How long before…

[Ramlife]

Blake Corum is named the featured running back? The fumbles are back breakers and Kyren is no homerun hitter. A change is gonna come.

 

[Da-Rock]

McVay is pretty stubborn about rookie RBs and/or WR. Any position that has to block either is really good at it = Puka or rides the bench until they are.

 

[tempests]

Right around the time Jimmy G replaces Stafford as QB1.

 

[Ramlife]

Right around the time Jimmy G replaces Stafford as QB1.

Then fumbles it will be.

 

[InfiniteRam]

Blake Corum is named the featured running back? The fumbles are back breakers and Kyren is no homerun hitter. A change is gonna come.

He'll realize this about the same time he realizes he needs to play Tutu more.

 

[RamFanWA]

He'll realize this about the same time he realizes he needs to play Tutu more.

So - you are an optimist, eh??

 

[Ramlife]

He'll realize this about the same time he realizes he needs to play Tutu more.

I love what coach has done for the organization… but maybe its getting stale. Something just aint jiving with the Rams.

 

[LouisvilleRam]

I love what coach has done for the organization… but maybe its getting stale. Something just aint jiving with the Rams.

Google the 4 or 5 coaches before McVay and then maybe you'll appreciate his greatness

 

[InfiniteRam]

So - you are an optimist, eh??

Realist LOL maybe Masochist? Just seems we tote the same ole story out there everyweek. Sometimes the ending changes, but the details don't.

What I've noticed all year, is almost every single throw that Stafford has to make, has to be an excellent, even sometimes, superhuman, throw. Our WR's are rarely ever open. This scheme is so easy to match up on.

 

[dieterbrock]

So basically this is just another vent thread? Got it

 

[InfiniteRam]

Google the 4 or 5 coaches before McVay and then maybe you'll appreciate his greatness

One can appreciate him, but also realize it may be time to move on eventually.

 

[Ramlife]

Realist LOL maybe Masochist? Just seems we tote the same ole story out there everyweek. Sometimes the ending changes, but the details don't.

What I've noticed all year, is almost every single throw that Stafford has to make, has to be an excellent, even sometimes, superhuman, throw. Our WR's are rarely ever open. This scheme is so easy to match up on.

Google the 4 or 5 coaches before McVay and then maybe you'll appreciate his greatness

 

[dieterbrock]

One can appreciate him, but also realize it may be time to move on eventually.

True, like maybe in another 20 years when he's almost 60 years old

 

[Ramlife]

One can appreciate him, but also realize it may be time to move on eventually.

Thats where im at with it. I very much appreciate him and what hes done. Just not sure what the future holds. But who is?

 

[Londoner]

Then fumbles it will be.

I know what I wanted for Christmas…

 

[jrry32]

One can appreciate him, but also realize it may be time to move on eventually.

That's a meaningless statement. "Eventually" could be 40 years from now. If you're suggesting we should move on from McVay in the near future, you're making an unserious argument.

 

[InfiniteRam]

That's a meaningless statement. "Eventually" could be 40 years from now. If you're suggesting we should move on from McVay in the near future, you're making an unserious argument.

I think McVay will move on from the Rams in the near future .... this franchise can survive without him.

 

[jrry32]

I think McVay will move on from the Rams in the near future .... this franchise can survive without him.

If McVay leaves, that's his call. Suggesting we should get rid of him is silly.

 

[InfiniteRam]

If McVay leaves, that's his call. Suggesting we should get rid of him is silly.

Anyone watching the Rams, who has watched them since day one of McVay, can clearly see how stale this offensive system has become. He has either chosen not to adapt, or is unable too. Good teams find ways to win with marginal talent at certain positions, and with injuries.

He will not have an endless leash - no one ever does.

 

[Pupped]

Anyone watching the Rams, who has watched them since day one of McVay, can clearly see how stale this offensive system has become. He has either chosen not to adapt, or is unable too. Good teams find ways to win with marginal talent at certain positions, and with injuries.

He will not have an endless leash - no one ever does.

Because the Eagles have “marginal talent”?

Gtfoh