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  • in reply to: around the league, week 15 #160130
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    in reply to: Puka #160128
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    Greg Beacham@gregbeacham
    Puka Nacua played only 31 snaps (44%) for the Rams last week and still won the NFC Offensive Player of the Week award.

    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/9 – 12/11 #160127
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    Sarah Barshop@sarahbarshop
    Rams WR Davante Adams has nine receiving touchdowns from the 5-yard line and in, which is tied with Dez Bryant (2013) for the most by a player in a season since 2000, according to ESPN Research.

    in reply to: Rams OL thread #160126
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    The 33rd Team@The33rdTeamFB
    Offensive tackles with the lowest pressure allowed rates this season (min. 200 pass blocking snaps):

    1. Lane Johnson – 2.8%
    2. Warren McClendon – 2.9%
    3. Garett Bolles – 2.9%
    4. Andrew Thomas – 3%
    5. Penei Sewell – 3.5%

    in reply to: Rams achilles heel? #160125
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    Over the first 6 games [Rams] went 4-2, scoring an average of 23.3 PPG and allowing 18.3 PPG (+5 PPG) vs a winning percentage of .526.

    Over the last 7 games we’ve gone 6-1 scoring an average of 34.0 PPG, while allowing 16.7 PPG (+17.3 PPG) vs a winning percentage of .527.

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    Seattle opponents so far have a .431 win pct.

    Their 4 game finish has a .666 win pct.

    I think they’re good…..you don’t get to 10 wins being a sissy team…..but I don’t think they’re nearly as good as the Rams. I could see the Seahawks losing 2 more.

    in reply to: rams striving for perfection–Rams benchmarks this season #160124
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    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/9 – 12/11 #160122
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    Interesting to me…..

    …every year we look at the schedule….or an opponents schedule…..and determine how difficult it is going to be. And then the games are played and everything changes. What looked like an easy schedule, might not be and vice versa.

    The Rams schedule prior to opening day had a winning percentage of .491. Not easy, not real difficult. Since 75% of the games have been played the Ram schedule is .515. The strength of schedule for the teams the Rams have already played is .526.

    So facing a fairly stiff schedule, the Rams have gone 10-3. That ought to speak to how good this Rams team is right now. And they’re getting better.

    Over the first 6 games we went 4-2, scoring an average of 23.3 PPG and allowing 18.3 PPG (+5 PPG) vs a winning percentage of .526.

    Over the last 7 games we’ve gone 6-1 scoring an average of 34.0 PPG, while allowing 16.7 PPG (+17.3 PPG) vs a winning percentage of .527.

    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/9 – 12/11 #160121
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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    According to @PFF, the Rams defense ranks in the top-10 in all team defensive grading categories through 13 games:

    – 1st in Defensive Grade (89.7)
    – 1st in Run Defense Grade (86.3)
    – 1st in Coverage Grade (90.0)
    – 6th in Tackling Grade (67.2)
    – 7th in Pass Rush Grade (79.6)

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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    Rams Teams Offensive Grades through 13 games, according to @PFF:

    – 1st in Offensive Grade (93.3)
    – 1st in Passing Grade (93.3)
    – 1st in Run Blocking Grade (89.4)
    – 2nd in Receiving Grade (89.6)
    – 4th in Rushing Grade (87.1)

    in reply to: Rams OL thread #160115
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    in reply to: interviews (starting week 15)…Adams, J.Slater, Snead #160114
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    You know what I didn’t know? Or never just put 2 and 2 together. At Jackson State, Slater blocked for Walter Payton.

    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/9 – 12/11 #160113
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    from PFF, 2025 Third-Quarter All-Pro Team: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2025-thrird-quarter-all-pro-team-matthew-stafford-jaxon-smith-njigba-myles-garrett-and-more

    QB: Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams
    Second Team: Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers

    WR: Puka Nacua, Los Angeles Rams

    in reply to: The Stafford thread…update 12/31: huge S.I. article #160112
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    from PFF: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2025-thrird-quarter-all-pro-team-matthew-stafford-jaxon-smith-njigba-myles-garrett-and-more

    Matthew Stafford takes home MVP honors: Stafford is delivering exactly what you expect from an elite quarterback — creating explosive plays while avoiding costly mistakes. He ranks inside the top five in both big-time throw rate and turnover-worthy play rate, and his 3.22 Wins Above Replacement leads all NFL quarterbacks.

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    Nate Atkins@NateAtkins_
    Puka Nacua through 14 weeks this season:

    – T-1st with 93 receptions
    – 2nd with 1,186 yards
    – 2nd with 19 catches of 20+ yards
    – 2nd among WRs with 79% catch rate
    – 3rd in yards after catch
    – 2nd in yards per route run
    – 3rd in EPA per target

    in reply to: rams striving for perfection–Rams benchmarks this season #160110
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    LAFB Network@LAFBNetwork
    The Rams have flipped one of last season’s biggest issues, leading the league with 100 first quarter points after finishing 31st a year ago. A massive turnaround that has changed the entire flow of their games

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    RAMS ON FILM@RamsOnFilm
    Kamren Curl has quietly had a fantastic season. Such a reliable Safety who is consistently stout and rarely out of coverage. Underrated!

    Curl leads all Defensive Backs in Solo Tackles this season with 66. Ranking 5th in the league and 2nd in the NFC for all defenders

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    in reply to: Rams OL thread #160105
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    Left tackle Alaric Jackson was dominant in the running game, with the Iowa product earning a league-high 94.5 PFF run-blocking grade against the Cardinals.

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    in reply to: setting up the Lions game + broadcast map #160099
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    Interesting numbers on the Rams and Lions since the QB trade.

    Wright is crazy in that. He said that if Stafford had stayed the Lions could have won a super bowl by now. The Lions got a lot out of that trade, not just Goff. It wasn’t only hiring Campbell…they had a lot of talent on the field in 2023 and 2024.

    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/9 – 12/11 #160092
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    Stu Jackson@StuJRams
    Sean McVay says Tutu Atwell will be activated for Sunday’s game vs. Lions

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    from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/rams/2025/12/10/the-rams-red-zone-offense-and-defense-are-the-best-in-the-nfl/87700846007/?taid=69399dcfa50af20001ace024&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

    …the Los Angeles Rams have been great in the red zone, both on offense and defense.

    Sean McVay’s squad leads the NFL in red zone touchdowns (38) and is tied for third in red zone touchdown conversion rate (66.7%). Defensive coordinator Chris Shula, meanwhile, has coached a defense that allows the second-fewest red zone touchdowns (17) and second-lowest red zone touchdown conversion rate (42.5%).

    Things get better, though, when you include first down conversion rate inside the 20-yard line.

    The Rams led the NFL on both sides of the ball, too. L.A. converts a first down or scores a touchdown on 37.5% of its offensive plays while allowing a first down or touchdown on only 20.4% of the team’s defensive plays

    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/9 – 12/11 #160088
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    in reply to: Puka #160084
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    in reply to: Rams OL thread #160083
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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    The Rams offensive line has not allowed more than one sack in nine consecutive games, the longest active streak in the NFL and three more games than the next closest team (6-game streak).

    in reply to: Rams achilles heel? #160080
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    So, what is the Rams major flaw this year? What can derail them?

    I saw Mina saying they have issues with Big Wide Recievers like AJ Brown.

    Is the secondary subpar? Below average without Lake?

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    I would not say it’s subpar or below avg. without Lake, but it’s also not a strength.

    Obviously though Detroit and Seattle will be the big tests.

    in reply to: Rams OL thread #160077
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    from PFF, NFL offensive line rankings ahead of Week 15: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive-line-rankings-week-15-2025?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhtwitter&utm_content=null

    Ranked #2. Los Angeles Rams
    Projected Week 15 starters:

    LT Alaric Jackson
    LG Steve Avila
    C Coleman Shelton
    RG Kevin Dotson
    RT Warren McClendon Jr.

    The Rams’ offensive line turned in an excellent Week 14 outing in a win over the Arizona Cardinals. On 31 passing plays, the unit allowed just two pressures, with no sacks and two quarterback hits. The group’s 96.8 PFF pass-blocking efficiency rating ranked first in the league in Week 14.

    Left tackle Alaric Jackson was dominant in the running game, with the Iowa product earning a league-high 94.5 PFF run-blocking grade against the Cardinals.

    Best player: Kevin Dotson
    Dotson’s 84.8 PFF overall grade this season ranks fourth among all guards.

    in reply to: interviews (starting week 15)…Adams, J.Slater, Snead #160076
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    in reply to: setting up the Lions game + broadcast map #160073
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    Lions

    Offense

    yds 3rd
    points 1st
    yds per pass attempt 5th
    yds per rush attempt 3rd
    qb sacked percentage 16th
    RZ efficiency (TD only) tied-3rd
    turnovers 1st

    Defense

    yds 15th
    points 18th
    yds per pass attempt 18th
    yds per rush attempt 7th
    RZ efficiency (TD only) 23rd
    pressure percentage 13th
    turnovers 14th

    Rams

    Offense

    yds 4th
    points 4th
    yds per pass attempt 3rd
    yds per rush attempt 9th
    qb sacked percentage 2nd
    RZ efficiency (TD only) tied-3rd
    turnovers 6th

    Defense

    yds 13th
    points 3rd
    yds per pass attempt 7th
    yds per rush attempt 8th
    RZ efficiency (TD only) 2nd
    pressure percentage 12th
    turnovers 5th

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