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Some PFF grades vs Sea Chickens

fearsomefour
Elmgrovegnome said:
He was top tier. It was just the injuries that held him back. His movement skills are crazy.

The Rams envisioned him being a pulling guard, which he did very well when healthy at Detroit. But, moving Avila to center was not working as planned. That and the injuries screwed up the entire plan. Had Avila transitioned well to Center and Jackson was fully healthy, this offensive line would be a top five unit.
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Im basing what I said on watching a few Lions games and focusing on Jackson. The games I saw he was solid but not great.....that of course, in the big picture, means nothing.
I will take your word he is top tier.
He certainly played well vs Seattle.
I assume he is returning next year.
Camp could be interesting with Avila, Limmer, Dotson and Jackson for 3 spots.
Now that the starting line is back together Avila has been the weakest link, in pass pro anyway.
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Views on PFF - curious what everyone thinks

dang said:
Ok. Full admission. You and 20hrswk work for PFF - right???

Seriously - I often look up players PFF ratings but that’s because I love stats. I prefer to use my own eyes for my primary assessment (as flawed as that might be) and PFF/ESPN stats, FFB stats/etc. as complimentary.
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I've got a similar process.

I use my eyes primarily for Rams players and then refer to PFF, Next Gen, ESPN, and other analytical data. Most of the time, it's within ballpark of what I expected. Sometimes it's way off, like when they say Kyren is not good at pass pro, in which case I ignore their assessment.

For non-Rams players I use the analytical data first and then my eyes because I don't see all of them play often.
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Matthew Stafford, Kobie Turner & More Leading The Way | Rams Vets 2024 Playoffs Storyline

LARAMSinFeb.
Psycho_X said:
Uh.... what the fuck am I watching? Has a timestamp that immediately starts showing some random asian guy showing pictures of coloring books or something lol. I see right before that timestamp there's some NFL coverage... just very weird.
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I can’t figure those out. I get them in my sports feed regularly. There’s a YouTube trophy, so whatever they’re doing must be working. Maybe they need enough content (in this case useless coloring) to fool the copyright strike algorithm?
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GAME DAY SNF: Vikings at Lions - For #1 Seed in NFC

dang
Merlin said:
My opinion won't be popular but I think Campbell gives them their toughness. He drives an environment where intensity and toughness are required, and he gets the most from that roster.

He is a bonehead on gameday quite often. But that team would not be as consistent as they are without him.

I would love to see them bounced in their first game though. I think that intensity they field, as always, can be muted with a steady mashing of run game. And I think our starting OL, if healthy, is capable of leaning on them.
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Campbell got the Lions out of their SOSAL mentality. But he’s an easy guy to hate when you lose to him. Same as Siriani. The key is to beat these meatheads.
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GAME DAY Seapigeons at Rams - Game Day Thread

Ramstien
To be honest with you the game was closer than I thought it would be after the way it started out. I thought the backups on offense played better than I expected. Garoppolo had a nice game other than the interception and the poor pass at the end of the game. The backups on the OL held their own which surprised me. I hated to see Corum go down with the injury because I was looking forward to seeing him in this game, but Rivers had a nice game. Finally, Karthy came up big and gained some confidence moving forward.
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Who will be inactive?

FaulkSF
FaulkSF said:
The Rams are planning to rest some key starters this weekend. They may have up to 7 inactive, so who would you sit?

THE KNOWN KNOWNS (announced)
1. Matthew Stafford
2. Rob Havenstein

THE UNKNOWN KNOWNS (unannounced, but obvious)
3. Cooper Kupp
4. Kyren Williams

I’m very positive these 4 players above will sit. The ones below may be put on rest. Though some others might have limited snaps like Puka, Fiske, and V8.

THE KNOWN UNKNOWNS (keep that pressure fresh, not rookies)
5. The Conductor
6. Agent 0

THE UNKNOWN UNKNOWN (contract year and may be a Rams offer he can’t refuse)
7. Alaric Jackson

Who are your candidates to rest this week?

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Official results posted here:

I was fairly close, but neither the conductor or agent 0 will be “fully resting”. It appears Nacua and Dotson will deservedly get a week off to heal up for the playoffs!
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Is this offense better than the Rams 2021 team?

Ramstien
To me the jury is still out on this 2024 team, they have grown and developed since the start of the season especially on defense. I look for the backups on offense today to showcase their abilities. This is their opportunity to shine, I expect they will take that to heart. Lastly the Rams are playing the hated Seahawks in L.A. what a better way to end the season then to send those bitches home crying.
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