[actionjack]

I am def nervous, but wouldnt we be nervous for every game now going forward?! Like many I wasnt that nervous against Buffalo as it wasnt a "have to" and didnt seem likely.

Ofc the Jets are playing well which is probably what is concerning most and AA RON has kicked our arse several times. I think we win and pull away in the second half, but no doubt it could be a nail biter.

Our lines are better on both sides of the ball, so go out and rush the passer, stop the run and run the ball at them and play action pass. The Rams seems very focused rt now.

[Elvis]

[Elvis]

[PARAM]

Excellent

[Elvis]

Woods elevated from PS for Jets game. That makes 3. They'll have to put him back on 53 if they want him for the last two games...

[RAMMAN76]

Los Angeles Rams vs New York Jets 1983 Week 4

Dickerson scores on an 85 yard run, brawl in the 3rd.

[69RamFan]

Woods elevated from PS for Jets game. That makes 3. They'll have to put him back on 53 if they want him for the last two games...

I don't think they would need him after the Jets game unless one of our CB gets injured,

because Forbes should be up to date with the defensive scheme and playbook.

As of right now, will have 6/CB for the Jets game.

[Dare]

IMO for the Rams to lose they would have to basically give the game away. Yeah Rodgers is playing well, but that's against mediocre or poor competition. The Rams are as healthy as they are going to be and the weather is cold but apparently dry. Wind might be the only factor but that affects both sides.

No excuses, just go out and win. They need to dominate something they seem to have problems doing. Stay focused and play fast. This is a team that can beat you if you let them hang around. That has as much to do with the offense as defense. McVay must control the game with the offense. Don't get greedy, he needs to keep allowing the game to come to him and not chase points.

This is the perfect game to start off their playoffs. Time to put both sides together into a solid game in all three phases. Force the Jets to play catchup all game. This Dline can get to him and it must. This offense can run against them and they must. As the old saying goes the game is won and lost in the trenches. The Rams are healthy at the right time.

The Jets don't scare me. The Rams coming out flat, and mistake prone is the real issue. I'm glad the game is early so I don't have to be in suspense all day. The Rams can get the W and then watch the score boards of other games. If it all aligns the Hawks will lose and the Rams will go into next week with a one game lead. The Rams need to go into NYC and take care of business. Serve notice this is the team you don't want to face in the playoffs.

[T3rry]

Yeah, so Fcck Aaron Rodgers. I remember he was talking shit after the playoff game in 21. AD was playing hurt and he was scoffing at the defense. I hope he gets drilled today and we can wipe that smug look off his face. Fake tough guy. I need Verse to level his ass and teabag him after. Double Sack if you catch my drift

[RAMMAN76]

Why the Jets' predictable offense should be easy for the Rams to defend

Brock Vierra
December 22, 2024 5:52 am PT

The New York Jets run a simple offense that gives QB Aaron Rodgers full control of everything. Rodgers, like many players, falls into the same tendencies, especially now that he is reunited with Davante Adams.

When Rodgers looks to pass, look at his eyes. He’ll give Adams a quick look while walking towards the line of scrimmage, and once the ball is snapped, Adams is his first read every. single. time.

When in shotgun, watch when the running back lines up on the strong side. If the Rams have a light box (six or fewer defenders in the box), the running back is getting the ball on an inside zone.

If the box is stacked, Rodgers will run either play-action with a quick pass to an outbreaking receiver or an RPO with a slant over the middle to Adams. On any passing play, Garrett Wilson is the No. 2 read. If the Rams are in zone, Wilson will try to find a soft spot somewhere in the middle so a safety needs to be aware of him at all times. It would be a miracle if Rodgers looked at Allen Lazard before Wilson.

When Rodgers is under center and Adams is in the slot, oth men are looking for a seam throw between the safety and linebacker to Adams.

When Adams and Wilson are on the same side, whoever is the outside receiver will get a deep ball thrown their way on a streak. Rodgers uses the slot receiver to hold the safety while targeting the corner left on the island.

Rookie left tackle Olu Fashanu tends to have a massive back kick in pass protection, leaving the interior open to exploit on pass rushes. Also, he’s a clear tell on whether a play is a run or play action.

Several things the Rams can do to ensure defensive success is to use Jaylen McCollough an an extra defender on Adams. Adams loves inside routes so jumping them will come second nature for a pick artist like McCollough. Have Darious Williams cover Garrett Wilson as he is the Rams’ best pass defender.

Use Kam Curl as a blitzer and attack from Rodgers’ blind side. Fashanu is struggling to keep up with his responsibilities. Lastly, watch for the goal line fade when Braelon Allen is on the field. If it’s a goal line scenario when Breece Hall is in the game, the Jets are running the football.

With all these tells, despite how strong they look on paper, the Rams should have no issues dispatching the Jets.