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znModerator.@rams @CooperKupp is a “router” and he had Davis all twisted up after this fine performance.
Rams
Scored on 6 straight possessions
Was 10/15 on 3rd downs
0 turnovers
1 penalty for 4 yardsDefinition of a CLEAN GAME#BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/vQpbAoFUUm
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 27, 2021
znModerator.@RamsNFL @DeSeanJackson10 been doing this “straight speed” act for 14 years and looks like he can run by defenses for 14 more. Blew this game open. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/jZfUHdAJEg
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 27, 2021
znModerator.@RamsNFL #Stafford to @robertwoods and the QB knows this playbook and this offense. Sailing through progressions like a hot knife through butter. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/04b6hRM2Fn
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 27, 2021
znModerator.@RamsNFL #MathewStafford with the “no look” and the ageless #AndrewWhitworth jumps on a loose 🏈. Anyone stopping these #Rams ? #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/2gti4YnQBr
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 27, 2021
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znModeratorone out of sequence–2021 Rams vs Colts Week 2 Film Breakdown
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znModeratorCHI…25th
IND…32nd
TB….23rdTampa is 23rd?
The way everyone was talking about that D-Line, I assumed it was in the Top 10.
Tampa is actually 32nd in sacks. Interesting, no? Last year they were 5th. Obviously they have 13 more games to fix that but still.
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znModeratorIf they keep up this level of performance, I don’t think the Rams can be beaten.
Matthew Stafford + All Day = TDs.
Well the stats are out now at PFR. How many times was MS pressured in the 1st 3 games? It’s 3, 4, and 6. So 13. Among qbs with at least 30 total attempts in the first 3 games, that ranks 3rd.
But then in terms of defensive pressures, here’s how the Rams first 3 opponents rank.
CHI…25th
IND…32nd
TB….23rdSo they have not really been tested yet.
ARZ btw ranks 16th.
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znModeratorfrom PFF: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-3-game-recap-los-angeles-rams-34-tampa-bay-buccaneers-24
“This game was arguably won in the trenches. Tampa Bay’s defensive line has been causing teams problems dating back to last season, but the Rams offensive line largely shut them down and kept Stafford clean in the pocket all day. Nobody on the Rams line surrendered more than two total pressures, and the sack late in the fourth quarter was the first and only time the line allowed him to even hit the ground.”
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Rams OL PFF rankings through 3 games
Allen- 3rd among 33 C
Edwards- 11th among 68 OG
Corbett- 14th among 68 OG
Whitworth- 18th among 74 OT
Havenstein- 12th among 74 OTNot a bad start…
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Havenstein is on a mission this year. Extremely impressed with him so far.
Overall I think our OL is well within that top ten. Because they’re also playing well as a unit too. We may have a top 5 unit if things go well on the health front.
Carberry is off to a fantastic start. Remember these guys don’t get a preseason with live snaps and it looks like they’re in midseason form. We have not seen that from our line in McVay’s tenure yet. This is a first IMO
znModeratorJourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
The Rams have designated OLB Obo Okoronkwo and OT Tremayne Anchrum for return, after their time on short-term injured reserve. Both have looked solid in working on the side with trainers these last couple weeks.
znModeratorAustin Corbett's play strength, anchor, & ability to strain are very impressive. Quietly one of the 5-6 best RGs in football. pic.twitter.com/z8BIEru2y8
— Brandon Thorn (@BrandonThornNFL) September 29, 2021
znModeratorI’m so desperate to share this clip of Brian Allen pancaking Vita Vea in pass pro that I went full boomer and literally recorded it on my phone.
I’ve heard many OL gurus say: “pass pro doesn’t have to be passive”. I get it. pic.twitter.com/eRsGFNXQLM
— Sosa Kremenjas (@QBsMVP) September 28, 2021
znModeratorRobert Woods gets a big gain on 3rd down and then finishes the drive for a touchdown against the Arizona Cardinals in the week 17 contest from 2019 pic.twitter.com/2qcGXXXXqr
— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) September 30, 2021
znModeratorSeattleRams@seattlerams_nfl
The NFL defenses who have allowed the most first downs in 2021.1. Seahawks (84)
2. WFT (77)
3. Chiefs (76)
4. Dolphins (73
5. Rams (73)The only team with a winning record here is the Rams.
Let’s be honest, teams have moved the chains on them this year.
The Bears and Colts blew it in the red zone, but moved all day. Brady had 432 yards against them.
They’ve held when they had to, but to do need to tighten up.
Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
The Rams have designated OLB Obo Okoronkwo and OT Tremayne Anchrum for return, after their time on short-term injured reserve. Both have looked solid in working on the side with trainers these last couple weeks.Stu Jackson@StuJRams
Rams QB Matthew Stafford on the rapport between him and C Brian Allen:“He’s been great. He thinks like me, which is great. Thinks like the quarterback and he sees things the way I see them. He’s making protection calls as I’m thinking them and saying them.”
Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
Arizona Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury is kindly giving the LA beat writers some time this morning. A reporter asked whether it has gotten any easier planning for 3-time DPOY Aaron Donald over these years:“No. I wish it did.
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Darrell Henderson (ribs) and Leonard Floyd (ankle) DNP. Tutu Atwell (illness) and Robert Rochell (illness) DNP. Andrew Whitworth and Aaron Donald had rest days.
znModeratorReally cool play that shows Jefferson and Stafford understanding the run concept and essentially making a sight adjustment off a CB blitz and turning the play into a Brett Farve style RPO pic.twitter.com/4bSkFzrGtn
— Ted Nguyen (@FB_FilmAnalysis) September 28, 2021
znModeratorMatthew Stafford: 127.2 passer rating under pressure this season
1st among all QBs 🥇 pic.twitter.com/DwmUB4RoNi
— PFF (@PFF) September 29, 2021
znModeratorHell of a rep from 55 C Brian Allen on this screen pic.twitter.com/6L4yZPE6iT
— Josh Cohen (@JCohen_NFL) September 29, 2021
znModeratorMost receptions gaining 15+ yards this year:
🐏 Cooper Kupp – 9
🧀 Davante Adams – 9
⛏ Deebo Samuel – 9 pic.twitter.com/49iaIUurUM— PFF (@PFF) September 29, 2021
znModeratorKyler Murray has yet to defeat the Rams in his short career. Last year getting pressure on Murray while not allowing him to make big plays out of seemingly dire situations proved pivotal. The front 7 will once again have to be at their very best this weekend against a rising foe pic.twitter.com/FrxYOils2Y
— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) September 29, 2021
znModeratorPoor Carlton Davis had a rough day on Sunday. The fact that he had the angle on a 34 year old Desean Jackson here and STILL gets outrun by him is hilarious. pic.twitter.com/BaMoz7mln3
— Wes (@Sleyson80) September 29, 2021
znModeratorWait! There’s more?
I thought this whole season was settled last weekend.
I’m disappointed.
Think of it as another season.
This is the post-initial-euphoria season.
The only thing to do now is to wait for the post-first-disappointing-loss-followed-by-grand-rebound season. We just don’t know when that will be.
znModeratorRams have dominated the Cardinals since hiring Sean McVay in 2017.
8-0 record with a point-differential of +160.
— Kyle Odegard (@Kyle_Odegard) September 29, 2021
znModeratorJourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
Rams QB Matthew Stafford has been named the NFC’s offensive player of the week for the second time in three games.Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
Matthew Stafford in 165 games with the Lions: 1 NFC Offensive POTW awardMatthew Stafford in 3 games with the Rams: 2 NFC Offensive POTW awards
znModeratorCooper Kupp ran one of the nastiest routes of the season on Sunday. Sean McVay called it the "ocho" and says the WR invented it himself.
It had the internet and analysts buzzing https://t.co/L7UhVUz8W1
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) September 29, 2021
znModeratorIt’s scary how natural Aaron Donald (RE) makes lining up in a wide-9 and rushing off the edge looks. pic.twitter.com/hMhMhnbWw4
— Sosa Kremenjas (@QBsMVP) September 28, 2021
znModeratorNo WR has been more impressive through Week 3 than Cooper Kupp — currently leads the NFL in yards per route run (3.86), per @PFF. pic.twitter.com/OJhqIorqHe
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) September 28, 2021
znModeratorBlaine Grisak@bgrisakDTR
Matthew Stafford is one of the best quarterbacks on third down this year. His quarterback rating of 140.2 on third downs this year leads the league.3rd down stats:
T-8th in comp. % – 70.4%
3rd in yards and YPA – 10.3
T-2nd in TDs – 3
3rd in TD% – 11.1%
znModeratormerlin
Last year all the parts of the secondary played with great anticipation on the way to a #1 ranking.
Now when you ask how or why that happens, I think it starts with preparation in the film room on the part of the players, as well as great gameplanning by the coordinator. Last year Staley did that. Our defense was the best coached and most well prepared unit on the field in the NFL. This year it looks like we have a DC who is learning. Which, btw, should not be a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention to his background and experience when paired with the Rams keeping the Fangio scheme.
Also we have some issues with personnel. Or at least it’s close enough to where I don’t know whether it’s mainly Morris or say Rapp. Is it how he’s calling things that aren’t in Rapp’s areas of strength? Or is is just Rapp struggling with the thinking in real time and it’s slowing his effectiveness. No idea.
On the good side, it seems like they are developing Young nicely. This past game is the first game where I actually approved of him starting for us. He made enough splash plays to earn that spot on the field and then some, even with some mistakes (missed tackles, and coverage faux pas).
The DL is playing lights out and looks to be greater than the sum of their parts which is the greatest compliment you can give a coach.
So it’s not like it’s all bad. Rams just have to fix some things and they don’t have time to mess around. In this league teams are going to see what they put up vs Tampa and attack that. Starting this weekend.
znModeratorfrom https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2021/09/28/rams-terrell-lewis-snaps-justin-hollins-injury/
McVay has confidence in Terrell Lewis, who will see his role grow substantially in Hollins’ place. Coming off a game in which he played a career-high 34 snaps, Lewis’ workload is only going to get bigger with Hollins sidelined – and McVay is excited to see what he can do.
“He played close to over 30 snaps, which was by far his biggest workload. Thought he handled it well. He came in, he was feeling good. And so, seeing his maturation and him continue to progress is a big deal because Justin Hollins had done such a great job really solidifying that spot opposite Leonard Floyd over these first few weeks. But to see Terrell be able to do what he did was really encouraging. You can’t have enough good players that can apply pressure to the quarterback and be able to set edges and make the plays that he did. So, he’s definitely going to be a big factor and you can look for him to play a lot more snaps moving forward.”
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