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Dakota Allen looks faster than anyone on the field.
i just want to post his agility numbers.
20ss – 4.04s
3 cone – 6.88soutstanding numbers. question with him is physicality.
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InvaderRamModeratorthis goes back to the argument of running qb vs pocket qb.
and this is not to bag on luck. and not to say that he was strictly a running qb. but there is the argument that running qbs are prone to injury.
makes me wonder if wentz might face similar struggles.
also makes me marvel how a guy like russell wilson has not missed a game his entire career.
InvaderRamModeratorit’s in both mcvay’s and goff’s best interests to stay together.
InvaderRamModeratori feel bad for him.
August 22, 2019 at 7:48 pm in reply to: tweets & other bits … 8/21 & 8/22 … w/ Holt on NFL | FIRST THINGS FIRST #104203InvaderRamModeratorRams hold highest single-season grades in PFF history at two positions
what could have been. if only quinn didn’t have those injury problems. he was never the same after his back problems.
InvaderRamModeratorGaines looked real good. He had one play where he completely blew up the RB for a loss about 4-5 yards behing the LOS. Gaines had several plays where he flushed the pocket or beat his man into the backfield. Even when Gaines is doubled he has the ability to shake loose. He also can smell the run and stonewall his spot. Highly impressed with Gaines after rewatching the tape.
i like reading that.
he’s got a good chance to be a starter by the end of the season.
I also think between Obo, Durham Carraway and Patrick we are going to find a starter that will eventually replace Ebukam and provide much better pass rush off the edge. I liked Dakota Allen as well but want to see him across a bigger field of games before I crown him.
is ebu even a starter? i thought it was fowler and matthews. in any case, they might actually have some depth there.
InvaderRamModeratori trust the articles that say he ran in a zone system. i remember mcvay and snead saying similar things. i think i even remember henderson saying similar things.
that guy says that mcvay and henderson both have said that he is struggling with the rams run concepts, but i have yet to see a direct quote from either that confirms this. i see more just getting the fine details down.
InvaderRamModeratoris that another way of saying he needs to adjust to the speed of the nfl game?
InvaderRamModeratorhmmm…
well pff says he ran outside zone.
henderson’s coaches said he ran outside zone.
https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2019/05/14/nfl-rams-darrell-henderson-college-coach-fit/amp/
InvaderRamModeratori like tulsi gabbard.
every time i see her she just impresses me more and more.
InvaderRamModeratori agree with much of what jeff says.
InvaderRamModeratorDick Vermeil is one of his mentors…… I can see that
yeah. i see some vermeil in him. wasn’t surprised to read that.
and i do worry that mcvay burns out with the rams.
i hope not.
InvaderRamModeratorDarrell Henderson has admitted difficulty adapting to a zone heavy Rams’ scheme after running mostly gap runs at Memphis. Zone runs rely on vision, processing & patient, controlled footwork to access whichever hole pops open. Pre-Week 1 showed DH has much work to do.
i thought he ran in a zone scheme in college?
InvaderRamModeratoreverything about rapp stands out except for the 40 time.
so hopefully he’s like an anquan boldin who also ran a 4.7 40 and dominates the league e en though he’s not a track athlete.
so far so good.
InvaderRamModeratoryeah. i wasn’t really paying attention to be honest, but the oline is definitely something to keep an eye on. some interesting prospects to keep an eye on for the future for sure.
InvaderRamModeratorgarsh. i was so distracted, and it was hard for me to concentrate on the game.
i heard rapp’s name mentioned a lot. sounds like he was making quite the impression.
that’s about it. henderson’s stats weren’t all that impressive, but he was running behind the backup oline. so looks like we’ll have to wait until week one.
InvaderRamModeratorRams OLB Dante Fowler had standout day against the Raiders in combined practice. Fowler had at least four sacks…
The rest of that:
Lindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
…. Fowler had at least four sacks, as he and Aaron Donald kept a constant presence in the backfield. “He’s doing great,” Donald said. “Making a lot of good plays and rushing the passer great.”hmmm….
InvaderRamModeratorit seems like i’m always reading good things about fowler.
what a development that would be.
InvaderRamModerator1. i like how they’re managing gurley’s reps. obviously anything can happen, but i hope gurley has another strong 3-4 years left in him.
2. love what i’m reading about goff. sounds like he’s taking the next steps in his development.
3. kupp sounds like he’s on track. goff’s play really dropped off after he went out. it’ll be good to have him back.
InvaderRamModeratorhmmm
david long fourth string.
i was hoping to hear more positive things about him in training camp.
InvaderRamModeratori’m imagining a safety duo of jj and rapp in the near future.
InvaderRamModeratorApparently Edwards is a quick learner.
yeah. and if i remember correctly, this is a guy who went through a couple position switches in college?
InvaderRamModeratori like the evans pick as well.
August 3, 2019 at 4:43 pm in reply to: tweets & other things … 8/3 & 8/4 … lots of good VB tweets this time #103605InvaderRamModeratordoes this offense have a chance to be even better than the previous two years? Yes. Specifically situationally/more diverse/and against certain defensive looks that gave them issues last year
yeah. if everett develops like he has been. and if henderson is the real deal, then goff and mcvay should have more options at their disposal.
if noteboom and allen pan out.
August 3, 2019 at 12:59 pm in reply to: tweets & other things … 8/3 & 8/4 … lots of good VB tweets this time #103597InvaderRamModeratorI think that’s a bs narrative.
i think there’s an assumption that goff really is a product of the system.
i don’t personally buy that. but that’s the perception, and maybe along with that, he won’t be able to carry the team when he takes up more salary cap space.
again. i don’t agree with that. i think he’s not close to reaching his peak yet.
InvaderRamModeratordepending on how noteboom performs this season, i’m hoping he eventually becomes the replacement for whit.
and what better way to transition than to play alongside him for the season.
InvaderRamModeratorThat would be pretty sweet if it is even close to true
this isn’t the first time we’ve read positive reviews on fowler’s training camp.
and while gurley’s comments might be a little over the top, it does give me hope that fowler and matthews might be the outside pass rush this team needs.
InvaderRamModeratorInvaderRamModeratoroldnotdead
Noteboom looked very good with his movement on runs to the right. Both he and Allen have looked just fine so far. IMO Allen will be an upgrade to Sullivan. Allen is quicker with much better overall speed to get into the second level, which is something the center must do in this scheme. The same can be said with Noteboom, he appears more mobile and quicker than Saffold. Whit is just amazing. The dude just doesn’t age. He might want to come back next year too. Whit is totally energized and a complete technician at his craft.
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well. we’ll see when the real games begin.
but i like what i’ve been reading.
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InvaderRamModeratorWoods said McVay is giving Goff half of the play call before the 15 sec mark now and telling him to work it out on his own. He’s putting more on Goff and Goff is getting it.
love reading stuff like this. and it just reinforces my belief that the rams really hit on mcvay. and it gives me hope that goff just continues to rise.
also wondering if the oline, particularly noteboom and allen, get reps in the preseason games.
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