[snackdaddy]

He has no desire for a good passing game. Or even a decent one. He wants to run the ball with power and play tough defense. I know Seattle and SF did well with that the past few years. But they had at least a decent pass game and could pick up first downs on occasion. All we did was punt the whole second half expect when Gurley got them in position for a long FG.

[Hacksaw]

Agreed, Fishers focus is not an aerial circus. Effective passing plays would be all we need wit the way the rest of the team is assembled. But we need to get on it before the team isn't assembled this way anymore.

[SoCalRam78]

Ever.
He is what he is.. nothing more, nothing less. A truly middling coach with no real vision or ability to truly lead a team to anything special.
Witness consistent penalties.. poor execution.. poor play calling.. critical errors in decision making.

I lost faith in him at the start of last season and he's done absolutely nothing to make me feel differently. The only thing I think he's done that is a true excellent decision was to bring Williams back in. That's it.

Pathetic.

On the second to last fg, the one that was missed from 48, Fisher didn't even attempt to win. He ran three consecutive conservative plays including a run on 3rd and 10 from around the 33. He was playing for a long FG and tie with a windy stadium. When they were in position to win.

He's a retread has been coach, the Rams aren't terrible, but they're not good either. They're inept on offense, and Nick Foles isn't a quality QB.

7-9, or 8-8

[Hacksaw_64]

That's it. Every time we lose let's just fire the head coach. It's certainly his fault JL55 called tails.

[Stranger]

That's it. Every time we lose let's just fire the head coach.

Well, I've been calling for his replacement win or lose. However, I realize that this won't happen until AFTER we move to LA.

[TomSlick]

On the second to last fg, the one that was missed from 48, Fisher didn't even attempt to win. He ran three consecutive conservative plays including a run on 3rd and 10 from around the 33. He was playing for a long FG and tie with a windy stadium. When they were in position to win.

Solid point, SoCal. A HC must go for the kill-shot when the opportunity arises. You have to trust your QB to throw the ball away if nothing is there. The irony is that Fisher is an absolute gunslinger with STs, but he's stuck in an era of minimal passing. I'd sure like to see a proven OC come in that was given free reign but that seems unlikely.

[ramsfan1977]

Fisher will see this team to LA IMO. He coached the Oilers through the move to Tennessee and I think he gets one more year since he has been through a relocation.

[dieterbrock]

The old adage, play for the tie at home and the win on the road doesn't seem to work for fisher.
I'm so sick of hearing he wants a run first offense.
He does not
If he wants to run first put a FB back there and let Foles take the snap from center. This offense is so dreadful and yet complicated at the same time. I'm so sick of watching 2nd string tooling-line trying to play this pathetic brand of football. Plays take forever to develop and give the players no chance to succeed.
For a guy who has balls to fake punt in his own end he has no balls with his offense.

[snackdaddy]

I'm sure Gurley appreciates that Fisher will give him the carries needs to get his yards and TD's. But I think he'd appreciate it if there was a semblance of a passing offense so there isn't 22 eyes focused on him every time they snap the ball. I'm not convinced Minnesota is all that good. But they're better than the Rams.

[bluecoconuts]

That's it. Every time we lose let's just fire the head coach.

Well, I've been calling for his replacement win or lose. However, I realize that this won't happen until AFTER we move to LA.

Ding ding, Kroenke hired Fisher during the early stages of the LA stuff, he knew what he was doing. There'a a lot of people on the Rams staff with ties to LA, understand the market and the area, I don't think that's an accident.

Demoff got his professional football start in LA.