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znModeratorThe Rams run more Cover 4 than any team in the NFL, but they’re at the bottom in man coverage. Check out the numbers. https://t.co/lgvYeVieAE
— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) November 12, 2022
znModeratorJourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigueThe Rams activated OL Coleman Shelton, RB Kyren Williams and S Quentin Lake out of IR designation. The Rams waived RB Malcolm Brown, who was on the injury report earlier this week.znModeratorRams Wire@TheRamsWireRaheem Morris loves what he’s seen from Derion Kendrick, but with Troy Hill and David Long Jr. fully back, the rookie could get fewer snapsznModeratorSean Hannity plays dumb, says he doesn’t know where the predictions of a red wave came from. So the Washington Post lets him have it with a supercut of his own Fox News predicting a red wave. pic.twitter.com/Uq2J3PMdlw
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) November 12, 2022
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mcvay's rams have a winning record vs every nfl division, except for the afc east: pic.twitter.com/ohjNoNGTyP— roberto clemente (@rclemente2121) November 12, 2022
znModeratorChandler Brewer’s long and winding road to the Rams starting lineup https://t.co/muwc3NBuuE
— TurfShowTimes (@TurfShowTimes) November 12, 2022
znModeratorRandom Ramsdom: Raheem Morris says this is the most adversity Sean McVay has faced https://t.co/GZKkd6nB8Y
— TurfShowTimes (@TurfShowTimes) November 12, 2022
znModeratorStu Jackson@StuJRamsSean McVay said both G Coleman Shelton and RB Kyren Williams will play Sunday vs. Cardinals.znModeratorIn addition to Matthew Stafford being questionable, Greg Gaines and Alaric Jackson are both doubtful for Sunday
That'll hurt the Rams. https://t.co/cMeVbvTXgr
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) November 11, 2022
znModeratorThe worst offensive line in the NFL through 9 weeks? The Los Angeles Rams https://t.co/IFmqRDA2Oq
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) November 11, 2022
znModeratorStu Jackson@StuJRams
Rams DB Jalen Ramsey gave an emphatic response to the criticism he’s seen of DC Raheem Morris just now. Re: “soft coverage” comments, Ramsey said Morris gives DBs the freedom to play press on some looks, off on other looks. (more in this thread)“He gives us the freedom to use all the tools that he’s taught us,” Ramsey said.
Used analogy of how you use multiple tools, not just the best one, to build a house – DBs don’t use the same tool on every rep in a game to accomplish their goals.
Ramsey: “We choose the techniques we want to play. We choose sometimes whether we want to press or whether we want to play off. At the end of the day, if y’all want to blame me, I don’t give a damn, blame me. But it ain’t Rah. I can tell you that.”
Based on his explanation and the way I interpreted it, my guess is it could be because of the technique the DBs are choosing to play based on the look they’re getting. They’re also trying to limit explosive plays and keep stuff underneath
znModeratorStrong comments from Jalen Ramsey today after he responded to some social media criticism about DC Raheem Morris. The Rams defense is allowing just 17.8 points per game. Ramsey: “I see some of the dumbass criticism…Rah is the real f-ing deal.” Expands: https://t.co/11ZNT0HX3a
— Jourdan Rodrigue (@JourdanRodrigue) November 11, 2022
znModeratorfrom Facebook
Let’s do a recap of states with ballot measures that would change their constitutions to ban slavery and prison labor, according to an ABC News report..Alabama: With 72 percent of expected votes in, Alabama voted for the removal of several Jim Crow-era sections of their state constitution, including one that allowed for slavery as criminal punishment, one that barred interracial marriage and one that separated schools for white and Black students. Some 77 percent of voters voted “yes,” but it is still notable that 23 percent, or close to 270,000 voters, were against this measure in a former pro-slavery state..Louisiana: With 95 percent expected votes in, Louisiana voted against a constitutional amendment to remove language allowing slavery as punishment, with 60.9 percent voting no. That’s close to 800,000 voters against the measure. But according to reporting from ABC News, it seems like there was a lot of confusion in how the ballot measure was worded. State Rep. Edmond Jordan said he asked people to vote against it in hopes of bringing it back next year and making sure the language is clear and unambiguous..Oregon: With 64 percent expected votes in, Oregon voted for the removal of constitutional language allowing slavery as punishment. It will also add language that authorizes officials to order alternatives to incarceration for a convicted individual as part of their sentencing. Just over 54 percent voted “yes,” with over 45 percent — or close to 640,000 Oregonians — voting “no.”Tennessee: With 68 percent expected votes in, the overwhelming majority of voters — 80 percent — voted for a measure to remove constitutional language allowing slavery as punishment. But it’s still notable that 20 percent — over 332,000 voters — voting against..Vermont: Vermont’s proposal had the biggest support margin — with 89 percent of voters agreeing to prohibit slavery in the state constitutionznModeratorMatthew Stafford’s numbers aren’t good this season, but they look even worse when you take away Cooper Kupp’s production https://t.co/unswBmGPpq
— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) November 9, 2022
znModeratorSteven Jackson fought for every yard! No matter the scenario. I would love to see that from the team against Arizona on Sunday.
SJ39 vs Arizona 2010 pic.twitter.com/FiBM8EI0mP
— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) November 10, 2022
znModeratorCory Booker@CoryBookerEverywhere access to abortion was on the ballot last night, voters overwhelmingly chose to protect that right. Today I am so grateful for the activists and advocates who worked to defend the rights of women to make their own decisions.znModeratorI know it’s one of life’s few constants, but I never get tired of Joe Rogan being wrong. https://t.co/jYHFh0X6Oz
— Robert Finn (@robertfinnisme) November 9, 2022
znModeratorGail Mellor@authorpendragonYou will hear a lot more from Charles Booker. Although our state newspapers all endorsed Booker against Ron Paul, the DNC would not give Booker a penny.We’re a poor state, preyed on by Rand Paul (Texan funded by Chinese, Russians, corps and insider trading,) Confronting him was Booker, young, Black, progressive, backed by state newspapers. DNC refused to help. Booker got 42% of vote anyway.znModeratorJourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigueThe Rams designated iOL Coleman Shelton to return to practice. If available Sunday, he can play either of the guard positions.znModeratorSean McVay said "there's a good chance" Kyren Williams will be active on Sunday against the Cardinals https://t.co/HnmsprHwjK
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) November 9, 2022
znModeratorPundits are out now to fix the narrative. It went from red wave to tight race. From we need two senate to do Roe to we holding ground.
Next is gridlock story.
“Roe is what we want but they won’t let us”. Prep for next “democracy is on the line” election!!? https://t.co/1lFcjJbb4t— RepDem Oligarchy (@MoSoApril2019) November 9, 2022
znModeratorEagerly awaiting to see if all those news outlets who wrote that Stacey Abrams has a Black male voter problem will follow up with an exhaustive piece on why white people in Georgia couldn’t bring themselves to vote for Stacey Abrams. https://t.co/C3YeaSZUnE
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) November 9, 2022
znModeratorAndrew Whitworth@AndrewWhitworthI have a really cool idea for turf vs grass study! Ask the people who actually perform and put their bodies at risk on it! We know how we feel on it. Injury or not! Beating it puts on body, how hard it is when helmet hits, footing, etcznModeratorAaron Donald was credited with only 1 pressure against the Bucs, which snapped a 59-game streak with at least 2 pressures
Almost 4 full seasons! https://t.co/cu2QQrdOV2
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) November 9, 2022
znModeratorWagner: No. 1 LB
Donald: No. 2 interior DL
Ramsey: No. 2 CBAll in top 20 for PFF grades on defense
Safe to say the Rams' trio has lived up to the hype https://t.co/KzrOJJNWsc
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) November 9, 2022
znModerator60% of people in Uvalde voted for Greg Abbott. 60% of people in Uvalde don't think the deadliest mass school shooting in Texas history is enough to actually want gun reform. 60% of people in Uvalde think that 19 children murdered isn't quite enough to want to change anything.
— James Wilson (@James4Prez) November 9, 2022
znModeratorPissed off for greatness.
Competitive nature and urgency will get the team on the right track. 💯Straight Off The Press with @JalenRamsey: https://t.co/SREhFVsTcT pic.twitter.com/DD3DkkzaeC
— UNINTERRUPTED (@uninterrupted) November 9, 2022
znModeratorScot@_SC00T
Rams D thru Week 9:
11th in points allowed
5th in yards allowed
10th in yards per play
1st in total plays allowed
1st in first downs allowedJourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
heads up tho they’re 6th in specifically defensive points allowed; removing ST/offensive turnovers for TDsznModeratorJourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigueThe Rams offense is averaging 16.38 ppg (third-lowest) and when the defense gets a 3/out or turnover on downs, the offense responds with a 3/out of their own on nearly 40% of possessions. It’s hard to imagine that’s real, but it is. Worst 3/out rate under McVay as a head coach..Again, Rams offense has the worst three-and-out rate in the NFL through nine games, per a @TruMediaSports query..And. The defense is No. 10 in the NFL in three-and-out rate forced. Combine that with the stat in the quote tweet, whew.znModeratorrams have scored an avg of 11.2 pts / gm vs these defenses:
buf #1
dal #5
sfo #4 (x2)
tam #8and an avg of 25.0 pts / gm vs these defenses:
atl #29
ari #31
car #25next 5 opponent defenses:
ari #31
nor #19
kan #24
sea #21
lvg #27* def rankings based on off pts allowed.
— roberto clemente (@rclemente2121) November 8, 2022
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