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znModerator"THE TOSS BACK FOR A FLEA FLICKER!"
Radio Call of the Game: 16 → 18 → 17 → 16 → 18 pic.twitter.com/SHWUPOQZSJ
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) October 30, 2019
znModeratorBrandin Cooks seeing specialist after suffering 2nd concussion of season https://t.co/i3jsS9LUG5 via @theramswire
— RamsNewsNow (@RamsNewsNow) October 29, 2019
znModeratorcooks and/or gurley are cut.
If they cut both Cooks and Gurley this year, it would cost them more than 55 M against the cap, which would mean cutting half their roster to get under the cap limit.
If they cut them both in 2020, it would cost them more than 21 M against the cap.
October 29, 2019 at 11:14 am in reply to: non-Rams NFL tweets + some college FB too … 10/13 thru ? #107525znModeratorHow’s the @49ers run game working so well & why are they bonafide SB contenders? Their mathematicians (coaches) are smarter than yours🤷🏼♂️ 🗣🗣WATCH-motion use & freeze the DL with your QB. @49erswebzone @ninersnation @mattbarrows @theninerswire @getupespn pic.twitter.com/10suy7cQ1q
— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) October 29, 2019
znModeratorJ.B. Long@JB_Long
NFL Receiving Yards/Game Leaders Through Week 81. NO Michael Thomas 109.4
2. TB Chris Godwin 100.7
3. @RamsNFL Cooper Kupp 99.0znModeratorJared Smola@SmolaDS
#Rams RB rankings in @PFF’s Elusive Rating (among 67 RBs with 20+ carries):Darrell Henderson – 1st
Malcolm Brown – 6th
Todd Gurley – 25thOctober 29, 2019 at 8:19 am in reply to: the one-shot tweets thread (diff'rent stuff, funny angry interesting) #107517znModeratorA stunning view: Sebastian Steudtner, a German pro surfer, rode a wave over 115 feet tall at Nazare, Portugal pic.twitter.com/tF7eKEK3O1
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) October 27, 2019
znModeratorSeth Walder@SethWalder
Each NFC team’s chance to earn each playoff seed, per FPI.znModeratorRams have a schizophrenic record, befitting a schizophrenic team.
They have beaten 2 winning teams–Saints (7-1) and Panthers (4-3)
They have lost to 2 winning teams–49ers (7-0) and Seahawks (6-2)
They have beaten 3 losing teams–Falcons (1-7), Bengals (0-8) and Browns (2-5)
They have lost to 1 losing team–Buxx (2-5)
So in fact they are 3-1 against teams with only 2 wins or fewer.
They are 50% against teams with 4 wins or more, but more exactly, 1-2 against teams with 6 wins or more. Which coincides with being 0-2 in the division. At the same time, they are 5-1 outside the division. They are 3-3 in the NFC, and 2-0 against the AFC.
znModeratorznModeratorThis is 2nd and 16. Jared out of the shotgun finds a wide open Kupp. Clean pocket. Kupp rips through the zone and of course it’s #29 trailing him yet again. Kupp looks a lot faster than last year. He’s clearly found a second gear. pic.twitter.com/JzyQGKpuwx
— JAKE OLIVER ELLENBOGEN (@JKBogenDTR) October 28, 2019
znModeratorLos Angeles Rams@RamsNFL
“Something like that only comes about when you’ve got 11 guys executing.” @CooperKupp credits his teammates for his record-setting night.TurfShowTimes@TurfShowTimes
The 2019 #LARams’ regular season is halfway over.Todd Gurley has 311 rushing yards.
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link: https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2019/10/28/nfl-rams-stats-facts-bengals-history/5/
Todd Gurley ties pair of Hall of Famers
Gurley scored one touchdown on Sunday, finding the end zone in the third quarter on a 3-yard carry. It was the 63rd touchdown of his young career, which tied him with a pair of Hall of Fame running backs. His 63 touchdowns are tied for the second-most by a player 25 years or younger, matching Jim Brown and Walter Payton, as well as Maurice Jones-Drew. Emmitt Smith is No. 1 on the list with a whopping 75 touchdowns before turning 25.
znModeratorJ.B. Long@JB_Long
PFF’s highest-graded @RamsNFL defender from Week 8?CB Troy Hill
PFF
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-8-team-of-the-weekNo cornerback was targeted more than Los Angeles’ Troy Hill in Week 8, and he still finished second in overall grade at his position in Week 8. He allowed just three receptions from 11 targets for 45 yards, zero touchdowns and two first downs. He also recorded three forced incompletions and zero missed tackles in coverage.
znModeratorWhat @TG3II said.
Thank you to all who came out this weekend from near + far! We appreciate your support! 💙 pic.twitter.com/oBIz6sdPwO
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) October 28, 2019
znModeratorMike Clay@MikeClayNFL
I wrote a piece at PFF years ago that concluded that while teams target bigger players near the goal line more often (size bias!), the efficiency (converting EZ targs into TDs) between bigger and smaller players is close to a washznModeratorJ.B. Long@JB_Long
PFF’s highest-graded @RamsNFL defender from Week 8?CB Troy Hill
Knowing who’s across from him now, you could make a strong case that Hill’s one of the keys to a second half push. Will be busy, as he was in a tenacious effort yesterday
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what would your top 5 head coach ranking look like?
Brett Kollmann@BrettKollmann
As of week 8…1: Belichick
2: Payton
3: Reich
4: Shanahan
5: Reid (even with the clock issues, he’s still amazing)McVay, Carroll, and Harbaugh are all close though. It’s a tough call.
Bate@NoPlanB_
Cooper Kupp finished the first half of yesterday’s game with 165 receiving yards; most in a half since Marshall Faulk (168) vs. the Bears on 12/26/1999.What’s crazier is that 152 of Faulk’s yards came in the second quarter alone. 106 on three catches in a 4-play span.
znModerator8 toughest remaining #NFL schedules by opponent win %:
SEA .642
ATL .627
TEN .623
AZ .621
SF .620
LAR .586
CHI .580
HOU .5578 easiest:
NYJ .286
CLE .305
OAK .364
BUF .391
PIT .396
NYG .407
MIA .411
CIN .418Note: CLE, NYJ, CIN, PIT, TB have played the toughest so far.
— Mike Sando (@SandoNFL) October 28, 2019
znModeratorThis is the current defensive DVOA top 5. The gap between No. 2 SF and No. 3 DEN is larger than the gap between No. 3 DEN and No. 31 CIN.
NE -43.9% 1
SF -41.9% 2
DEN -8.8% 3
LAR -8.0% 4
CAR -7.9% 5— Aaron Schatz 🏈 (@FO_ASchatz) October 28, 2019
znModeratorCan the Rams get back in the NFC West race?
"I can't sit here today after what we just saw from the 49ers and say yea." —@KyleBrandt pic.twitter.com/DpfoZLnxeG
— GMFB (@gmfb) October 28, 2019
znModeratorThe Week 8 Team of the Week is LIVE!
These are the top performances from Week 8 📈🔽:https://t.co/pzqD656FWL pic.twitter.com/yAaqjqD4y1
— PFF (@PFF) October 28, 2019
znModeratorOur new HOME is getting seats! @sofistadium 😱👏 pic.twitter.com/RJxnh7kCcH
— Brad Mader (@LA_RAMblingBear) October 28, 2019
znModeratorAn absolute brilliant performance from @CooperKupp.
7 receptions, 220 yards + 1 touchdown. pic.twitter.com/SBqSWJzren
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) October 28, 2019
znModeratorLMU93
Stats to note:
– Rams are 24th in the league in 1st quarter scoring (just 3.1 ppg) but 2nd in the league in scoring (behind Houston) in quarters 2-4 at 23.6 ppg. Slow starts have hurt them….
– Points differential: +40, 8th in the league. They were +109 through 8 games last year (8-0).
– Rams passer rating differential ( called “the mother of all NFL predictive stats” ) is currently -2.1 (87.1 vs. 89.2 allowed); this is 19th in the NFL. They were 11th last year.
– Rams are 12th in red zone scoring (61.3%)
– Gurley is on pace for 761 rushing yards (50.7/game)
– Everett and Higbee have 44 combined catches (57 all of 2018)
– Cooper Kupp has already moved into the Rams top 20 in receiving yards (2,227) in just 31 games
– Zuerlein needs 7 FG for 200 in his career.
– Cory Littleton leads the team in INT, PD, fumble recoveries and tackles…
– the Rams have 14 sacks from edge defenders after having 6 all of last year (and 23.5 in 2017).
– Among head coaches with at least 40 NFL games, Sean McVay is 4th with a .725 win percentage.
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Biggest disappointment from the Bengals game: Penalties. The CIN game is a good example of how dumb (and some bad) penalties can keep a lesser opponent in the game.
znModeratorCareer-high 2⃣2⃣0⃣ yards for @CooperKupp!
Check out his impersonation of Coach Sean McVay 😆 #LARams pic.twitter.com/xfskV0E3OY
— ESPN Los Angeles (@ESPNLosAngeles) October 28, 2019
znModeratorPFF ReFocused: Los Angeles Rams 24, Cincinnati Bengals 10
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-8-pff-refocused-los-angeles-rams-24-cincinnati-bengals-10
LOS ANGELES RAMS
After a quiet (by his standards) last few weeks, Cooper Kupp exploded in a big way against the Bengals in Week 8. The highlight of his day was a 65-yard touchdown late in the first half, but he had plenty of big plays working over the middle of the field all day in this one.
The box score is going to look great for Jared Goff, but he did get away with a couple of poor throws that should have resulted in interceptions. He targeted Kupp early and often in this one, and the Bengals had no answer for them all night.
CINCINNATI BENGALS
The Bengals’ secondary struggled to contain Kupp all game long, especially in the middle of the field where he did his most damage. There were a few occasions where defenders had the opportunity to make an interception, but they were dropped/misplayed. As a result, the defense was unable to make any game-changing plays for their team.
The Bengals’ defensive front struggled generating any pressure on Goff, and that resulted in numerous big plays down the field in the passing game for the Rams
znModeratorDeadpool
Last Goff completed 65% of his passes, why is he going backwards on comp. percentage, esp if the line is playing better? It’s strange to me because he can absolutely drop one in the bucket, then miss a guy by a mile. IMO, its not the OL, its not the lack of a running game, but its the fact that defenses are throwing a lot more zone coverage against him, and he has struggled against zone coverage.
Its a mixed bag with pressure for Goff
He’s on pace to be blitzed over 200 times, last year only 151
he’s on pace to be hurried about 60 times, last year it was 66
he’s on pace to be hit about 50 times, last year it was 34
he’s on pace to be sacked 24 times, last year it was 33
he’s on pace to scramble 6 times, last year he scrambled 18 timesSo as far as hurries+Hits+sacks
2018 – 133
2019 – 134 (on pace)
so, is it really the line? (yes it kinda is)But Goff is completing a lower % of passes, his bad throw % is up, and his WRs have already dropped as many passes (13) as they did last year.
znModeratorfrom Jalen Ramsey apologizes for ‘getting bored’ in coverage vs. Bengals
link: https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2019/10/27/nfl-rams-jalen-ramsey-bored-coverage-bengals/
Dalton didn’t look Ramsey’s way very often, limiting the cornerback’s chances in London.
He gave up one big play late in the game, allowing a 52-yard catch to Alex Erickson downfield. Afterwards, Ramsey took to Twitter, apologizing for “getting bored” in coverage after not being tested much.
Jalen Ramsey@jalenramsey
I gotta stop getting bored when I don’t get action all game lol #mybad #ImmaBeBetterznModeratorI forgot to mention.
One thing that was annoying–Bengals were 4 of 6 on 4th down. Including some 4th and longs.
My own considerable footballl knowledge tells me, that’s not the best approach.
Better to stop them.
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znModeratorThis is tough. I think it's clear these three are in the first tier
49ers
Saints
PackersNext up,
Seahawks
Vikings
RamsThen Eagles and Cowboys https://t.co/ZVESRwTaeW
— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) October 28, 2019
znModerator"It feels good to finish off with two good wins going into the bye and building momentum." – @TG3II pic.twitter.com/yKbcwA6aF9
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) October 28, 2019
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