The Rams offense is a disaster at every level.
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The Los Angeles Rams have finally fizzled out after an all in approach. Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford teamed up last year to take the Rams to the promised land, and now they’re paying for it. The offensive line is bad, the running backs are bad, the receivers are worse, everything is going wrong around the Rams offense, and there doesn’t seem to be one easy fix. Sean Mcvay has worked his magic before, can he do it again? This week’s episode uses the all-22 coaches film to analyze the 2022 Los Angeles Rams offense.
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Idiot.
Talk some more garbage about Joe Borrow punk
Rams are truly the most dissapointing title defense since the 2003 Buccaneers defending the 02 Championship
I don't believe in title defense. They were 2021 champions, that's it. You start at ground zero every season.
The 03 Bucs went 7-9 but went 0-6 in games decided by 7 points or fewer. And they had a positive point differential of 37.
The 2022 Rams just plain suck with a -75 point differential and the 31st ranked offense.
The 02 Raiders probably had a more disappointing season…
@@tv26889 ground zero? Maybe schedule wise but not talent that got you there.
@@tv26889 Unless you lose key pieces, you don't start in ground zero.
*I love seeing this collapse play out right now.*
But in all seriousness, I knew Andrew Whitworth’s retirement would send this whole house of cards crashing down as the Rams run game has mostly been non-existent since Todd Gurley’s knee arthritis.
Theyre not sucking right now because Andrew Whitworth retired. They suck right now because literally everyone is injured on the team.
@@mohammedfahad4049 they sucked even before injuries, that's just how it goes when you go all in to win one year
@@frb5237 injuries started before week 1 and never stopped. 11 o line combinations in 11 weeks. No continuity.
@@mohammedfahad4049 Exactly. The Rams’ third-round guard tore his acl in training camp. Guards David Edwards and Coleman Shelton went down early. The Rams were using a third string center by week 4 when Brian Allen went down. Then Noteboom tore his acl in week 6. It’s not completely fair to say that the Rams sucked before all the injuries because they have been getting injured all season.
Yeah, and I'm sure Rams fans will say they love watching Jimmy Playoff choke.
Allan Robinson turned out to be a waste of good money. Robert Woods should NOT have been allowed to leave. Also, their RB's are complete misses and their offense doesn't favor the 'little' shifty backs, besides, none of them are really top notch anyway. The injuries are piling up, losing Bruss in the PRESEASON was a hard pill to deal with and the O-line has been a mess.
They should have used that Robinson money to grab Kareen Hunt and patch up the O-line and save a few bucks for the Odell market.
The Rams had an amazing year and Stafford got that ring in a miracle run but now the credit card bills are showing up and it's PURE pain.
4:02 Just to give an idea of how bad the execution really is on this play. While the 49ers are known for having an elite defense this year, interior D-line is the one place where they can claim to be as injury-ravaged as the Rams (both week 1 starters out for more than half the year so far). In this case, the DTs the Rams are failing to block 2-on-1 are Kerry Hyder Jr. (#92), a backup DE playing inside for depth, and Akeem Spence (#55), a practice squad guy who's usually not even listed on the depth chart. This is the 49ers' 4th-string pair of interior D-linemen (Armstead/Kinlaw, Givens/Omenihu, Ridgeway/McGill, then these two and Jackson)
This was always gonna happen. They made all those trades to win and it worked. But this team was never built to be a long term contender.
that’s true but for the past 5 years they’ve been good and they finally win a ring and then immediately they suck it’s just shocking
@@cdiddlyson456 Ehh not really. They got their ring and until that day came, the league wasn’t going to let them collapse. The league needed the Rams to win it all so they could call this move to LA a success. Now that it’s happened, the league has left the rams to be on their own.
@@NJDesa-ny9by Are you retarded?
@@NJDesa-ny9by thinking same thing. But still seems short sighted if they never get good again fans will bail in LA like they always do
@@NJDesa-ny9by Maybe but if the league was behind it, then why not the Chargers? I think it was just their strategy. Trade all picks for players on huge contracts you can never pay the back end. Win now mode. Worked. No one thinks about the aftermath.
Rams had a chance to re-sign Roger Saffold in the off-season. They needed veteran leadership after Whitworth retired. Bills signed Saffold and he has started all 12 games and has not allowed a sack. This was a front office blunder.
That was 2 +years ago jack. It’s 2022
U forgot that their front office keeps trading away their future. When ur constantly trading away ur 1st round pick, u lack resources to replace and develop what u lost. If they just stop trading away their draft picks this wouldn’t happen
As much as it sucks seeing this team collapse in front of my eyes, i would take this and have a super bowl over ANY scenario. Think about the fact that almost half of the nfl teams havent even won a super bowl and i got to witness my team winning one! And believe me since i was barely a few months old the year we won our last super bowl, and how GOD AWFUL we have been for 90% of my life because from 2005 to 2017 we were one of the worst teams in nfl history, im just happy we were able to accomplish what we did. But great video detailing what our current issues! Thank you for this
Had to know something was up when both McVay and Donald openly said they were thinking about bolting to retirement right after the super bowl
7 Olineman are on IR. No RBs to help the passing Game, the pass rush is lacking since it's only Donald at this point(Not now since he hurt too)
Team has just been injured
They sold tomorrow to win today last year. Tomorrow came a year or three sooner than hoped for to be certain, but they still got their championship so it did work. As a Lions fan, worked out great! LAR is toast this season and they've lost all interest in 2022 football. Perfect! Jalen Carter, welcome to MoTown! 8>D
Stafford is looking old. The lions got the best years out of stafford believe it or not.
@@chevy4x466 I actually would not be surprised if he has played his last down. Numbness in the legs from a neck injury starts that 'quality of life' conversation
@@Snoil hmmm 🤔. He should retire then. He has many children as made an obscene amount of money. Like u said, he can take his money and spend the rest of his life with his hot blonde wife and disappear 🫥
@@chevy4x466 looking old he hasnt played in weeks? what rams team are ya watching this year they've been gutted with injuries across all levels. noone mentioning that just want to feel validated in their bleief the rams are scrtewed because they hate the rams
@@GFarrsight I watched him earlier this season a few times. Targeting one wr ten times a game is bad qb play. It almost always gets a wr injured. I watched him every game in Detroit. He was truly great there. No doubt Calvin and Tate got targets. But at his best he was spreading the ball. Furthermore, in his prime his arm was second to none. It’s not the same.
The lack of threats is on McVay, Tutu Atwell runs a 4.39 & Jacob Harris Runs a 4.43 at 6-5 and as a Hybrid WR/TE. McVay refuse to use them.
I don't get why they drafted Atwell in the 2nd only to not use him.
@@rahultalkssports1404 Exactly, Thank you
I'm assuming they have to establish a measure of trust in being able to play with the scheme. Kupp is integral in McVay running 11 personnel because he's a helluva run blocker. Take him away from the equation and the run blocking off receiver roles are even worse. Or you get Skrownek who as a receiver threat isn't much at all despite being a run blocker. It really shows how important the marquee talents in the scheme are for McVay on offense. Especially an O-line he knew wasn't going to be at the same level as last year even in the pre-season.
@@t4d0W I can see that, I think this season should be telling McVay to Trust players. TuTu's been good, Harris no chance and won't be able to get on the field for some playing time and get better because they only use him on ST.
Defenses can play the way they have been (2021-Now) because there are no burners. I think it says a lot about McVays personal choices (Also, His refusal to run the ball when it's working is Absurd), He could have not signed A-Rob, get a Pass rusher, CB, or Safety (I'm sick of Rapp) and get a LT or Guard and maybe a cheap TE.
The problem with that is He doesn't trust Atwell and Harris so, he went and got A-Rob and nothing else. Seeing Andy Reid, Kellen Moore, Shanahan, LaFleur, and Mike McDaniel
Trusting players and using their Skills and putting them in positions to be successful and develop is hurtful.
Hell Waller was practice squad level WR before he went to the Raiders and moved to TE, Hell McVay can use Harris as both a WR and a Vertical Threat TE like Waller.
injuries. started with the oline and now you got practice squad members making up the majority of the offense. kinda inevitable especially when you have the hardest schedule in the league
Good one Alex! Also, I noticed watching that on the run play the D lineman seem to not shoot the gaps. Lining up head on with the lineman and holding them in front of them until the back makes his choice. Meaning they are doing what Bellichic did to stop the zone run blocking in the Super Bowl. Where did I learn this?! From your video :)
Yes Steve!!
as a niner fan, I enjoy seeing this collapse, however because the Rams just got their super bowl, it's not as sweet as it could have been. Banners fly forever. 30 years from now, people will still remember the rams got their ring here. Not as many will really care that they immediately collapsed afterwards. My niners meanwhile are in danger of becoming the 90s Bills (since 2011 they've made 2 super bowls and 5 NFC title games and have nothing to show for it).
This is a cautionary tale to GMs who go all in, telling them that their window is really short and the margin for error is tiny. The Rams won 3 of their 4 playoff games each by 3 points. They very easily could have missed that ring and then this collapse would feel exponentially worse for Rams fans.
but we got a big ass rng and niners still stroking themselves off the 90s success. ill take it all day. and now ya get big headed while the entire rams team is onIR as if that doesnt matter somehow.
The fact is, when players in one team get a new contract with a lot if money, they simply don’t play to their max or potential. That’s true with all teams.
It blows my mind that teams are trying to emulate the "all-in" approach cause even when it works, this is what happens. The Rams are gonna be a non-factor for several years now
The Broncos went all-in this year. They decided to skip the Super Bowl season and go straight to the miserable decline.
If you get your Super Bowl win, it worked. But yes, the Rams are in for lean times with cap issues, not much youth, and 'f-ck dem picks' left little to do much with in 2023. A 2nd, 3rd, and a couple 5th round picks isn't going to solve many issues. Either is free agency this offseason. The rebuild will have to start in 2024, and hope McVay with a healed Kupp-Stafford-Robinson core can recreate some magic. And truthfully, if the neck injury is causing leg numbness for Stafford, this might be it for him.
It works if they actually get the title, but look what happened when the Packers went all in a couple seasons ago and came up short and now they can’t put together a roster worth a damn. They had 7 pro bowlers just 2 season ago but most were on short term contracts and left via free agency after they lost to the Bucs in the championship game
@@MrBubblecake Like I said, IF you win a title, it's worth it. That can't be anything but truth. And it's worth the barren years of future rebuilding. Personally I think the Rams thought they had 2 years of title contention if you ask the top brass, but that's speculation. Yer right about trying this and having it not work, 100%. No trophy and a potentially dark time of flushing and rebooting.
@@Snoil honestly..do you guys not know the rams have been devastated by injuries taking out all of their top talent except ramsey and wagner?
2:13 the D lineman wasn't even looking in the right direction, and the back still ran right in to him lol
It's pretty interesting looking back at this a little over a year later. The Rams have their mojo back on offense, and they've done it pretty much exactly by addressing the three things you mentioned.
- lack of a run game: Kyren Williams
- terrible offensive line: massively overhauled and improved
- lack of receiving weapons outside of Kupp: Puca Nacua
People like dragging the Rams right now, especially since they probably will go down as the worst defending champion ever but they went 5 straight years with a winning record and it would have been 5 straight playoff appearances too if the league adopted the #7 seed one year earlier. Sometimes things just fall apart. As a fan, I'm just glad their all in plan got at least one title before things went to shit. Maybe it doesn't seem like much (although I bet the Forty-Whiners and Cowgirls would take it seeing how they are both on 25+ year title droughts) but LA hasn't been able to celebrate a Super Bowl since 1984. I'll take it.
I think about sports like this: Technically every team should win once every 32 years, so if you win, you have bought yourself a tonnn of time to not *have* to win again. They'll figure it out over the next few years, but it's gonna be rough
This is unfortuantley what happens when you invest in a "Super Team" They shelled out big contracts to Allen Robinson and Bobby Wagner, when they knew the O-line was a question mark and their depth was very questionable.
Really excited to see where their pick ends up, cause I wanna see Detroit get Will Anderson and pair him with Hutchinson.
It's one thing to have questionable depth, but no team could survive on their: 4th string LT, 4th string LG, 3rd string C, 5th string RG, and Havenstein the only starter. The Rams have had a different O-line configuration every game this season.
@@whiskey7251 Yeah it’s not like they had the Bengals O-line from last year, they had pieces they just got VERY unlucky
@@whiskey7251 thank you why is noone talking about this. they just got devastated by injuries its no wonder they arent good ffs
Bobby Wagner was only a one year deal. A-Rob is a HUGE miss as he would still be a cap hit if released before 2024. Kupp is great and all but there isn't much on margins to hep diversify the receiver group along with uh McVay's guy that he chose in the draft in Tutu Atwell. If anything you also gotta question your typical coaching staff moves, preferrably on defense. Why is Morris still putting Ramsey in the slot in 2022 and against teams with WR1 targets that need to be manned up?
i usually don’t do this but we NEED a greg roman video because he’s killing the ravens offense and their chances at a real playoff run
I'll throw him on the list, Greg's always been in my dog house, I'm with ya
Lions fans here high off the schadenfreude watching that draft pick get higher and higher. Stafford got the SB we always wanted for him, but couldn't get him to. That trade couldn't be going any better for Detroit.
I am absolutely suprised by any american not butchering foreign words. Have a like.
Never understood how Allen Robinson was the answer to Andrew Whitworth's retirement. This disaster is on the GM.
Basically you are saying what i thought all year. A Rob has been a massive miss and we are losing because of a talent deficiency. McVay is fine and stafford is fine the issue is the team construction and A Rob being a massive miss in FA.
Arob isn't a miss.... he's literally shown you the catches he was brought in to make however because the oline fell apart going back to week 1 you can't draw up plays for him to get down field and throw those types of balls that got kenny golladay a 80 million dollar contract so instead the rams were forced to use him like obj or woods which he is not and he was not brought In for.
This just seems like what Matt Stafford had been enduring all those years in Detroit. The horrible running game, the terrible O-line, the lackluster receiveing core except for one guy, ...
Loved the video tho. Keep it going, you're close to 100k
Right? Feels like he's going through the same exact BS, just on a different team now. At least he got his ring. Thanks TLC!
This year we take a lunch. A very hearty lunch! Go Rams!
This is exactly the same thing going on with Baltimores offense
gotta say "silence of the rams" is a great name lol
Offense is useless with a poor O-line.
I know pass game is their focus now with Stafford, but would a legit, elite RB1 help? I know they have A LOT of other draft needs and RB1 is down a couple on that list, but man it would be nice to see Stafford with a Todd Gurley-like RB.
Thanks for doing the video - was looking forward to this!
In my opinion, it probably would help but not as much as one might think. RB heavily rely on good run blocking, thus a competent o-line to make plays. Rams don’t have that rn
elite RB1 don’t grow on trees man lol
@@phinouttawater2571 maybe not elite, but a lot of good rookie RBs this year. Bodes well for future drafts.
#1 thing they need to fix is the o-line, in that video I saw rams block rams.... Then get a better running back that can actually break tackles, then move into at least a decent wide out. But till that o-line is fixed you can have the elite of elite running back and he will look like crap.
I think kyran will be the answer for them at rb. This roster is old and thin. Rams will need a complete rebuild.
I was definitely waiting for this video for a while
Saying the oline should know schemes from training camp and practice, well when the guy was on his couch up until 2 weeks before he starts it is hard to know assignments and obviously talent isn't there to overcome it. No NFL team is built to sustain this many injuries to 1 position group. There would be a regression but not nearly this bad if not for the historic and catastrophic injuries to the offensive line. 11 combinations in 11 games. No team is built to win with 4th string LT 6th string Guards 3rd string C, and once that group is that chaotic the rest of the offense can't gain continuity and production and it leads to more injuries. The defense has been pretty good considering the 3 and outs on offense and the knowing that their team can't score. The Rams have 10 draft picks this year and all these guys will be back from injury plus a ton of guys will have reps that would otherwise never get them. I'm still enjoying the SB win, take this year to heal up and be back in 23.
*AMAZING* title, & as usual, another brilliant video. 💪
Thank you brother! Appreciate you every week
@@AlexRollinsNFL hey alex why not mention all the ridiculous injuries the rams have had. acting like thats not a factor while clowning the team isnt genuine at all bro. unless you didnt even bother to do research
@@GFarrsight I talked about it multiple times in the video
@@AlexRollinsNFL ok so why is there any wonder its a disaster at every level. name 5 guys that played offense for the rams this past game off the top of your head. Exactly we have UFA's running around manning over half the roster spots due to relentless injuries. Its like cutting off my feet and wondering why i walk funny FFS
Rams 2019-2021: "F**k them picks!"
Rams 2022: "Yeah, about them picks... Do you think you could spare a couple?
This is about to be a rebuild since it looks like a lot of the key players will be gone in the next 2 years. They would need a crazy draft class to turn it around but they don't even have the picks probably
Hi I’m an outside linebacker and I love your videos about pass rushing can you make one about von miller when he was in the broncos
Hey brother! Appreciate that, I'll put him on the list
What’s crazy we all seen this coming ‼️ But this fast 💯We all knew trading away all that draft capital n paying star players was gone ruin da debt n cap space for this team for da long run 💯
On that one play where Henderson was wide open he can score...
Nah, we're fine. We already have the 49ers being absolutely oppressive in the NFC West, the Rams being bad is a welcome sight honestly.
They literally had different OL lineup every week. What did you expect? Now 4 of their star are hurt
Stafford on IR
Kupp on IR
Arob out for season
Donald week to week
I mean habing this season to reset the schedule is good for the title push next year
Now I am a rams fan and will be till the grave and beyond, but this is the worst year they've had since they were in St Louis, which is actually bad. As happy as I am for the super bowl win last year, they are not the same team as last year.
I haaaaate injuries b/c your team goes from good to bad to worst and vice versa every season and it's roller coaster
It started off with a horrible O-Line and that quickly lead to having 2 starters that weren’t injured on offense, which also means you don’t have an offense anymore
Boy what a season desaster
They got their ring and will likely suck for a long time.
Even with the ring, the Rams still are like the 5th most popular team in LA behind the Cowboys, Raiders, Niners and Steelers. That’s just sad.
So popular that they’re the visiting team against half of their opponents in LA 😂😂😂
explain why the superbowl parade & ceremony was kinda empty and your stadium gets taken over by raiders, niners, cowboys and bills fans
Fun fact: I went to high school with Brandon Powell.🤣🤣🤣
They gotta blow it up. Trade all the good players for picks. McVay and Sneed might not be around for a rebuild. This is a rotting roster.
That Rams 🐏 pick lookin mighty tasty for my Lions 🦁 😋
I don't see how they turn anything around. At least not for a couple years. I don't know what their cap is looking like but it can't be good paying out all these huge contracts to a handful of players, trading away premium picks for years. When was their last 1st, Goff? Hard to have these top heavy rosters with a few guys making up the bulk of the cap when you don't have the draft picks to fill in with cheaper rookie contracts. At least they won a SB I guess.
Super Bowl to Super LOL
force feeding kupp kinda hard rn
Sean McVey did the same thing with Goff after a superbowl.....no running game and no offense line.....then he tried to blame it all on goff..lol. stafford can feel the heat now!!!! 🔥
Let’s go almost 100k run it up!
Thanks John!
The biggest problem the Rams have had is not trading away picks for players. It's that they can't even draft or develop talent. Good teams can find talent on day 3 of the draft and develop them into good players. Rams have been unable to do so for some time now.
Before the Stafford trade last year they did have some decent picks later in the draft, if I remember, Akers looked like a potential star his rookie year, I think Ebukam and he was decent in the pass rush, Kupp of course, some of their o-line that was decent were late rounders too, maybe I’m misremembering but the front office used to land picks
our drafting was absoultely fine and we got great production out of limited picks whcih is a big reason why we won last year. this year we were again top heavy and got destroyed by injuries. if anyone here bothers to check they ve had the most injuries and starting o line combos since 1978. but lets just all say they suck with no context
Hard to say as the roster is crippled with injuries but nonetheless even if they went into decline i bet all teams would be happy to be crappy for 5 years if they manage to win 1 ring
Man it's just injuries all around the offense no oline then no weapons
Long story short: the LA Rams bought a Lombardi and now they paying it back in blood and draft picks.
no talent on skill positions...o line sucks
atleast theyre gonna have a high draft picks.....ah wait nvm my bad
Doesn't require much of a "deep dive" at all. Lol. The Rams are currently playing FOUR offensive starters. Half the team is on IR. If you're expecting a team full of 3rd stringers and practice squad call-ups to win games, I have to assume you don't know how football works.
Yes. Every lineman practices. But injury has forced the Rams to field a different O line literally every game since week one.
Staffords been injured his entire career finally catching up to him
Fire 🔥 Les Snead
That would be a start
He won a super bowl last year
Without O’line, run game doesn’t exist… without O’line passing game doesn’t exist…. Without O’line scheme doesn’t exist
Rams wouldn't have even made it to the Super Bowl last year if not for a dropped interception in the NFC Title game by Jaquiski Tartt.
That's not true. The Rams were only down 3 with 10 minutes to go at that point. Had he intercepted it, the Niners offense, who got their last 1st down with almost 13 minutes left in the game, would have gotten possession at their own 35. Not to mention ,Jalen Ramsey dropped a pick (hit him between the numbers) that would have given the Rams possession inside the 49ers 30 yard line after Tarts drop. How again did Tart's drop cost the Niners the game???
lame ass excuse maker. go win a chip then get back to me
Their team dietician suggests they have some fava beans with a nice Chianti
Keep watching...2023 the team will be right back on top after jettison high priced players not producing
Is there a defensive problem too or is it just the offense. I know that Jalen Ramsey hasn’t been playing to his standard so far
Defense has some issues but to me it isn’t the main problem. The main problems are the o-line and the lack of receiving weapons besides Kupp (who is hurt by the way).
The Rams better spend money in free agency and use some of those draft picks.
I believe it’s been 20 years since a Super Bowl champ flopped this badly the following season.
From Rams to Lambs part 2 or 3,4 ???
If you cannot protect and run the ball, you will struggle. Remember the Chiefs only scored 9 pts in the SB loss because they could not run and could not protect. Pressure gets to the QB and in his head. The Rams have a PBWR of 55% this year, never even exceeding the 65% mark.
Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Lamar Jackson (as my top5 QBs of the last 5 seasons) led offenses score 11.2 pts per game when their offensive line has a PBWR of 60% or less. And it would even be less if you take out Brady´s number at 17.1 pts/game.
And the only QB that´s an abnormality is Burrow, whose offense scores 23 pts/game with a pass block winrate of 60% or less, which just shows how underrated he is, and how mentally tough he seems to be.
matthew just looks so damn uncomfortable like everyone his throwing and just it’s a mess
Yeah,we would all love to win a SuperBowl every year! Really Really hard to repeat. Give them a break! Jeez!
The scheming on both sides of the ball has been just abysmal as well, Coen and Morris put together couldn't scheme their way out of a paper bag if their lives depended on it.
This year wont get any better LOL
Sean Payton
Just a Lions fan here checking in...
Perfect title
Super Bowl to Tank Bowl.
the irony that this currently has 49 upvotes
This video shows you how great Russel Wilson was on the Seahawks
The Rams currently have the second worst record in the NFC at 3-9, only a half game behind the Bears who are 3-10. That's weird to see as a Cardinals fan.
simply put, People are now just realising how important Odell was in putting opposing defenses in matchup hell when trying to Double or Triple team Kupp
Then how did Kupp do insanely good without Odell there? And how did he do insanely good this year before he got injured?
Four of the five current starting OL were not even in Rams’ training camp. All four are street free agents.
Roster turnover and crazy injuries don’t help
video has been out for 1 minute lol wtf
@@crowcrow2438 I’m him
The Rams method of business was never sustainable. Yes they have their Super Bowl now, but trading away draft capital and paying aging players was eventually gonna come back to bite them. This could be The Greatest Show on Turf 2.0, where they win their Super Bowl only to follow it up with years as an NFL bottomdweller. Aaron Donald is gonna be 32 next year, Matthew Stafford will be 35, Cooper Kupp will be 30, and Jalen Ramsey has only one full season left before he hits the Big 30 as well. They're gonna be in the red on Cap Space too. Whether or not Seattle makes the postseason, they're in the best situation by a long shot, with all those draft picks they got from Denver. Pete Caroll is probably laughing is ass off watching Denver and Arizona pay hundreds of millions of dollars to watch their qbs lose all the time. The 49ers look good now, but they gave up way too much to get an expensive RB like Christian Mccaffrey. There's no way Jimmy G takes another team friendly deal next year either.
1) Seattle doesn't have the best track record on 1st round picks. Earl Thomas and Russell Okung were the kind of picks that get you fired if you dont pick them. and yes they were great. but outside of those 2 they only have 2 mediocre returns on their 1st round picks in recent history. One caveat to add is I dont include the last 2 years because they havent had enough time to develop, so I hold it neither for nor against the Seahawks which I believe is fair. BUT I will say the last two 1st rounders are looking solid. But essentially getting the return of an 8.5 sack season out of Irvin and 10 starts max in a season from Carpenter isnt exactly the greatest return on investment from 1st round picks. even their trades out of the 1st round havent exactly resulted in anything major. So while on the surface, especially with Denver's performance, the trade looks to be a fleece for the Seahawks, lets wait and see how those picks turn out. And the picks that created the Legion of Boom were by Scot McCloughan not Snyder. Geno also isnt under contract beyond this season, and should be very cautious in re-signing him.
2) What do you mean by gave up way too much for McCaffrey? Do you mean the COMPENSATORY picks? because those are graded at a round lower than they really are. and for the 9ers they are free. we got them from the McDaniels and Saleh hirings, and another from one of our front office guys getting a GM job. so essentially they gave up a 4th, 5th, and 6th, for McCaffrey, an elite RB. Now I will argue as a 9er fan, I'm not a HUGE fan of the McCaffrey deal because of his injury history, and keeping him beyond this season will be expensive. But the results are a 4 game winning streak at the moment, with an increase in overall points per game, rushing yards per game, and yards per carry for the whole team. I've worse deals for worse players. Also, they have a QB on a rookie contract for another 2 years minimum with an option for a 3rd year. They don't have to re-sign Jimmy, he can go somewhere else and give them another compensatory pick. The 9ers also have one of the best financial wizards in terms of cap space in the form of Paraag Marathe, and the fact that the NFL's TV deal money is going to start kicking in and sky rocket the cap space doesnt exactly mean they will have to offload players soon as their contracts balloon. They balloon with the cap increase.
3) Agreed with Arizona they are an absolute mess. top money in Hopkins, Kyler, and Kingsbury with no real results. I doubt Kingsbury is there after next season AT MOST. And we'll see how long of a leash Kyler continues to get too. he puts up numbers and makes highlights but thats about it.
4) Conclusion.
Now im not saying Seattle isn't in a good overall position to be in. Most general managers would be doing backflips knowing they have a top 10 pick coming their way as well as their own mid to late round, WITH additional 1st round picks to come in future years. I'm just saying they have to buck their history of 1st round picks underachieving in order for this to become a homerun. AND the 9ers DO need for Lance to pan out due to the sunken cost of the 1st round picks to remain competitive.
I would essentially say that both teams are set up for success in their own ways.
9ers have an established core of both young and veteran playmakers in all phases of the game. With a young and unproven QB at the helm
Seahawks have a young, seemingly overachieving, group with some solid weapons on offense. Defense needs some work though. But the Seahawks have a seemingly bottomless supply of resources to play with in draft capital and over 50 million in cap space heading into the offseason.
@@skizmondo Lol Relax little boy. I didn't say Seattle was a dynasty. I just said they had the best situation out of any team in the NFC West lol
@@RioluLucario1994 woah why so defensive tiny man? nobody insulted you, nobody said anything bad about you... seems like you took my words a little personally... wonder why munchkin?
@@skizmondo Tbh I didn't even read your sermon. I just skipped to the bottom and laughed out loud. Your sermons are so long they're comical. Maybe I'll read when they don't look boring😪
clown comment and response. go get fitted for shoes bro. youre late for the circus...
The rams handicapped their entire organization by trading the future for a win now mentality that quickly fell off
I remember in the off-season when Rams fans were like “We didn’t need OBJ, we got Allen Robinson anyhow” 😂
Arob was a bad signing. They r gunna choke on that contract
This is a turn on for the rest of the nfc west if your a Niners and Seahawks Fan and utter disappointment for Rams Fans but hey a rings a ring for them
This is why the niners should of been in the superbowl
The Rams were 15.5 point underdogs against the Chiefs a few weeks ago. I seriously doubt if any other team that had won the Super Bowl the previous season was ever such a huge dog the following season.
They didn’t even cover that spread as well lmao 😂
When you mortgage the house to buy a houseboat.
houseboat? what would you call a superbowl ring, which is the ultimate prize in football?
bad analogy
as a rams fan i blame les snead for the lack of depth on the offense
I used to watch a few Football channels, but I have paired it down to AlexRollinsNFL because his videos are pretty insightful and point out the details very clearly. I think the injuries are the real problems for the Rams, and the Chargers for that matter, but you have to figure teams would be able to adapt to the scheme eventually. Having so many players out, makes changing the scheme that much harder.
Chargers big issue is also playcalling
Thanks Andrew! The injuries are obviously the main issue, I definitely agree. Their scheme has never been too offensive line reliant, but I think last year they leaned into more of the shotgun spread stuff and put a little more on their OL to protect. Hasn't played out too well this year
@@AlexRollinsNFL Yeah, that is what I have been thinking to, though being in Germany I only get highlights. I don't think it irreperable but they need to get healthy first.
@@Aburner960 Yeah, I will agree to that, but seriously, when you are as beat up as they have been all season what can you call?
Ghostbusters?
@@andrewgranger3370 they can call something that isnt a check down so their top 3 qb can sling the ball
Which yk
Has worked
F them picks remember 🤣🤣🤣
Lions fans, I know you’re here. #onepride. 🦁
They've had 11 different o line combinations in 11 games. I'm not sure how you don't see that as problem a, b, c d, e and f. No one could survive that, it doesn't matter how much fringe NFL talent practices if they shouldn't be in the league in the first place.
I agree, it´s their main reason for the downfall. Just look at Tampa, Green Bay or Denver. No O-Line kills any QB.
I guess this what happens whitworth retiring and obj von miller leaving
Injuries, key personnel & player losses, the league figuring out their schemes, & the SB hangover. (Playing the hardest schedule didn't help) These are all the obvious things that even a blind man in a dark room could plainly see have contributed to the team's downfall. However, the problem, in my opinion, stems from another issue, one that's deeply rooted & hasn't really been explored. (To be honest, it does tie in to the SB hangover indirectly. ) When a team achieves its highest goal, in this case a Lombardy trophy, it appeases players to such an extent that they naturally "come down." Each year, when players such as Donald ,come tantalizingly close to the ultimate victory but come up short, the pressure increases & ratchets up a few notches the following year. With pressure building up year after frustrating year, something's got to give. Only a SB victory can decompress the immense pressure that players & the organization puts upon themselves. Well, last year McVay, Donald & company finally got that monkey ( probably felt more like King Kong) off their backs, which led them to an all deserving partying celebration that lasted months after the final whistle blew.The problem is, where & where does one know when to stop partying & start concentrating on the upcoming year? If experience is your teacher & you've never experienced this before, when does one change back into predator mode & get ready to hunt? With Donald contemplating retirement & McVay immersing himself with grandeur thoughts of calling NFL games from the booth for beaucoup $, you could see trouble brewing. Sure, they decided to stay on board, but they may have taken time lightly. One can not turn on the urgency light switch & expect to yield the same results it had in seasons past. If the mental aspect is a good portion of preparation, then conditioning is the key to success. If your mind isn't as sharp as it's been in the past or where it needs to be, you're goal won't come into focus as clearly as it would have if you were still "hungry." With the normal timetable of conditioning being neglected to a certain degree, injuries are more prone to happen. Teams under McVay from 2017-20, the injury bug was hardly a factor. 2021 after winning it all, it's a Mash unit on the field. It may be a safe assumption to blame these injuries to lack of proper mental & physical conditioning & the time required to putting it in full force. I know I may get some opposing views, but I'll leave you with this last question: Do you think the Rams would have suffered these rash injuries at a epidemically rate had they not won it all?