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That show kind of reminds me and compares to the RAMs of now!

AD retired,
Kobie Turner being our Singer,
and we have a great front four!!!
A total of 14 sacks in two straight playoff games,
9 against the Viking/Dalton
5 against the Eagles/Hurts

Actually they got 7 against the Eagles.

And that's the most Hurts has been sacked in any game his entire career.

16 sacks was the most in NFL history across two consecutive games.

It's also tied for 3rd for most sacks in the postseason in NFL history.

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Those 16 sacks helped with the numbers.

223 passing yds per game allowed during the season, 114 yards per game in the PS
But those rushing numbers. 130 yds per game and then 195 in the PS. Due, no doubt due to Hurts and Barkley. They held Minnesota to 106.

But that's fixable. And they've started. Poona, Hamilton, Pooh Paul and Landman. Tighter up the middle hopefully.

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But those rushing numbers. 130 yds per game and then 195 in the PS. Due, no doubt due to Hurts and Barkley. They held Minnesota to 106.

But that's fixable. And they've started. Poona, Hamilton, Pooh Paul and Landman. Tighter up the middle hopefully.

And Dolac, who gets lots of positive buzz from draft analysts and Rams coaches too.

from ILBs coach Greg Williams discusses performances during OTAs, impact of new faces, adapting to how teams attacked them last season

Wyatt Miller

https://www.therams.com/news/ota-observ ... eder-dolac

Shaun Dolac “could teach you the defense right now”

The Rams are no strangers to undrafted free agents forcing their way into snaps through grit and gumption. Dolac embodies those qualities, and the 2025 UDFA signing out of Buffalo has made a lasting impression during OTAs.

“Shaun could probably take you out here and teach you the defense right now,” Williams said. “He is a quick study, man, he really is. And that’s one thing you respect from him… I think from the way he plays the game above the neck and the way that he had tackled in college, (if) he does that, Shaun is going to be another guy that will be somebody to reckon with.”

Dolac led the FBS in total tackles last season with 168, averaging 12.9 per game. He fell in the draft due in large part to below-average measurements. The Rams have never valued those attributes as much as tangible skill sets, and Dolac was one of the most productive players at his position in college.