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  • in reply to: Ravens game, our reactions #108719
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    Btw, did RG3 throw a long bomb late in the game after the Rams wuz already stomped — did i see that in the hi-lites?

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    Yes.

    That happened.

    in reply to: Ravens game, our reactions #108718
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    Want to know why we got beat–

    LAMAR is good.
    Their near snap motion messed up our run fits
    Their oline was winning versus our dline
    Their Rbs are good and read the gaps our lbs were hitting prior to going through the line
    The ball bounced their way–Lamars snap fumble and long run.

    We try to block legit Men at the EDGE position with a young, receiving TE still learning to block.
    Higbee getting dominated against physical opponents–same story since Super Bowl. I’m done with this guy.
    Higbee running @#$%& ass routes–see the corner route he ran that Booger in his infinite wisdom blames on Goff. How many 100s of times you think Goff has thrown that ball? Higbee cant get to the spot.

    Martindale is a hell of good defensive coordinator.
    Can we cut Matthews yet? Dude is worthless versus the run. He looked like he had never played versus an option team before. Samson is by far our best run defender at Edge. Ya, Samson isnt the explosive pass rusher everyone wants but he does all the tough stuff and makes plays. He deserves to start.
    Weddle guessing. Come on man, we are good enough to play sound and not guess. Did Peters rub off on Weddle. FFS man. Play the coverage scheme.

    We got our asses handed to us by a better team. It happens.

    We are 6-5 and playing way below our potential. We have a QB who can complete downfield throws. McVay has gotten way predictable and the NFL as a whole has changed how they defend those crossing routes. The NFL has adjusted to McVay’s base offense but he will exploit those adjustments. But the team needs reps–notice all the plays we miss by a step.

    In two years the NFL will catch up to the Ravens and Lamar better bring his A game. But Im not sure how you defend that offense. If Lamar plays like he did versus us consistently you cant play the run. Imagine Russ with a good oline and good coaching. Scary.

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108717
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    from Niners are first 10-1 underdog in a decade, plus five more wild stats about 49ers-Ravens matchup
    Baltimore and San Fran are two of the NFL’s top teams, so their entire matchup is unpredictable

    https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/niners-are-first-10-1-underdog-in-a-decade-plus-five-more-wild-stats-about-49ers-ravens-matchup/

    As NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero noted this week, defensive coordinator Robert Selah has San Fran allowing just 136.9 passing yards per game, which is the fewest yards allowed by any team since 1980. NFL Research indicates the Miami Dolphins once actually allowed fewer yards, but that came during a lockout-shortened season, and even that was back in 1982.
    The Ravens may be favored by six, but when you consider what they’ve done in recent weeks, six points almost seems absurdly low as a projected advantage. The Niners may have a strong “D,” but in Baltimore’s last five games, Lamar Jackson and Co. have outscored opponents — including playoff contenders like the Patriots, Houston Texans and Seattle Seahawks — 202 points to 62. That’s a difference of 20 touchdowns, or an average of 28 points per game.

    in reply to: press sets up the Arizona game #108716
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    First Look: Rams resume NFC West play at Cardinals

    Stu Jackson

    https://www.therams.com/news/first-look-rams-resume-nfc-west-play-at-cardinals

    The Los Angeles Rams return to NFC West play by traveling to Phoenix to take on the Arizona Cardinals this week, with both teams still seeking their first divisional win this season.

    In advance of the matchup, here’s an early look at the Cardinals, including notable additions, their top statistical performers in their most recent game, where they rank in certain statistical categories and key storylines.

    Notable additions
    Traded for RB Kenyan Drake in October. Acquired from the Dolphins in exchange for a conditional 2020 draft pick, Drake quickly carved out a role with Cardinals, posting 15 carries for 110 yards and one touchdown against the 49ers on Oct. 31 while starter David Johnson and backup Chase Edmonds sat out due to injury. His 212 yards in three games with Arizona are 38 more than he had in six games with Miami this season.
    Drafted QB Kyler Murray No. 1 overall in April. The former Oklahoma standout is the Cardinals’ leading passer (2,703 yards) and rusher (418) so far this season.

    Top performers in Week 11 (Arizona’s bye week was Week 12)

    Murray completed 24 of 33 pass attempts for 150 yards and two touchdowns in a 36-26 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.

    Drake led the backfield with 16 carries for 67 yards, both game highs, adding six receptions for 13 yards.

    WR Christian Kirk led all cardinals receivers with 41 yards, tying with Kirk for the team lead in catches with six. Wide receivers Larry Fitzgerald (five for 37) and Pharoh Cooper (three for 35) accounted for each of Murray’s passing scores.

    Defensively, safety Budda Baker registered a team-high 13 total tackles. LB Jordan Hicks added 12. Hicks and rookie safety Jalen Thompson each recorded an interception.

    On special teams, kicker Zane Gonzalez made both of his field goal attempts and both of his extra point attempts.

    Rankings

    Offense
    Points Per Game: 15th (22.5)
    Yards Per Game: 20th (343.9)
    Passing Yards Per Game: 18th (226.2)
    Rushing Yards Per Game: 15th (117.7)
    Defense
    Points Allowed Per Game: 30th (28.8)
    Yards Allowed Per Game: 31st (415.2)
    Passing Yards Allowed Per Game: 32nd (297.5)
    Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game: 23rd (117.6)
    Early storylines to watch, and what they mean for the Rams

    It’s going to be another big test for the Rams’ defense in Week 13. All eyes will be on the backfield, and not just because of Murray – this week could be the first time the Cardinals have Drake, Johnson and Edmonds all at their disposal.

    According to AZCardinals.com’s Kyle Odegard, Arizona head coach Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Monday that there is “definitely” a way to integrate all three into the team’s offensive gameplan against the Rams this week. Should the entire trio be available, that would have Los Angeles preparing for three different running backs capable of rushing for 100 yards in a game.

    Furthermore, without there being film of them using all three in the same game, that makes preparation for L.A.’s defense much more difficult, given the unpredictably of what Arizona’s offense may throw at it.

    For the Rams’ offense, Sunday’s game could be a chance to get back on track given where the Cardinals’ defense ranks statistically.

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108715
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    Lindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
    Rams QB Jared Goff: “Our offense has not been where it needs to be the last few weeks and I need to bring up the standard a little bit.”

    Todd Gurley, on Jared Goff’s comment that the standard needs to be raised: “It’s definitely a great point. Like we always say, ‘The standard is the standard.’ We set the bar high, so anything less is unacceptable. I can definitely agree with him on that.”

    RamsNewsNow@RamsNewsNow
    Aaron Donald leads all DTs in Pro Bowl voting

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    https://www.therams.com/news/rams-pro-football-focus-tidbits-heading-into-week-13
    Rams LT Andrew Whitworth finished with a pass-blocking grade of 91.0, his highest in a game this season. Additionally, he hasn’t allowed a sack or QB hit in each of his last five games.

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108713
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    PFF LA Rams@PFF_Rams
    Despite the end result, #LARams Samson Ebukam made lemonade out of lemons on Monday night against the #RavensFlock

    Among all defenders in Week 12, Ebukam ranked T-3rd in the league in both defensive stops (6 total) and sacks (2)

    Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
    Ravens’ S Earl Thomas to reporters today: “You think the 49ers are going to the Super Bowl? It could be, let’s see. We’ll just go out there and try to play the best football we can possibly do. And when the Super Bowl comes, whoever we play, they’re going to be in trouble.”

    Lindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
    Rams offensive line pass block win rates last two weeks.

    Week 11 vs. Bears: 78.6 percent, ranked 2nd
    Week 12 vs. Ravens: 44 percent, ranked 24th

    Game plan Week 11 relied on run, with Goff attempting 18 passes, helped with PBWR. Rams OL with a lot of work to do.

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108712
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    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108698
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    No. It still shows a WV post from 20 hours ago as the latest.

    I need a link then.

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108696
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    Yeah, last time I checked, it wasn’t showing up in the forum update sections.

    And I have noticed it slowing down lately, especially on mobile.

    Hope all is well, ZN.

    Not clear. That WAS the post and it’s fine now?

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108689
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    Sorry to break the flow here, but if you can do it yourself, or contact the Site Admin, looks like it needs a CMS update.

    Not showing newest post in the forum section.

    Thanks in advance.

    Do you mean this? http://theramshuddle.com/topic/humans-arent-inherently-destroying-the-planet-capitalism-is/#post-108685

    Or is it a different one?

    The site switched servers and it has been slower since then.

    Other possibility if that’s not it is that it sometimes marks things as spam. I don’t know what causes that, certain URLs set it off.

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108686
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    Six reasons the Rams are experiencing a Super Bowl hangover USA Today
    link: https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/2019/11/26/rams-super-bowl-hangover-nfc-west/

    A little bit of this, a little bit of that, and now the Rams have a hangover. Most of us doubted it, and now we’re all reaching for the Excedrin. On the bright side, nobody ever talks about 8-8 hangovers!

    in reply to: tweets & things like that … 11/27 thru 11/29 … #108684
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    steve khentigan@skhentigan
    Geoff why don’t more teams copy the Patriots process? Is it just putting in more work?

    Geoff Schwartz@geoffschwartz
    They don’t have Bill Belichick

    trey wingo@wingoz
    How this continues to be lost on so many people is remarkable

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    Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
    Gerald Everett is considered day-to-day with a knee injury, but McVay didn’t seem to think it’s very serious

    in reply to: Happy Thanksgiving #108680
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    We might not enjoy football over Thanksgiving, but we can have a good meal.

    True.

    Happy Thanksgiving to you too, Ag.

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    in reply to: tweets n stuff … 11/24 & 11/25 #108669
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    Oh i think at least 3 of the new OL are good and one is a find. I don’t blame the sluggish line at the start of the season on the newcomers I think the problem is that both tackles regressed. The newbies woulda done better with decent tackle play

    in reply to: tweets n stuff … 11/24 & 11/25 #108659
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    Vincent Bonsignore@VinnyBonsignore
    the #Ram invested $$ and picks and attention into O-line over last three years. But between injuries and sluggish development this year, it just hasn’t come together as they envisioned.

    in reply to: Ravens game, our reactions #108658
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    In a few hours I am going in for knee surgery.

    I expect to enjoy that more than I did that game.

    Good luck PA!

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    in reply to: no highlights…but, the media on the Ravens game #108650
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    Golic and Wingo@GolicAndWingo
    “At this point, how do you not take him over any quarterback?”

    Jackson continuing to turn heads as a quarterback in the NFL.

    Darius Butler@DariusJButler
    He’s the fastest guy we’ve seen at the position since M. Vick so I understand that being the comparison everyone wants to make but…he’s a completely different animal. His IQ/feel for the game and passing ability seperates him from anything I’ve seen at the Pro level.

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    in reply to: no highlights…but, the media on the Ravens game #108637
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    Rams Wire@TheRamsWire
    Rams’ playoff chances on life support, drop to 19% after Week 12 loss

    Seth Walder@SethWalder
    Lamar Jackson recorded a QBR of 99.7 tonight, a season-high for all QBs.

    Jackson has recorded the 3 highest QBR games this season, all 99s. Not only is he the first QB to post three 99 QBR games in a season, he’s the first to have 3 such games in the metric’s history (since ‘06)

    Ed Werder@WerderEdESPN
    The #Ravens are the 4th team in the last 15 seasons to win 4 straight games against winning teams by 14 points. The QBs of those other teams – Tom Brady, Big Ben and Peyton Manning.

    Jamison Hensley@jamisonhensley
    Super Bowl preview Sunday in Baltimore?

    Ravens won by 39 points Monday night at the Rams. 49ers won by 29 points on Sunday night vs. the Packers.

    The Ravens-49ers is the first matchup in NFL history between teams coming off 28+ point wins vs. winning teams

    mike@itsTimmins
    Watching your team get man handled while listening to Booger McFarland narrate it, is probably as bad as it get

    Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
    The Rams just suffered their worst home loss in franchise history. If you were at the game, sorry you had to witness that

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    in reply to: no highlights…but, the media on the Ravens game #108634
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    Warren Sharp@SharpFootball
    Aaron Donald is the #1 graded defensive linemen against the run per PFF.

    The Ravens are a run-heavy team, with 42 rushes mid-4th quarter.

    Donald has ONE tackle tonight, 0 sacks, 0 QB hits.

    Damn

    SportsCenter@SportsCenter
    The Ravens have outscored their last three opponents 135-26

    NFL Research@NFLResearch
    With their #MNF win over the Rams — and their win over the Patriots in Week 9 — the 2019
    @Ravens have made history.

    They are the first team to defeat each of the previous year’s Super Bowl participants by 17+ points.

    in reply to: no highlights…but, the media on the Ravens game #108630
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    Vincent Bonsignore@VinnyBonsignore
    Kyler Murray, Russell Wilson, Dak Prescott, Jimmy G then Kyler Murray again up next for the #Rams to close out the season. Sean McVay has his work cut out keeping this thing together.

    ProFootballTalk@ProFootballTalk
    I hate to say this but Lamar Jackson > Patrick Mahomes.

    Brian Burke@bburkeESPN
    Lamar Jackson’s performance was epic, but the line play was critical in Monday night’s game. The Ravens held the Rams to two field goals, but only had 4 individual Pass Rush Wins (PRWs) against blockers. The difference was the blitz scheme. With 10 unblocked PRWs by blitzers, the Ravens achieved an amazing 62% Pass Rush Win Rate (PRWR). Baltimore also held all-world DT Aaron Donald to just 2 Pass Rush Wins on 20 qualifying plays for just a 10% PRWR. PRWR is an ESPN metric based on NGS data.

    in reply to: no highlights…but, the media on the Ravens game #108627
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    Jeff Zrebiec@jeffzrebiec
    Peters screaming as he walks down tunnel, talking about “kicking the Rams ass out of the playoffs.” Ramsey was waiting for him in tunnel but he was getting held back.

    Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
    Marcus Peters was yelling “Jalen!” from the sideline after his interception

    Rich Hammond@Rich_Hammond
    Jalen Ramsey would not answer questions about his exchange(s) with Marcus Peters.

    J.B. Long@JB_Long
    The Ravens hand the #LARams their worst loss of the Sean McVay era, 45-6.
    Largest margin prior to tonight had been 21 points in Week 17, 2017 … a game the Rams were resting starters.

    ESPN Stats & Info@ESPNStatsInfo
    The Ravens ran the ball 48 times Monday night.

    They failed to gain yardage on only 3 of those runs: Robert Griffin III’s 3 kneel downs to end the game.

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    That’s a good one.

    in reply to: which coach gave Belichick trouble? #108614
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    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000907307/article/tom-coughlins-unique-success-vs-bill-belichick-explained

    Coughlin went 3-2 against Belichick in the regular season as head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Giants, with the two losses coming by a combined four points. But of course, Coughlin truly became a thorn in Belichick’s side during their two postseason encounters: Super Bowls XLII and XLVI, each of which ended with Coughlin’s Giants hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. That 0-2 playoff record is Belichick’s worst mark against any opposing head coach.

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    in reply to: tweets n stuff … 11/24 & 11/25 #108611
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    in reply to: tweets n stuff … 11/24 & 11/25 #108608
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    Ben West@BenLeftCoast
    Fuck it. Send an NFC West team to the #SuperBowl every year.

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    ProFootballReference@pfref
    Since 1978, only three teams have allowed under 150 points thru 11 games while maintaining a better point differential than this year’s Pats.

    All three of those teams (the 1985 Bears, the 1991 Redskins, and the 1999 Rams) won the Super Bowl.

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