The Ramowl said:

This is a man who understands that giving AD extra motivation is a bad idea.

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Too late for that! One of his OL punks called out Aaron after the last game. claiming Aaron gave up & quit. As if defending our NFC West divisional lead was not sufficient motivation enough, Shanny needs to learn to tell his guys to shut the hell up about The Kraken! if he wants to maintain the continued health of his QB, RBs, or OL.

I love how Fuller kept throwing his picked balls away and JJ kept having to get them and tell him to keep the ball lol

Maybe just put up a 50/50 based on who wins the beauty contest?

Corbin said:

@badnews

Dude hook me up!

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Sorry fellas, some horses aren't meant to be tamed...

Loyal said:

Imagine you have a close friend and he's congratulating you on your wedding anniversary. He wants to get you both a gift as you walk through Nordstroms (pre-Covid). You walk through the women's evening wear and he picks a very sheer negligee.
"She'll look good in this, " he says.... You would...

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First off, if he was trying to shop at Nordstrom's, we wouldn't be friends (even in the before times).
Second, is assume he's joking and as such I would find a more inappropriate joke to make back. Something like "I don't know. It wasn't very flattering on your wife last week."
Third, if he clearly wasn't joking I would take it as a compliment, get through that shopping trip, never shop with him again, and then deeply contemplate why I went out shopping with a dude in the first place.

Like Jimmy Johnson saying the cowboys will go to the Superbowl if they win the East lol

Two years ago it was the Defense that had to get a couple of stops to get a win. Now it’s the Offense that has to get just a couple of scores for the defense to wreak havoc.

Both sides are crucial, boy the defense is a thing to watch. I just wish AD would have sacked Brady just once.

Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods are 1st and 2nd in key receiving stat since 2019

When the Los Angeles Rams extended Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp this year, hardly anyone thought twice about questioning the decision. And there’s a reason for that.

Since they became teammates in 2017, they’ve been as consistent and reliable as any wide receiver tandem in the NFL. They have a knack for creating big plays, too, even if they’re not the fastest or most athletic guys in football.

They’re not considered deep threats, but where they gain big yardage is after the catch. According to Pro Football Focus, no wide receivers have gained more yardage after the catch than Kupp and Woods, who rank first and second in that department since 2019.

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Jared Goff trusts both wideouts immensely and it’s easy to see why. When he puts the ball in the right spot, there’s a good chance Kupp and Woods will gain yardage after the catch – often turning a short gain into a big one.

Just look at Monday against the Bucs, for instance. Kupp broke at least 4 tackles and was elusive in the open field, while Woods turned a short screen into a 35-yard gain to set up a field goal before the half.

You can bet Goff is thrilled to have both of his wideouts signed long-term, continuing this connection for the foreseeable future.



Rams defense has been insanely good vs. deep passes this season

There are a lot of areas where the Rams have improved defensively this season. They’re better against the run, have generated pressure at a high rate and are playing excellent coverage at all levels of the field.

But unquestionably, their biggest improvement has come on deep passes. The Rams have been excellent when it comes to limiting big plays, allowing very few deep completions down the field. In fact, it’s hard to believe how good they’ve been against passes 20-plus yards downfield.

On Monday night, Tom Brady was 0-for-6 on deep passes, throwing two interceptions to Jordan Fuller. On the year, the Rams have allowed just five deep completions on 34 attempts, according to Next Gen Stats.

That’s good for an NFL-best 14.7% completion rate, which is just the start of it. The Rams are also tied for first with five interceptions on such throws, they’ve allowed a league-low 5.1 yards per attempt, have given up an 8.7 passer rating on deep throws and quarterbacks’ completion percentage over expectation is -16.4% – also best in the NFL.

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If the Rams continue to take away deep shots down the field, they’re going to be really tough to beat. Teams are going to have to dink and dunk their way toward the end zone, which isn’t easy against a defense that has aggressive cornerbacks and safeties who know how to hit.

With the Seahawks and Cardinals still on the schedule, the Rams will need to be at their best taking away deep passes because those are two of the better teams in that department.

No problem, score majors on our 1st three drives. Paging A-Rob!!!!

fearsomefour said:

A non contact practice to usually go over specifics for a game plan.

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Thanks!

Peking Duck @ my favorite Chinese restaurant Hunan J in lewis center ohio. sadly there will be no xmas Peking Duck either this year. oh well, my godson and his wife are excellent cooks and had a fantastic meal of smoked pork butt, smoked duck, homegrown 26 lb turkey and boatloads of sides that were all good. no "weak" dishes in the lot. hope everyone enjoys the holidays regardless of this year. only 35 days left of it!

I cook my turkey and other dishes Wednesday evening. The next morning I put the turkey meat in a crockpot and let it soak in gravy all day. I reheat the mashed potatoes and stuffing.

Then I go and run 3 miles early in the morning and watch football and eat all day. It’s a tradition I started about 8 years ago.

Awesome coach and genuine person, we will miss him.

https://www.si.com/nfl/rams/news/la-rams-personnel-report-week-11-vs-bucs



PERSONNEL GROUPING (OFFENSE)
Source: Next Gen Stats

Total plays: 71 (excluding penalties)
11 (One RB, One TE, 3 WRs) Pass -- 42. Run – 8. Total: 50
12 (One RB, Two TEs, 2 WRs) Pass – 7. Run – 8. Total: 15
13 (One RB, Three TEs, 1 WRs) Pass – 2. Run – 4. Total: 6


PASSING BY PERSONNEL GROUPING

Jared Goff
11: 30-for-42 (71.43 percent) for 337 yards, with one TD and two INT. Goff was not sacked, posting an 83.3 passer rating.
12: 7-for-7 (100.0 percent) for 28 yards, with zero TDs and zero INT. Goff was not sacked and posted an 83.3 passer rating.
13: 2-for-2 (100.00 percent) for 11 yards, with two TDs and zero INT. Goff was not sacked and posted a 129.2 passer rating.

RUSHING BY PERSONNEL GROUPING

11: 8 for 13 yards (1.63 average) Long: 14. 0 TD
12: 8 for 8 yards (1.00 average) Long: 4. 0 TD
13: 4 for 16 yards (4.0 average) Long: 11. 0 TD

PERSONNEL GROUPINGS (DEFENSE)
Total plays: 67 (excluding penalties)
Base (4 DBs): Pass – 5. Run – 4. Total -- 9
5 DBs: Pass – 29. Run – 14. Total – 43.
Dime-plus (6 or more DBs): Pass – 15. Run –0. Total – 15.

PASS RUSH
Total plays: 49
Rush 3 – 6 (12.2 percent) Sacks -- 0
Rush 4 – 35 (71.4 percent). Sacks -- 1
Rush 5 – 6 (12.2 percent). Sacks-- 0.
Rush 6 – 2 (4.1 percent). Sacks -- 0

Take THAT BOB.

CoachAllred said:

Were all wrong at some point. I have been wrong many many times
and will be wrong again. No biggie.

It just part of being passionate about our Rams,
And if you're going to be wrong, isn't it a great way to be wrong.
A player on our beloved Rams has outplayed your expectations.

I'll take being wrong like that.all day long.

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There is good wrong and bad wrong.
Going to smoke a brisket and a turkey for Thanksgiving and realize late-ish last night I forgot (somehow) to pick up pellets......that’s bad wrong.

Seeing a LT vastly outplay my expectations.....that’s good wrong.

I’m thrilled to be wrong to this point and happy for Boom as well.

he was so wide open on the last int I am surprised he didnt yell "I got it, I got it" like a center fielder in baseball

JJ3
Rapp
Burgess
Fuller

I too was impressed with Rapp as a rookie and now Fuller is shining in his first season. Burgess was playing week before getting hurt too.

Snead is drafting talented safeties who are excellent tacklers, like to hit, and have a nose for the ball. Rapp’s area of concern was coverage, but just before getting injured, he was showing a lotta progress.

Rolling into the playoffs with JJ3, Fuller, Rapp, Ramsey, Hill, and DWilliams? Ouch. It’s gonna be 2 step drops all day until we get a lead or 3rd and long. The Rams are looking good on the back end.

Dxmissile said:

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nflbite.com has some good services too. Always make sure you have the proper protection

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Even the water boy is ignoring him.

What a douche.

Wow, angry run of the week against Seattle (GMFB) and offensive player of the week this week? An still the most underrated receiver in the NFL.

32-0 when leading at halftime! The streak continues (stolen from Redit)