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September 30, 2019 at 11:10 am in reply to: the one-shot tweets thread (diff'rent stuff, funny angry interesting) #105986
znModeratorWork smarter not harder! š¶šš pic.twitter.com/x2YSwe4lX1
— Sαbilα (@sabiila_) September 29, 2019
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1. Canāt win if you turn the ball over 4 times.
2. Iām fairly confident that wonāt happen all that often.
3. Again and again itās demonstrated how important O-line cohesion is and how it correlates to gaining rhythm on offense. Thatās my primary concern right now. That shit wrecks QB confidence, trust, and internal clocks.
Did McVay get schooled? I didn’t really see it that way. I saw Phillips gets schooled, but you don’t put up 40 points in the face of 4 turnovers and get schooled. You will, however, look mortal if your offense has to make up for the Bucs scoring three touchdowns with their first four possessions and then matching every score you make with another one of their own afterward. Yeah, let’s just run 30 more times and get a few more 3&outs while the defense continues to let the opposition set a Franchise record in points scored.
Is McVay blameless? Of course not. I think he went into panic mode when down by 3 scores early, but honestly? I would have done the same thing. If we were able to keep the score close, the run game would have made more than just a cameo, IMO.
The o-line was awful, but that’s what happens when you have new combinations and new bodies trying to work together and communicate without enough time to do so. That’s why the RBs were in pass-block mode so often. They weren’t really reeling off chunks of yards on the ground anyway.
The defense? lol. Good job taking away Mike Evans, but there are more players on that team than just Mike Evans. And if you’re not getting home with 4, then maybe try 5. Or 6. Or 7. But credit where it’s due. Their O-line held their own all game against a pretty damn good pass rushing team.
Goff had a productive (and bad) day. Can’t put your defense in a hole like that – and that many times – and expect to employ a balanced attack. Particularly if you’re going to give the opponent so many short field situations to feast upon.
znModeratorJoe Curley@vcsjoecurley
Its obvious McVay didnāt think they could run it today. They didnāt even try. Thatās not a Gurley or Henderson issue. Thatās an OL issue. Now is it because the Bucs front 7 is so good? Or because the Rams OL is not? Thatās the question that came out of today.September 30, 2019 at 2:51 am in reply to: around the league (+ some college) tweets… 9/23 thru ? #105971
znModeratorRobert Quinn showing that SPEED off the edge! š¤šØ#DALvsNO
(via @dallascowboys)
— PFF (@PFF) September 30, 2019
znModeratorLindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
Got to love Twitter.
On Thursdays, Twitter says: “Stop asking Todd Gurley all the dumb questions about his knee and performances, he’s clearly annoyed.
On Sundays, Twitter says: “Stupid reporters not doing their job and asking what’s really going on!!!”Joe Curley@vcsjoecurley
Bucs have been by far the best team against the run this year. And they hurt Saquon. Anyone who didnāt see this wasnāt looking.Lindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
Sean McVay was asked if he’s preserving Todd Gurley early in games or for the season: “Thereās none of that. Weāre doing what we can to try to find a way to win games. Itās not about conserving, weāve got to win right now.”==
PFF ReFocused: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 55, Los Angeles Rams 40
https://www.pff.com/news/pro-nfl-week-4-pff-refocused-tampa-bay-buccaneers-55-los-angeles-rams-40
LOS ANGELES RAMS
Austin Blythe and Joseph Noteboom were both liabilities against Tampa Bay. Both Los Angeles guards struggled significantly in pass protection and did little to make up for it in the run game.This was one of Jared Goffās worst games of the season. He had multiple turnover-worthy plays and really struggled to push the ball downfield.
Aaron Donald was limited against Tampa Bayās offensive line. He rarely created pressure on passing downs and was generally kept quiet in the run game, at least more so than what weāve come to expect from Donald.
Rookie Takeaways
Taylor Rapp gave up a handful of plays in coverage before going down with injury.
znModeratorGurley downhill š pic.twitter.com/LgeVA3dInI
— Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) September 30, 2019
znModeratorWhere youād love to see Goff but a tall order. pic.twitter.com/mkEMf2WI6T
— Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) September 30, 2019
znModeratorInside move (spin) leads to game-sealing sack-fumble got Shaq Barrett pic.twitter.com/jYUMQT0jQ4
— Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) September 30, 2019
September 29, 2019 at 11:56 pm in reply to: around the league (+ some college) tweets… 9/23 thru ? #105960
znModeratorMike Triplett
ESPN Staff WriterForget simply surviving without Drew Brees. The Saints are unthinkably now 2-0 without him, despite having to play at Seattle and against Dallas. And they unquestionably owe it all to their defense on Sunday night — a 12-10 victory over the Cowboys. The Saints sealed it with their third takeaway of the night, an INT by safety Marcus Williams on a Hail Mary. But they also didn’t allow a single Cowboys player to gain more than 50 yards.
September 29, 2019 at 11:55 pm in reply to: around the league (+ some college) tweets… 9/23 thru ? #105959
znModeratorThis is the best throw in the NFL this year. Stafford fit it between 4 defenders pic.twitter.com/lnbENIwilB
— Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) September 29, 2019
znModeratorRams make NFL history with alarmingly bad run-pass balance in Week 4
Jared Goff threw the ball 68 times, which is the third-most in a single game in NFL history. It doesnāt need to be said that a balance of 68 pass attempts and 11 rushes is rare and unheard of ā even in todayās game.
In fact, the Rams are the only team in league history with 65 or more pass attempts and fewer than 12 rushes.
znModeratorClassicalwit
I was at the game and you could tell those turnovers were coming. The Bucs were getting penetration on EVERY offensive play whether running or passing. Look no further than the 22 yards rushing.
znModeratorIāve only seen the Highlights at NFL.com. Were they flat ? Looked like there were a lot of missed tackles. Thats usually the biggest sign of a flat team, in my view.
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vIt’s hard to say what they were. It didn’t look “flat,” they just looked outplayed.
znModeratorSteve Wyche@wyche89
Bruce Arians will get a lot of deserved love for the schooling he is putting down today, but Byron Leftwich is calling the plays, all of which are workingJudy Battista@judybattista
If this keeps up, will Leftwich get a look at head jobs next season? And Bowles should certainly get another shot.NFL Research@NFLResearch
The @Buccaneers’ 55 points in today’s win over the @RamsNFL are their most points in a game in franchise history.Jš¾š šøšššššš@Jim_Everett
Head Coach @BruceArians put a heck of a plan togeter on both sides of the ball for the @Buccaneers. Players kept the plan (mostly) mistake free. The team believed & will get even better.TurfShowTimes@TurfShowTimes
#LARams RB Todd Gurley had five carries today.The only two games in his career in which he had five or less carries was today and in the NFC Championship against the Saints in which he had four carries.
Rams24/7@Rams24_7
Hoping Rapp is ok. Looked like a serious ankle injury. And Idk if Peters will be able to go after a concussion on a short week
znModeratorLindsey Thiry@LindseyThiry
Quiet Rams locker room as exercise bikes come out for guys to start recovering for Thursday Night Game.
znModeratorTHAT'S HOW IT'S DONE!@TG3II gets us on the board š pic.twitter.com/meOGK828hF
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 29, 2019
znModeratorGood hands then shake hands! š¤@JaredGoff16 threads the needle to @lightningstrk12! pic.twitter.com/AzkLi9xlcr
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 29, 2019
znModerator.@TG3II š¤ End zone
TG gets his second TD of the day! pic.twitter.com/ued75CS94J
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 29, 2019
znModeratorThank you @RobertWoods for your block.
And thank you @CooperKupp for your touchdown. pic.twitter.com/qLspDgCb0u— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 29, 2019
September 29, 2019 at 2:07 pm in reply to: around the league (+ some college) tweets… 9/23 thru ? #105922
znModeratorHereās one for the Carson Wentz haters:
Carson is only the 14th QB to go into Lambeau Field, throw 3 TDs and 0 INTs and beat the Packers.
Among the others who've done it: Fouts, Montana, Randall, Favre (both with the Vikings), Brady and Foles.
Lambeau opened in 1957.@pfref
— Reuben Frank (@RoobNBCS) September 29, 2019
September 29, 2019 at 9:43 am in reply to: media folk & posters set up Tampa game & Rams v. Suh #105908
znModeratorWildflecken
SOME FOLLOW-UP
Through the first three weeks of the 2019 NFL season the Bucs are 13th in total offense. The Rams are ranked 16th. Raise your hand if you thought this would happen prior to start of season?
Winston has thrown 5 TD’s and 4 interceptions, Goff 4 TD’s and 3 interceptions.
On the defensive side the Bucs are stout against the run, only allowing an average of 70 yards rushing per game. Goff may not get a lot of help from the running attack in this one limiting the effectiveness of play action.
Bowles is one of the best defensive coordinators in this league and has vast experience inside the NFC West. Unsure if Bowles will resort to borrowing the Patriots philosophy as Browns did last week with his prior experience but certain he will recognize Rams struggles when offensive line faces a six man front and total frustration at times when this 6 man front shifts and overloads. At the very least I expect Bowles to show some 6 man fronts before the communications are cut off at 15 seconds.
znModeratorWeek 4 Daily fantasy picks: Locks š https://t.co/5rIX1FRKlD
PFF Fantasy's @danieltkelley identifies the players he's building his Week 4 DFS lineups around. pic.twitter.com/9wuoyDt531
— PFF (@PFF) September 29, 2019
znModeratorah so itās fake. i guess itād be expecting too much from them to actually have gotten it right.
It could be fake. We really don’t know yet.
September 28, 2019 at 11:29 pm in reply to: around the league (+ some college) tweets… 9/23 thru ? #105897
znModeratorMade an extended video breaking down some of the matchup between Kenny Clark & Jason Kelce (for my money NT1/C1) in Week 4.
Clark has great hands, elite play strength, & good quickness. Kelce's use of leverage, hands, & quickness are all elite so it made for a FUN battle. pic.twitter.com/aYcQ5VYbB4
— Brandon Thorn (@BrandonThornNFL) September 28, 2019
znModeratorHe wonāt be the last president to try and take away a womanās right to agency over her own body or deport brown skinned people who are simply looking for a better life, but I pray to Cthulhu heās the last president to invite destruction of the last few pristine areas on earth by opening it up to his fossil fuel overlords.
Damm that was articulate. Nicely put.
znModerator.@RamsNFL @AaronDonald97 is in his own category. If @Marvel makes #AD99 into a #superhero I am lining up to watch that movie. If you put an offensive line of 1st team all -pros together #Donald beats each one. Canāt wait to watch live v @Buccaneers tomorrow #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/6iQxULZwpl
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 29, 2019
znModeratorThat was heart-warming. And needed on this particular Saturday night.
Hang in there BT. And thanks for being part of our special little community.
September 28, 2019 at 10:40 pm in reply to: media folk & posters set up Tampa game & Rams v. Suh #105885
znModeratorWildflecken
1.) Rams must not look past Tampa with Seahawks on Thursday. With division contests must wins not as easy a task as it sounds.
2.) Tampa strength is their defense and Bowles is a very solid coordinator with a lot of experience against Rams and NFC West opponents.
3.) Oline needs a much better showing than last week. No matter the era this game is won and lost in the trenches. The offensive packages appearing limited to date in 2019 may very well be directly correlated to the coaching staff’s installs of the packages along the offensive line and when coaches feel they are ready to execute at the level needed for success the offense will expand.
Division contests are always a great time to unveil some new wrinkles in the offensive installs. Don’t expect many new wrinkles tomorrow but certain McVay will want to give Carroll some new looks to concern himself with on a short week.
4.) With Seahawks on Thursday, tomorrow would be a great time for Goff to catch fire. Despite his mild struggles it appears Goff is reading the field better in 19, loved the audible at line last week on the completion to Reynolds despite TO by sidelines. Loved the deep out in against that alignment to Reynolds allowing Goff to highpoint throw against double coverage, a read not possible with Cooks.
Goff is slowing earning the trust of McVay and when he does it will result in quicker execution and less time for the defense to adjust in all situations.
5.) Rams defensive backs could have a huge day tomorrow against Winston especially if offense opens 2 or 3 score lead and forces TB to the air. If pass rush has the showing they are capable of, it could be a 2 score day for defensive backfield against Winston who despite entering 5th season can still be baited into the bad throw when pressured
znModeratorCan the Rams remain perfect with a win over Tampa Bay??https://t.co/J3FFstX2UL pic.twitter.com/2Q3vX4D6PX
— PFF (@PFF) September 29, 2019
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