"THIS KID'S INCREDIBLE!" pic.twitter.com/7CcJoX8gxi

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) November 16, 2020

Stu Jackson@StuJRams
Sean McVay says the Rams player who tested positive for COVID-19 is currently asymptomatic.

People in North America: any rules are an encroachment on my freedom. In done with this dictatorship!

The rest of the world: pic.twitter.com/jKrc1lY2cO

— Artyom Korenevsky (@SciencePharmer) November 19, 2020

Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
Looks like OLB Obo Okoronkwo is getting a very extensive on-field workout in with head strength coach

Fans were understandably concerned when Darious Williams landed hard on his shoulder after (another) amazing play – but the Rams CB is out here working today in at least some capacity and went through stretch period/has helmet. Team is in shells today. Injury report out later.

Stu Jackson@StuJRams
Rams DC Brandon Staley on DL A’Shawn Robinson’s debut: “I thought he gave us everything he had. I thought he played well from an assignment standpoint, and that his effort and energy was exactly where we expected it to be and it will only grow as he continues to practice more.”

Lindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
Rams defensive coordinator Brandon Staley was 18 years old when Tom Brady entered the NFL. Asked by a reporter today if he ever thought of one day scheming against Brady, Staley said, “Every day, every day of my life I’ve been thinking about an opportunity like that.”

Tavon Austin’s 2 touchdowns helped lead the Rams offense to victory in the infamous Ketchup & Mustard game between the Rams and Bucs in 2015. pic.twitter.com/Z8lvyK9aPA

— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) November 19, 2020

Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
Bruce Arians notes this week as he evaluates the Rams’ tape: “Those three backs, they’re fresh all the time.”

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We see ya, rook!

A two-sack performance for @_Real24_ 😤 pic.twitter.com/FIrezI46FD

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) November 19, 2020

Rams to resume practicing Thursday after COVID-19 scare https://t.co/iapkao6oK9

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) November 19, 2020

alyoshamucci

Game 9 analysis … Seahawks

I am always confident playing the Seahawks. We’ve just made a habit of beating them. The one game we didn’t recently (that cost us a playoff spot) I thought Russell played better than I’d ever seen him play against us and GZ missed a 47 yarder that would have won it …

They had been running on offense overdrive and I expected our DBs to shut them down.

The Truly Amazing

1) Darious Williams. I felt cool at first when he was being mentioned because I loved his skillset at UAB and thought he had a shot to make a roster. But I’m hard pressed to think of another undrafted CB having the year he is having. He should be a pro bowler this year even as an unknown. There’s another thread that shows that he has the best (41.4) QB rating among all CBs, but it needs to be noted that 4th and 5th place were in the high 50s. That’s a 20 point spread in the top 5 players. His acceleration to and through these diving breakups and INTs are stunning, and his field awareness seems to be improving also. Im no longer interested in even discussing contracts for the “big 3” … I’m only concerned with trying to sneak a cap friendly extension to him before his market value prices him out of our range. I figure we can tender him with a second rounder (after next year at almost no cost) and get an even higher pick for him when a huge offer comes through, but I’d love to get him a big guarantee and signing bonus NOW and spread the damage out over six years. I’m sure the brass is having this discussion also. What was the best play? The peel off TE INT? The PBU on Lockett in the end zone? The diving INT?

The Great

2) Floyd’s sacks. First off, sacking Russell isn’t easy. Second, he’s outpacing my guess at 10.5 sacks for the year for him, and IMO is handling the run just fine. I may be out of my depth here, as I didn’t watch him in Chicago, but it seems like he has an extra move or two in comparison to the beginning of the year. I expect a 3rd round comp for him too in a few years.

3) Terrell Lewis getting more comfy. I like the sacks, I’m not worried about those … I like him getting more snaps.

4) Ramsey on Metcalf. I had a ton of fun watching them show the inability of Metcalf to uncover. It was satisfying.

5) Our safeties. As I said before, I don’t think we’ve had a better DB room ever. Multiple injuries, next man up, even Nick Scott, gets it done.

The Good

6) Josh Reynolds putting up good tape. He seems to finally be comfortable at this level and is playing well. Happy for him, and for our 3rd rounder in 2022.

7) Noteboom in and serviceable. Of course we’ll see how he plays when they start game planning for him … but it was a hopeful start.

8) Akers getting more comfy.

9) A Shawn getting on the field.

10) Hekker.

The Bad

11) I didn’t like the rushing TD by Collins. We didn’t seem ready to tackle him.

12) Don’t like losing Rapp during this stretch of games. We’re asking a lot of our depth players. Don’t get me wrong, I have faith that Juju Hughes can come in and get meaningful snaps … I’d just rather have my full compliment against Tom Brady and Kyler Murray.

13) Goff missed a TD throw to Higbee to go underneath … why he wasn’t ready to throw the six pointer I am not sure, but he can’t miss those.

14) DH missed running lanes twice.

15) Another Everett drop.

The Ugly

16) Goff’s like 50th fumble.

17) We are a top ten NFL team with a shot at a deep playoff run, and we don’t have a kicker.

Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
For the Rams, who currently are working virtually after a positive test, intensive protocol is pretty close to standard procedure when they do get back in the building – they work outdoors in The Tent for most team meetings, are virtual otherwise and are masked.

They’ll ramp up some things as dictated by protocol, including wearing masks at all times – even during the full duration of practice.

In 1985, Rams All Pro cornerback LeRoy Irvin sealed a close game against Tampa Bay with back to back interceptions! One he returned for a touchdown pic.twitter.com/9UMyIkvteu

— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) November 18, 2020