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znModeratorOne name to watch for the ST Coordinator job is the former #Rams safety and now Ast. ST Teams coach, Matt Daniels. He’s 30 years-old and would fit the bill with the team likely looking to go with more youth on the coaching staff. pic.twitter.com/lBnefgfLch
— DOWNTOWN RAMS [DTR] (@DowntownRams) January 8, 2020
znModerator49ers vs. Vikings preview: An intriguing coaching matchup, but the trenches should decide this playoff game
– Vikings front
– Minn DL vs SF OL with @BrandonThornNFL (what's the biggest mismatch?)
– Viking match coverages and how to take advantageLink: https://t.co/7wTQ4U3HTG pic.twitter.com/dmMGNq5MJ2
— Ted Nguyen (@FB_FilmAnalysis) January 8, 2020
znModerator#Seahawks WR DK Metcalf — Here’s what the #Packers have to limit on Sunday…
-Outside verticals
-Deep crossers off play-action
-Quick game (slants, shallows)Check out the piece we did earlier in the season on Metcalf (crossers vs. Cover 1). @NFLMatchup pic.twitter.com/VI9Br0NkFc
— Matt Bowen (@MattBowen41) January 9, 2020
znModerator#Seahawks WR DK Metcalf — Here’s what the #Packers have to limit on Sunday…
-Outside verticals
-Deep crossers off play-action
-Quick game (slants, shallows)Check out the piece we did earlier in the season on Metcalf (crossers vs. Cover 1). @NFLMatchup pic.twitter.com/VI9Br0NkFc
— Matt Bowen (@MattBowen41) January 9, 2020
znModeratorRams OL Austin Blythe underwent surgery on both shoulders https://t.co/FZRIlIwOm2 via @theramswire
— RamsNewsNow (@RamsNewsNow) January 9, 2020
znModeratorOne of the most impressive plays in @BigGame81 Torry Holt’a career came in the divisional round playoffs against the Packers in 2002. Making the deep play while falling with great concentration in between 2 defenders! pic.twitter.com/UpvZNtroLl
— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) January 8, 2020
znModeratorSuper Bowl favorites: still the Ravens@PFF_Eric:https://t.co/VUEwV1We5g
— PFF (@PFF) January 8, 2020
znModeratorI think it’s obvious SF takes Minn, and Baltimore takes Tenn.
Houston loses, seems obvious too.
That’s all home teams, but I think Seattle beats GB.
znModerator𝐏𝐫𝐨 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐛𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐉𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐥@NFL_Journal
Back of the envelope math but Fassel’s coverage units from 2013-2018, using what yards are worth translated to points, gave the Rams about 56 points or 7 points a season better than average. This is k/p returns and coverage of k/p
znModeratorVincent Bonsignore@VinnyBonsignore
So much of the #Rams situation moving forward is about how they will utilize Todd Gurley/how comfortable they are with his 16-game viability/usage. You can’t ask Sean McVay to coach around a Todd Gurley-lite again.
znModeratorChris Long@JOEL9ONE
One of the best coaches I’ve had!! That’s a great hire.
znModeratorRich Hammond@Rich_Hammond
John Fassel’s departure would be consistent with what I heard yesterday, in terms of Sean McVay looking to reshape his staff in line with his needs now as a head coach, as opposed to 2017. Understandable, but very big swings.
znModeratorSeattleRams@seattlerams_nfl
“Bones” had been with the Rams since 2012 where a number of his players become Pro BowlersCory Littleton
Pharoh Cooper
GZ
Hekker 4x
Jacob McQuaide 2xFrom 2013-2017, his units finished no lower than 7th in ST DVOA.
Look for the Cowboys to get a lot better on teams in 2020.
znModeratorHall of Famer @aeneas35 Aeneas Williams made his presence felt in his first playoff game as a Ram against the Packers in the NFC divisional round. The Rams defense intercepted Brett Favre 6 times! 2 for #35 pic.twitter.com/3Bh6bS8Bjh
— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) January 8, 2020
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znModeratorRaiders rookie RB Josh Jacobs was once homeless as a child.
Today, he got to buy his father a house 🙌
(via @iAM_JoshJacobs) pic.twitter.com/YBBeitmR8z
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 8, 2020
znModeratorStu Jackson@StuJRams
Special teams coordinator John Fassel reportedly a target for Mike McCarthy’s new staff with the Cowboys.Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
McVay is all about letting his assistants progress their careers but this would be a lateral move, so that could change things
znModeratorJim Trotter@JimTrotter_NFL
For the late-arriving crowd: The lack of black head coaches in the NFL is not a league issue, it’s an ownership issue. Owners are master contortionists when coming up with reasons why we aren’t “qualified” or “ready”. 32 teams: 1 black GM, 3 black coaches.Judy Battista@judybattista
If Ron Rivera is the only minority HC hired in this cycle, that would be a total of three in the last three cycles. NFL would have just four minority HCs this season. And that is a bad trend. Owners/league office have to figure out how to make Rooney Rule really work.Robert Klemko@RobertKlemko
After Eric Bieniemy snub, Joe Judge hire, coaching agent I spoke with projects a small exodus of black assistants from NFL to college ranks. “They’re starting to feel like there’s no future for them in the NFL.”Alex Kirshner@alex_kirshner
The NFL is shutting out black coaches, who might want to move to college. But college’s track record on this is even worse.Steve Wyche@wyche89
League office has done a hell of a lot: identifying worthy coaching and GM candidates and giving that data base to each team; holding coaching clinics for further identification for teams, and much more. This is an owner issue.Bucky Brooks@BuckyBrooks
It goes beyond the head coaching candidates. Pay closer attention to the recently hired assistants. Not many AA/minority coaches have been picked up to date. We will see a few RB, WR and DB coaches trickle in but the NFL pipeline doesn’t feature many POC. Check the stats…
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znModeratorRich Hammond@Rich_Hammond
Troy Hill’s rise is one of the great stories of 2019 that didn’t get sufficient attention because of stuff that went wrong.TurfShowTimes@TurfShowTimes
Only DB on the team to allow <50% completion rate despite having the highest target rate per game.
znModeratorjust your annual reminder that Aaron Donald tackled two (2) people at the same time in college. pic.twitter.com/2xCAvxQFbO
— Nate Tice (@Nate_Tice) January 7, 2020
znModeratorAlbert Breer@AlbertBreer
I always think it’s hilarious when people scoff at what an NFL team pays a coach. He’s a Top 3 most important person in your football operation, and there’s no salary cap on him.(Plus, NFL teams clear 9 figures in nat’l revenue before making a dime on their own.)
znModeratorPFF LA Rams@PFF_Rams
#LARams Cory Littleton delivered in a contract year, having perhaps the best year of his careerLittleton’s 2019 ranked (min 300 snaps):
– 1st among ALL defenders in Tackling Grades
– 6th among LBs in Overall Defense
– 8th among LBs in Coverage
– T-9th among LBs in Pass Rushing
znModeratorwhen Sean McVay went through the experience of seeing New England largely change its stripes in the Super Bowl in terms of how it attacked the Rams, it gave him some food for thought in terms of being able to turn a scheme on a dime.
Rich Hammond@Rich_Hammond
Sean McVay looked at the Super Bowl, a 13-3 loss, and concluded that his DEFENSIVE scheming needed to be upgraded?Charles Robinson@CharlesRobinson
It was more a tweet about where his thought process on defensive evolution started. Certainly isn’t meant to convey that McVay rooted his decision in that moment alone.Rich Hammond@Rich_Hammond
For sure. And that’s completely how it comes across. And that doesn’t mean thought wasn’t given to the offense either. But yet only one major coaching move has been made since then.
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znModeratorThat was pretty cool…… it started off slow… almost to a point where I was going to turn it off but I really enjoyed that entire segment
Yeah it’s good football discussion, with some fun historical insight.
znModeratorAaron Donald's average depth of tackle in the run game was mere inches from the line of scrimmage: Powered by @awscloud pic.twitter.com/jiwW5RBJiq
— Sam Monson (@PFF_Sam) January 7, 2020
znModeratorThe #LARams' defensive issues may have stemmed from the Super Bowl loss. Did Wade Philips deserve the blame?@VeniceMase & @LAIreland podcast https://t.co/lFLD88BTQM pic.twitter.com/Eq2PJz2QoE
— ESPN Los Angeles (@ESPNLosAngeles) January 7, 2020
znModeratorPFF LA Rams@PFF_Rams
Michael Brockers was stout against the run this year, improving his Rush Defense grade by +14.3 points from 2018!Brockers posted the 5th-Highest Run Stop % among DIs (min. 250 run plays) and earned the 7th-Highest Rush Defense grade among DIs (min. 250 total plays)
Sosa K@QBsMVP
Non-tape watchers say Big Brock isn’t good anymore, but don’t realize he was a key cog to the run defense being one of the better units in the league.Low-key could be quite a big loss.
znModeratorIn the 1990 divisional round playoff game against the New York Giants, Jim Everett capitalizes off of a Michael Stewart interception, passing to Flipper Anderson for the go-ahead touchdown! pic.twitter.com/MktXfqtDx6
— RAMS ON FILM (@RamsOnFilm) January 6, 2020
znModeratorCharles Robinson@CharlesRobinson
I’m told #Rams RB coach Skip Peete won’t be back w/ the team. Peete was one of the last remnants of the Jeff Fisher era and a coach that running back Todd Gurley lobbied McVay to keep on staff in 2017. It signals the Rams are going to throw everything at solving Gurley’s plateau. -
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