. The Rams held the ball for 39 minutes in the game overall.
Gurley and the team’s offensive line deserve game balls after this one. Gurley ran hard, breaking tackles and finding room outside the tackles against the nondescript Cardinals defense. Jared Goff, who didn’t need to play particularly well to win easily, had all the time in the world to survey the field to pick up manageable third downs.
2. Quarterback Carson Palmer will have surgery on a broken left arm suffered Sunday and will likely miss eight weeks, coach Bruce Arians announced. Palmer exited late in the second quarter with the injury and was replaced by Drew Stanton. This could potentially be the end of an era in Arizona. Palmer openly debated his football future this offseason before deciding to play another season. Arians’ future and whether wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald keeps playing figure to become bigger storylines in the coming weeks.
The Cardinals’ chances for a competent offense with Stanton at quarterback do not seem high. After Palmer left, Stanton sprayed passes and did not look comfortable in the pocket. (He completed 5-of-14 passes for only 64 yards with an interception and a fumble.) The Cardinals’ offensive line didn’t give Palmer or Stanton a chance and Adrian Peterson found little room to run, finishing with 21 yards on 11 carries.
3. Wade Phillips’ Rams defense continues to get better each and every week after a slow start to the season. Linebacker Alec Ogletree was very active breaking up plays, showing why the Rams rewarded him recently with a new contract. Aaron Donald and Michael Brockers may be the best interior defensive line duo in the league right now.
— Gregg Rosenthal
AgamemnonMaking plays in London pic.twitter.com/PGT9757CAS
— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) October 22, 2017
AgamemnonRams currently pitching 12th best run stopping performance in Rams histoy@LindseyThiry @Alden_Gonzalez @LATimesklein @MylesASimmons pic.twitter.com/jXZ5gzXSha
— Pro Football Journal (@NFL_Journal) October 22, 2017
AgamemnonThe top graded guards in the NFL this week pic.twitter.com/AJu653g9a8
— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) October 17, 2017
AgamemnonFearsome Twosome coast to coast: Jacksonville Beach style. @latimesklein and I are working hard. https://t.co/fObz46D05q
— Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) October 16, 2017
Agamemnon
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw2bOxN6TdaodU5aOGp1Tzl2RzQ/view
https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0Bw2bOxN6TdaodU5aOGp1Tzl2RzQ&export=download
Here is the condensed version, Invader. This works.
Agamemnoni’m trying to download the seattle and jacksonville games, but they’re being downloaded as a text file.
what am i doing wrong?
I don’t know. I didn’t DL the Seattle game. Try again. Click on the download symbol that is highlighted and wait.
It isn’t working for me now. There will probably be another version of the game up. I will post that link if it appears. Agamemnon
