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I consider Kupp going to Seattle like Ike Bruce going to The Niner's, not much left in tank. However, I think Jones is still very servicable. Can you imagine trading him for a 6th and then that team flips him a few weeks later for a 4th?
Yep.
Good point, he was always an imbecile but a low risk one in the 6th round.
Well I wasn't much of a fan..but since they picked him up off the wire. He's been playing damn good ball up there. At least 2 INT.. Kendrick's performance has placed him among the league leaders, tying for first in the NFL in interceptions and second in pass deflections as of late. Much better than our back-end. He might even have earned the starters job even when Witherspoon comes back.
What does the say about our defensive coaches?Henry VIII wrote:October 5th, 2025, 4:34 pmWell I wasn't much of a fan..but since they picked him up off the wire. He's been playing damn good ball up there. At least 2 INT.. Kendrick's performance has placed him among the league leaders, tying for first in the NFL in interceptions and second in pass deflections as of late. Much better than our back-end. He might even have earned the starters job even when Witherspoon comes back.
Yep..that's exactly what I was thinking. McVay’s culture might be a little too much centered on pleasing the players and coddling them and his coaches too much! I have always thought he was a little over the top with this style of coaching. I have always liked the hard nosed types like Bill Parcells, Doug Marrone even Sean Payton who I hate but you can't deny the dude is a great coach. Too much lovey dovey here in a Rams uniform.GlendoraRam wrote: ↑October 5th, 2025, 4:43 pmWhat does the say about our defensive coaches?Henry VIII wrote:October 5th, 2025, 4:34 pm
Well I wasn't much of a fan..but since they picked him up off the wire. He's been playing damn good ball up there. At least 2 INT.. Kendrick's performance has placed him among the league leaders, tying for first in the NFL in interceptions and second in pass deflections as of late. Much better than our back-end. He might even have earned the starters job even when Witherspoon comes back.
Perfectly said.Henry VIII wrote: ↑October 5th, 2025, 4:53 pmYep..that's exactly what I was thinking. McVay’s culture might be a little too much centered on pleasing the players and coddling them and his coaches too much! I have always thought he was a little over the top with this style of coaching. I have always liked the hard nosed types like Bill Parcells, Doug Marrone even Sean Payton who I hate but you can't deny the dude is a great coach. Too much lovey dovey here in a Rams uniform.
I think stats can be a little misleading, some DBs gamble a lot and are feast or famine. After watching yesterday's game, Seattle has some serious issues in their secondary which I look for teams to exploit.Henry VIII wrote: ↑October 5th, 2025, 4:53 pmYep..that's exactly what I was thinking. McVay’s culture might be a little too much centered on pleasing the players and coddling them and his coaches too much! I have always thought he was a little over the top with this style of coaching. I have always liked the hard nosed types like Bill Parcells, Doug Marrone even Sean Payton who I hate but you can't deny the dude is a great coach. Too much lovey dovey here in a Rams uniform.
Sure that's true..a lot of DB are Ball Hawks.. but ol' DK here has had 2 INT and 5 PD and 4 SOLO so in 5 game's those are pretty damn good numbers. And rumor has it he sold his pistol and now keeps his Marijuana at home in a closed container! He had to be taught a lesson but it looks like he's thriving up there..who knows maybe he even learned a valuable lesson..But with the backend we have now..I just wish we'd had been the ones to have taught him those life lessons and how to play football down here. Maybe a longer suspension or no playing time.. He was definitely a knuckle head/idiot when he was a Ram but he had talent and our staff didn't do enough to maybe oversee or watch out for young players..too much freedom or leniency..sometimes people need a parent or guardian in their early lives.. they might be grown men but not in reality. Most of these young players have never had a father figure or someone to say no that's wrong don't do that. Hell give it enough time and he will probably fall back to earth.Slickjack wrote: ↑October 6th, 2025, 6:43 amI think stats can be a little misleading, some DBs gamble a lot and are feast or famine. After watching yesterday's game, Seattle has some serious issues in their secondary which I look for teams to exploit.Henry VIII wrote: ↑October 5th, 2025, 4:53 pm
Yep..that's exactly what I was thinking. McVay’s culture might be a little too much centered on pleasing the players and coddling them and his coaches too much! I have always thought he was a little over the top with this style of coaching. I have always liked the hard nosed types like Bill Parcells, Doug Marrone even Sean Payton who I hate but you can't deny the dude is a great coach. Too much lovey dovey here in a Rams uniform.
totally agree, they tightened up screws on the OL, Darnold Playing well, Jackson Smith is a beast at WR, d is stout, not liking their progress, we better toughen up, concerned about Hav, Avila, Adams/Staff, Fiske and CBs