Sosa Kremenjas@QBsMVP
D. Williams last 3 games:

14 targets
3 receptions allowed
25 yards allowed

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from https://www.turfshowtimes.com/los-angeles-rams-scores-results/128739/rams-takeaways-week-7-jaguars?utm_campaign=dhtwitter&utm_content=%3Cmedia_url%3E&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

The Darious Williams revenge game

After the 2021 season, Darious Williams left the Rams for the Jaguars. Williams got his pay day and then had four interceptions in 2023. The Rams brought him back last season as a familiar face in the cornerback room. He started the season on the bench, but has played well over the last two weeks. Williams arguably had his best game of the season against his former team. While he had a penalty, he also had four pass breakups and was credited with one dropped interception. However, he probably could have had two interceptions. This was the type of performance that the Rams have needed out of their cornerback room.

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“There’s no fentanyl being made in Venezuela. Not a little, none. These are outboard boats that would have to refuel 20 times to reach Miami… We don’t just summarily execute people.”

When even Rand Paul is… pic.twitter.com/FenZzRwlEJ

— Brian Allen (@allenanalysis) October 21, 2025

Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
Rams Team Grades through Week 7, according to @PFF:
🔵1st in overall grade (91.6)
🔵1st in offensive grade (85.0)
🔵1st in run blocking grade (85.1)
🔵3rd in receiving grade (80.9)
🔵4th in defensive grade (81.2)
🔵2nd in run defense grade (78.5)
🔵2nd in tackling grade (73.3)
🔵3rd in coverage grade (75.0)
🔵6th in pass rush grade (79.8)

wv wrote:

zn wrote:

Simsdoe@Sims_Doe
Can you elaborate more on why you think you might struggle in a KC offense?

Kurt Warner@kurt13warner
From what I see in the outside, it’s not as defined as I would like! The route combinations don’t always line up with my sense of timing, spacing and putting players in conflict… there is a bit more free-lancing within the structure of plays that is not something I liked!

I wanted everything detailed and defined by guys around me, so I could be more definitive with my reads and anticipation… more free flowing movement would have given me more hesitation, even though I think I “FEEL” (seeing spaces & openings not everyone can see) the game in a very similar manner to PM2!

So. You are raising the freelancing debate again. I see.

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Ah but there’s a difference!

When Kurt changed a playcall he expected the receiver to do precisely what the change entailed. Like the TD to Proehl in the Bux championship game. In that play, Proehl runs a different route than the one assigned by the play, except that Kurt chose the new route. Proehl was supposed to be mechanical within that new framework.

When he talks about the Chiefs offense, he means there are more options built in where a receiver alters a route during the play in response to what the defense shows. Kurt is saying he was not built to play that kind of offense.

For example. In being pedantically literal, I am not free-lancing in this post.

They do the Rams at about 1:38 in.

"Over the course of a week I have a lot of opinions. Many miss the mark…"@colincowherd tells you where he was right and where he was wrong. pic.twitter.com/9hdxz37pqx

— Herd w/Colin Cowherd (@TheHerd) October 20, 2025

wv wrote:

PFF grades:
Mahommes 62.2
Geno 67.2

[posted by me without agreeing or disagreeing, in a “fits the topic” kinda way]

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Mitchell Schwartz@MitchSchwartz71
Here’s the thing with PFF grades for QBs that it seems like is totally lost on most people who casually see grades:

1) Their “turnover worthy plays” get graded much more negatively than normal positive plays do, for good reason. Turnover avoidance is hugely important.

2) If you don’t have any extremely difficult throws then your grade isn’t going to look amazing, especially if you have a TWP or two. A game being “easier” means you don’t have the ability to be positively rewarded for what they call “big time throws,” which skew the grade higher.

3) Depth of targe matters too. Shorter throws are easier, and if the game develops in a way that the QB is throwing shorter and again, easier, then the grading isn’t going to be as favorable.

4) You don’t get graded for how difficult your assignment is (at least I don’t think) unless you’re making difficult throws. It’s just grading the read/throw itself on a given play. The fact that KC can run the highest level of offense and put so much on Pat’s plate isn’t factored into the grade. That’s a subjective piece you have to add yourself.

5) What other easily digestible and quantifiable metric do you like better to evaluate QB play?

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.@Jaguars @RamsNFL @tae15adams with 3 TD's; taking 3 different corners to school and Stafford just knows exactly where to put the ball #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/02agPto3UP

— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) October 20, 2025

Nate Atkins@NateAtkins_
Matthew Stafford through 7 games:

1,866 yards (3rd in NFL)
17 TDs (1st)
2 INTs (t-3rd)
92 first downs (1st)
109.3 rating (4th)
7.7 yards/attempt (t-7th)
39.9 EPA (6th)

J.B. Long@JB_Long
Notable PFF grades from the Rams 5th win:

Adams – 91.3*
KDot – 88.0*
Avila – 82.7
Speights – 81.7
Stafford – 80.7
Kinchens – 80.6*
Forbes – 78.6
Shelton – 71.6
TFerg – 71.4*
DWill – 71.3
Young – 71.2

*Season-high (min 5 snaps)

Stu Jackson@StuJRams
Rams had different 10 players record a catch and six different players record a sack in today’s 35-7 win over the Jaguars

Next Gen Stats@NextGenStats
Matthew Stafford faced a season-high 55.9% blitz rate against the Jaguars and threw all five of his touchdowns against the blitz.

Stafford tied Patrick Mahomes and Baker Mayfield for the most TD passes against the blitz in any game since 2016.

The Portland frogs marching and dancing to Thriller is a great way to end the night.

Stay strong Portland. And always stay weird! pic.twitter.com/BkGKVEUt9j

— Kelly (@broadwaybabyto) October 19, 2025

wv wrote:

Broncos score zero in the first three quarters. And 33 in the fourth quarter. To win 33-32. O my.

w
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from Broncos stun Giants 33-32 with last-second field goal after getting shut out for three quarters

https://www.espn.com/nfl/recap/_/gameId/401772757

DENVER — — Wil Lutz kicked a 39-yard field goal as time expired, lifting the Denver Broncos to a thrilling 33-32 win Sunday over the stunned New York Giants, who took a shutout into the fourth quarter.

The Broncos’ improbable comeback snapped a streak in which NFL teams had won 1,602 consecutive games when leading by 18 points in the final 6 minutes of a game.

The Broncos (5-2) trailed 26-8 with just over 5 minutes remaining but scored on a 7-yard Bo Nix scamper, R.J. Harvey’s 2-yard catch, an 18-yard keeper by Nix and Lutz’s game-winner after Jaxson Dart seemingly broke the Broncos’ hearts with a 1-yard TD with 37 seconds left that gave New York a 32-30 lead.

Jude McAtamney missed his second extra point of the afternoon, however, and after Tyler Badie returned the kickoff 19 yards to the 23, Nix found Marvin Mims for 29 yards and Courtland Sutton for 22.

With no timeouts remaining, Nix and the offense raced to the line of scrimmage at the Giants 21 and spiked the ball with 2 seconds left.

The snap was high but Lutz nailed the field goal to secure Denver’s fourth consecutive win overall and NFL-best eighth straight at home.

HIGHLIGHTS: Matthew Stafford’s Best Throws From 5-Touchdown Game vs. Jaguars in London

Sarah Barshop@sarahbarshop
Matthew Stafford has thrown two touchdowns in the first quarter for the first time since Week 4 of the 2020 season (with the Lions), according to ESPN Research.