Sam Monson@PFF_Sam
This is far from an ‘all-in’ move by the Rams.

The whole point of being ‘all-in’ is you’re risking your entire stack/bankroll on one hand.

What’s the risk here with OBJ?

They’re picking up a talented WR for peanuts.

wv wrote:

Fwiw, Blue and White, (with white pants, of course) are
the purist and true-ist and holy-ist colors.

I still like the dark Ferragamos.

Gil Brandt@Gil_Brandt
At the season’s midpoint, the Titans and Cardinals are the top seeds in each conference. They are 2 of 12 franchises to never win a Super Bowl. Both of the teams’ SB losses were decided in the final seconds of regulation.

the 1949 los angeles rams uniform
a thread pic.twitter.com/cmAJaVsmLu

— roberto clemente (@rclemente2121) November 10, 2021

𝒥𝒾𝓂 𝐸𝓋𝑒𝓇𝑒𝓉𝓉@Jim_Everett
After review, Tennessee’s Coach Vrabel D strategy was to pressure A gaps with LBs, stacking the GCG gaps with D linemen, twist & stunts vs McVays offense… & it worked. Remember Coach Bilicheck doing similar tactics. This will be repeated by future opponents. #BePrepared

We saw counter choice #1 in the second half…move the pocket. Other counters involve the ability to run the ball especially outside. The thinking, stack the middle, ATTACK THE EDGES. Or Middle screens? Play action helps but anything besides straight drop backs!

Jacob Harris out for remainder for season after tearing ACL and MCL against Titans (This is about Miller and Stafford too).

https://www.therams.com/news/rams-injury-update-jacob-harris-titans-acl-mcl

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – Rams head coach Sean McVay on Monday said rookie wide receiver Jacob Harris will miss the remainder of the season after tearing his ACL and MCL against the Titans.

Harris sustained the injury with just under 10 minutes remaining in the first half while covering a punt return.

“Kind of unfortunate on that freak accident,” McVay said during a video conference Monday afternoon. “So, bummer for Jacob.”

Harris will “go through some pre-hab,” then the Rams will eventually schedule his surgery, according to McVay.

Harris’ injury leaves the Rams with Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods, Van Jefferson, Ben Skowronek and J.J. Koski as the current wide receivers on the active roster, but McVay said he feels good about the depth there.

“It’s a bummer,” McVay said. “I hate that for Jacob, and you were hoping to kind of get him a little bit more involved. What that means as far as maybe we start mixing in some different personnel groupings, and Kendall Blanton played some snaps as of late, maybe you get into some different stuff like that, those are all things that we’ll explore. But I do feel good about those top five.”

Updates on Matthew Stafford and Von Miller

McVay also said quarterback Matthew Stafford “is good” after he sustained a “mild kind of ankle sprain” against the Titans. They will take things a day at a time with Stafford, but McVay doesn’t expect it to affect his status for this week.

“He came back in and competed well,” McVay said. “He was sore today, but expect him to be able to take it a day at a time. But I think he’ll be good to go.”

Meanwhile, the Rams will continue to take the same day-at-a-time approach with outside linebacker Von Miller this week. His status for Monday Night Football against the 49ers is still to be determined.

“He’s doing a great job of attacking his rehab and his treatment with (Vice President, Sports Medicine and Performance) Reggie (Scott) and his group,” McVay said. “I know he’s really tough, and I know he wants to get out on the field. I think it is partly my responsibility and our job to make sure that when we decide on that, it’s when he’s feeling good and he’s feeling like the Von Miller that we’ve all grown accustomed to seeing, play with the speed and the explosion and the twitch that makes him such a special and unique player. So if he’s able to go this week, that’s definitely a positive for us. I think we’ll be careful, but I also think he’s earned the right to be able to communicate that to us, but you’re not naive to the fact that the bye (week) is after that as well, and so we want to make sure we don’t put him at harm’s risk for setting himself back. Those are questions that I kind of ask Reggie and his group, and defer to them on helping give me that clarity, and then we’ll ultimately make a decision collectively with Von and myself.”

alyoshamucci

Game 9 analysis, okay, so … she’s a dog.

I was a wrestler in high school. We had a seriously good coach and team … sent 9/14 varsity kids to state and late most kids I wrestled with won or placed in state.
I never made it past JV because everyone around me was a monster. But on JV, I learned something that I’ve carried with me. I could beat anyone, basically. But I came upon a kid in a tournament, and he was not really a good wrestler. But he was wayyyyyy stronger than me. He was a freshman varsity running back who wanted to wrestle. he could squat 500 lbs.

He beat me sideways. He didn’t even know what he was doing. I used fancy moves and he just threw me off like I was a fly. This is what just happened. You cannot account for being overmatched in strength without altering your gameplan. If I had known how strong he was I would have altered my approach.

Maybe McVay knew, maybe he didn’t. But we saw the result. I can’t remember the last time I saw a DT other than Donald get sacks in one game, much less one half, so I’m gonna credit Simmons here with having a great game.

Also?I didn’t watch the 3rd quarter at all.

The Great

1) That this happened now rather than in the playoffs or super bowl.

The Good

2) Ramsey makes plays every week that blow my mind.Thinking about the TFL.

3) Henderson getting ypc … so also run blocking.

4) AJ Brown not tearing us up. That’s not what beat us, at least.

5) Higbee being solid.

6) Our defense did okay. I wasn’t sad about THAT.

The Bad

7) Until Stafford cleans up his misfires, he’ll be here.

8) Trading for Miller and not having Miller.

9) Having two TEs open one TD.

10) Watching Tannehill finger roll after watching an entire segment on ESPN on his finger rolls. Did no one the staff watch that? Do we need to suggest that McVay hires someone to watch Sportscenter?

11) Ernest on the Tannehill TD.

12) Kickoff returns. I don’t know what to say here, what was our starting field position?

The Ugly

13) Oh lordy that pass.

14) Oh lordy that pick 6.

15) Our O line, specifically the interior. Wow. Rough night guys.

16) Getting our butts beat at home in prime time.

17) Penalties. I can’t believe how many.

…

1. Jalen Ramsey is one of the greatest CB’s to ever play in the league

2. Many of us made fun of ATL for taking A.J. Terrell over guys like CeeDee Lamb, but he’s been an absolute star https://t.co/4qTlLoH5pF

— Sosa Kremenjas (@QBsMVP) November 8, 2021

Blaine Grisak@bgrisakDTR
Brian Allen with a 38.4 pass blocking grade last night against the Titans. He also got credit with two sacks and four pressures. Not his best performance to say the least.

Austin Gayle@PFF_AustinGayle
Jeffery Simmons currently leads all DTs with 42 total pressures, per @PFF.

Aaron Donald (41) has been the league leader for five straight seasons (2016-20).

wv wrote:

Lots of what happened is correctable. Whats not correctable is an
OLine that cant hold up to a defense like the Titans.

Same problem last year. There were a few times last year where the OL just got handled. I was saying all along that this year’s OL is better than last year’s…but they backslid. So who knows if it’s really better.

The Rams handed the Titans 14 points and committed 12 penalties for 115 yards – their most since 2014. https://t.co/PqIWEvomLf

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) November 8, 2021

Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
The Rams’ 115 penalty yards are their most in a game since 2014 when they had 119 against the Cowboys

Chris B@BiggameCB
The two turnovers were clearly on the quarterback but the playcalling and protection of the first half and lack of adjustments were completely on coach

Rams Brothers@RamsBrothers
Tonight was the first time ever Matthew Stafford has thrown two interceptions on consecutive passes.

Just a weird night we’d like to forget.

Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
Von Miller is INACTIVE tonight vs. Titans (ankle)

The Niners play physical at the LOS, using the power run game & PA to offset defenses. Here, @GregCosell shows how the lead block of FB Kyle Juszczyk & seal of LT Trent Williams, opens the lane for the HB to get to the 2nd-level. #NFL  #FTTB  | @MattBowen41 | @PlaybooKFoley pic.twitter.com/b3eaO4zjhT

— NFL Matchup on ESPN (@NFLMatchup) November 7, 2021