NEW Article: Rams Need Playmakers; Look 4 "Hybrid" Dome O

[STL-Rams]

among other things, article highlights success of past dome teams (98 Vikings, GSOT era, Colts' Manning era, and the Brees era in New Orleans.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1025 ... playmakers

 

[STL-Rams]

Re: NEW Article: Rams Need Playmakers; Look 4 "Hybrid" Dome

corrected some grammatical etc issues... sorry for the initial mistakes...

 

[Anonymous]

Re: NEW Article: Rams Need Playmakers; Look 4 "Hybrid" Dome

Good writing there. I don't buy the hybrid-dome offense....at least not at first. We'll see a defense emerge that is tough and opportunistic. Woe be the DB that drops an INT. Woe be the player that doesn't make the tackle upon contact.....we've seen the end of Rams players being dragged downfield for an additional 5-10 yards. The offense will be centered around SJ until SB can demonstrate proficiency with the WRs, O line is stabilized etc. Offense should be much better though not as dull as Shurmur in 2010. Ball control will be the rule and players will be sought to deliver same.

 

[STL-Rams]

Re: NEW Article: Rams Need Playmakers; Look 4 "Hybrid" Dome

Good writing there. I don't buy the hybrid-dome offense....at least not at first. We'll see a defense emerge that is tough and opportunistic. Woe be the DB that drops an INT. Woe be the player that doesn't make the tackle upon contact.....we've seen the end of Rams players being dragged downfield for an additional 5-10 yards. The offense will be centered around SJ until SB can demonstrate proficiency with the WRs, O line is stabilized etc. Offense should be much better though not as dull as Shurmur in 2010. Ball control will be the rule and players will be sought to deliver same.

good points.. and I am not necessarily expecting this offense, just suggesting that Fisher move in that "hybrid" direction..

 

[ramsince62]

Re: NEW Article: Rams Need Playmakers; Look 4 "Hybrid" Dome

Good writing there. I don't buy the hybrid-dome offense....at least not at first. We'll see a defense emerge that is tough and opportunistic. Woe be the DB that drops an INT. Woe be the player that doesn't make the tackle upon contact.....we've seen the end of Rams players being dragged downfield for an additional 5-10 yards. The offense will be centered around SJ until SB can demonstrate proficiency with the WRs, O line is stabilized etc. Offense should be much better though not as dull as Shurmur in 2010. Ball control will be the rule and players will be sought to deliver same.

Well stated squeaky... :hehe: