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Championship caliber defense with a complete horseshit offense. None of these receivers can catch, these lineman can barely block without holding and Nick Foles is terrible. That should cover it.

Gurley is legit though

3rd down efficiency 1/12
Off plays 64

I don't wanna sound like I don't appreciate a big win. But if that offense continues to go 1 of 12 on 3rd down they won't win enough for a playoff spot. Sooner or later someone will contain Gurley enough to force Foles to beat them. So far he's not capable of that.

I'm really interested to see how they play on the road against a pretty good Vikings team. The teams match up well and statistically, are similar to each other. Both teams have very good defenses, and good rushing offenses, but their overall offenses aren't good.

Me too - however, Stefon Diggs is looking pretty good and it's a new connection with him and Bridgewater.

What happened to Quick from before his injury? It's like he's a ghost now. We really need that bigger WR and Britt and Cook just can't do it. I'm sure there is a reason, but his position is what we are majorly lacking and need right now. Frustrating. If he was playing (or someone else in that role) and Austin keeps it up, and Bailey continues....we could have a decent offense.

It's frustrating to think that this offense is all we got for the rest of the season. Because Snackdaddy is absolutely correct.

I imagine a low scoring game that we'll probably lose. But who knows, i was expecting a let down today.

When i think about this team, i think about an upside of something like the John Robinson/Eric Dickerson Rams. A high quality team that isn't quite championship caliber.

But then i remember relocation. Everything has to be seen through that prism. I just can't imagine that when Kevin Demoff and Stan Kroenke talk about the Rams they're talking about Fisher and his offensive philosophy. I expect those talks come after relocation is settled...

Elvis wrote:I imagine a low scoring game that we'll probably lose. But who knows, i was expecting a let down today.

When i think about this team, i think about an upside of something like the John Robinson/Eric Dickerson Rams. A high quality team that isn't quite championship caliber.

But then i remember relocation. Everything has to be seen through that prism. I just can't imagine that when Kevin Demoff and Stan Kroenke talk about the Rams they're talking about Fisher and his offensive philosophy. I expect those talks come after relocation is settled...

I totally agree with everything said in this post.

It's all about relocation right now. But I also gotta think that this Offense won't be tolerated for very long when we're talking about an LA and national media audience. So, I would guess that Fisher's antiquated offensive philosophy will be on an extremely short leash once the team opens in LA.

We need to install a few shorter routes and some different timing pass plays. Mix it up. We also left quite a few gainers on the carpet due to bad hands and bad design / timing.
If we can get a stud wide out to go opposite Austin, our O could become deadly. Bailey, Quick or Britt could rise to 3 (I like Bailey for possessions) and that's not to bad. As the line matures and gels, this very young team should look a lot better than it does today and in not that distant future. Maybe not this year but soon enough. He just need that stud WR.

Changing coaching staffs changes everything.. . Fisher goes very possible Williams could too. Let's these kids grow together in one system through the end of his contract. If it doesn't get us into the playoffs with a chance to get all the way to the show, then perhaps don't resign him at that point.

Trade deadline anyone?

Elvis wrote:I imagine a low scoring game that we'll probably lose. But who knows, i was expecting a let down today.

When i think about this team, i think about an upside of something like the John Robinson/Eric Dickerson Rams. A high quality team that isn't quite championship caliber.

But then i remember relocation. Everything has to be seen through that prism. I just can't imagine that when Kevin Demoff and Stan Kroenke talk about the Rams they're talking about Fisher and his offensive philosophy. I expect those talks come after relocation is settled...

If the Rams add some legitimate threat receivers this summer and the young o line develops, this will be a terrific team their first year in LA