Waldman PODCAST on Rams

[Merlin]

This has an eye toward fantasy, however it's still a really good listen. Big fan of Waldman, he's one of the better ones out there doing analysis IMO.

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[Ram65]

This has an eye toward fantasy, however it's still a really good listen. Big fan of Waldman, he's one of the better ones out there doing analysis IMO.

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Hey, @Merlin are you a consultant for the show?

Said a lot about what you have been saying.

I don't think it's as bad as what they think about the blocking but, we shall see. I think MCVay has a plan.

Waldman like Reynolds a lot. He doesn't like Jefferson. I remember his points about Jefferson jumping when he doesn't have to and poor hand placement on catching. I was hoping the Rams/Kupp would help him with the hand placement. I think Jefferson does more than what he thinks. I also think Jefferson can get deep. It's been mentioned here that MCVay should use Reynolds more on deep patterns.

The WR and TE situation will be interesting to see unfold. It was interesting that Kupp was not used much in 12P at all. You have to wonder if defenses will adjust to Higbee getting more targets. I'm not sure how much McVay will go to 12P and use Mundt over Everett.

 

[Merlin]

@Ram65 nah I'm your typical armchair asshole who crunches tape and makes crazy roster assumptions.

I think his take on JRey is off of couse. As a starter JRey would probably put up respectable numbers in this offense. But Van's fit makes his ceiling higher.