by max 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 5622 Joined: Jun 01 2015 Sarasota, FL Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #1 TOPIC AUTHOR He stunk in Wash and he's not good in LA.Why is that? ~ max ~“The consciousness of good intentions disdains ambiguity.” - Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist Papers by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #2 R4L, RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post Last year the Rams were 5th in offensive TDs per game and 1st in points per play so i have a hard time thinking they had any kind of problem... RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 by AvengerRam 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 8686 Joined: Oct 03 2017 Lake Mary, Florida Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #3 RedAlice liked this post Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time. 1 by BobCarl 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 4401 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #4 max wrote:Why is that?What GM ever gave him a physical jump-ball type receiver? That's why. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret by LARams_1963 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 1191 Joined: Aug 04 2016 North Port, FL Pro Bowl Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #5 SWAdude liked this post I'm not gonna lay 100 %of the blame on McVay (even though he does). Let's be realistic.... we basicly had a 1st year QB last year. RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by Zen_Ronin 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 2186 Joined: Sep 26 2016 Edmonton, AB Pro Bowl Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #6 RedAlice liked this post McVay and Goff have both said they need to improve in the RZ dating back to last year. They certainly aren't the worst in the league, but anyone with eyes can see that there is a ton of room for improvement. Still, hard to complain about RZ productivity when you have one of the highest scoring offenses in the sport. I will continue to foolishly talk sh*t about random players because they get better IMMEDIATELY after I do!! I am a living breathing reverse jinx!! 1 by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #2 R4L, RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post Last year the Rams were 5th in offensive TDs per game and 1st in points per play so i have a hard time thinking they had any kind of problem... RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 by AvengerRam 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 8686 Joined: Oct 03 2017 Lake Mary, Florida Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #3 RedAlice liked this post Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time. 1 by BobCarl 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 4401 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #4 max wrote:Why is that?What GM ever gave him a physical jump-ball type receiver? That's why. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret by LARams_1963 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 1191 Joined: Aug 04 2016 North Port, FL Pro Bowl Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #5 SWAdude liked this post I'm not gonna lay 100 %of the blame on McVay (even though he does). Let's be realistic.... we basicly had a 1st year QB last year. RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by Zen_Ronin 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 2186 Joined: Sep 26 2016 Edmonton, AB Pro Bowl Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #6 RedAlice liked this post McVay and Goff have both said they need to improve in the RZ dating back to last year. They certainly aren't the worst in the league, but anyone with eyes can see that there is a ton of room for improvement. Still, hard to complain about RZ productivity when you have one of the highest scoring offenses in the sport. I will continue to foolishly talk sh*t about random players because they get better IMMEDIATELY after I do!! I am a living breathing reverse jinx!! 1 by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by AvengerRam 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 8686 Joined: Oct 03 2017 Lake Mary, Florida Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #3 RedAlice liked this post Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time. 1 by BobCarl 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 4401 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #4 max wrote:Why is that?What GM ever gave him a physical jump-ball type receiver? That's why. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret by LARams_1963 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 1191 Joined: Aug 04 2016 North Port, FL Pro Bowl Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #5 SWAdude liked this post I'm not gonna lay 100 %of the blame on McVay (even though he does). Let's be realistic.... we basicly had a 1st year QB last year. RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by Zen_Ronin 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 2186 Joined: Sep 26 2016 Edmonton, AB Pro Bowl Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #6 RedAlice liked this post McVay and Goff have both said they need to improve in the RZ dating back to last year. They certainly aren't the worst in the league, but anyone with eyes can see that there is a ton of room for improvement. Still, hard to complain about RZ productivity when you have one of the highest scoring offenses in the sport. I will continue to foolishly talk sh*t about random players because they get better IMMEDIATELY after I do!! I am a living breathing reverse jinx!! 1 by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by BobCarl 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 4401 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #4 max wrote:Why is that?What GM ever gave him a physical jump-ball type receiver? That's why. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret by LARams_1963 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 1191 Joined: Aug 04 2016 North Port, FL Pro Bowl Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #5 SWAdude liked this post I'm not gonna lay 100 %of the blame on McVay (even though he does). Let's be realistic.... we basicly had a 1st year QB last year. RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by Zen_Ronin 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 2186 Joined: Sep 26 2016 Edmonton, AB Pro Bowl Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #6 RedAlice liked this post McVay and Goff have both said they need to improve in the RZ dating back to last year. They certainly aren't the worst in the league, but anyone with eyes can see that there is a ton of room for improvement. Still, hard to complain about RZ productivity when you have one of the highest scoring offenses in the sport. I will continue to foolishly talk sh*t about random players because they get better IMMEDIATELY after I do!! I am a living breathing reverse jinx!! 1 by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by LARams_1963 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 1191 Joined: Aug 04 2016 North Port, FL Pro Bowl Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #5 SWAdude liked this post I'm not gonna lay 100 %of the blame on McVay (even though he does). Let's be realistic.... we basicly had a 1st year QB last year. RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by Zen_Ronin 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 2186 Joined: Sep 26 2016 Edmonton, AB Pro Bowl Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #6 RedAlice liked this post McVay and Goff have both said they need to improve in the RZ dating back to last year. They certainly aren't the worst in the league, but anyone with eyes can see that there is a ton of room for improvement. Still, hard to complain about RZ productivity when you have one of the highest scoring offenses in the sport. I will continue to foolishly talk sh*t about random players because they get better IMMEDIATELY after I do!! I am a living breathing reverse jinx!! 1 by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024
by Zen_Ronin 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 2186 Joined: Sep 26 2016 Edmonton, AB Pro Bowl Re: Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #6 RedAlice liked this post McVay and Goff have both said they need to improve in the RZ dating back to last year. They certainly aren't the worst in the league, but anyone with eyes can see that there is a ton of room for improvement. Still, hard to complain about RZ productivity when you have one of the highest scoring offenses in the sport. I will continue to foolishly talk sh*t about random players because they get better IMMEDIATELY after I do!! I am a living breathing reverse jinx!! 1 by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024
by Elvis 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 40095 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #7 DirtyFacedKid liked this post To me, one of the Rams biggest deficiencies last year was they didn't run a lot of offensive plays, 19th in the league yet we had the 3rd highest scoring offense and as i said were 1st in points per play.That's crazy good offensive efficiency which is why i don't think the RZ numbers are particularly relevant. If we were a low scoring inefficient offense, sure, but we're not... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024
by /zn/ 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6880 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #8 RedAlice liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.My take is similar to yours . Lot of things to consider on this. First, there's a stat for the qb on percentage of TDs per attempts inside the 10, and Goff started off ranked pretty low on that last year and then improved. He ended up I think 5th in the league, which is especially good because he started the season much lower than that. And he improved after they openly said they were going to address RZ issues. So it's not Goff. Last year they were 17th in this stat: Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only) ...that's found here-- https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/r ... 2018-02-05In 2016 with McVay as the coordinator, Washington was ranked 30th on that stat. So it's an old issue. Can they improve? Yes there's room to improve. Should we just ignore or dismiss it? I can just answer for me. I am always a realist so I want to call things as they are, good and bad, all at the same time. So I am one of those who won't ignore this, even though I am also one of those who talks up the good things too. So I agree they can improve on this. I have seen this discussion before and one way it tends to go is to talk about find a redzone mismatch threat, so that it becomes an issue of personnel. I have doubts about that way of looking at it. The GSOT did not have anyone who fits the usual description of a physical redzone threat (like a big receiver). And on the other hand in 2016 Washington did have guys like that (Davis, Reed, Garcon) and they were pretty mediocre anyway. I think the issue has to do with play design, play selection, and execution. I think McV & co. just need to get better all the way around at redzone offense. Though for all we know at this point, they have already taken steps to do that since last season, but it just hasn't showed up in the numbers yet. .... 1 by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024
by elmendorf 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 215 Joined: Apr 29 2016 Pennsylvania Rookie Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #9 RedAlice, Horny Mcbae liked this post AvengerRam wrote:Last year, the Rams were 17th in the NFL in Red Zone TD %. Their ranking in RZ TD% was similar among playoff teams (7th out of 12). Interestingly, though, they were 2nd (behind New England) in both RZ opportunities/game and RZ TDs/game.So, to start, I'd say that the Rams are not exactly bad in the RZ, but there is definitely room for improvement.I don't have a single answer for why the Rams are not better in the RZ.It could be McVay's RZ playcalling, which has, at times, been a bit vanilla.It could be Goff who, at times, seems to have locked on a receiver and rushed throws in the RZ.It could be the lack of a big receiver who can win jump balls (put out an APB on the TEs).I think its fair to say that all of these factors, and probably a few others, have contributed. Definitely worth watching this, but I'm hopeful that it will improve over time.I agree with your analysis...and I think the big-receiver idea is paramount. And, I agree, the TEs would and should (and will, god hoping) be part of the solution. We are stacked at TE. Coffee is for closers only. 2 by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 60 posts Dec 23 2024
by RedAlice 6 years 3 months ago Total posts: 6663 Joined: Aug 07 2015 Seattle Hall of Fame Does McVay have a redzone problem? POST #10 Elvis, R4L, SWAdude liked this post It’s been one game. We ain’t seen nuttin’ yet. Follow our RFU Instagram: @ramsfansunited RFU Season Ticket Holder 3 Reply 1 / 6 1 6 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business