Texasfootball21
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Game on NFLN right now...
Anyone else see shot on the sideline where Marinelli and Richard are pacing different directions and sweating profusely? Check mate for McVay.
Dude, just read what the Rams OL is saying. The fake Jets sweeps were just a diversion for the LBs. They ran up the gut all night. Thats where they had their success.
I don’t think this coaching staff and smart will ever be used in the same sentence.I expect nothing from Garret. But the DL is Marinelli's bread and butter. How does he not notice that his guys have tells? I can't beleive this is not more of a topic of discussion. It cuts to the core of the teams coaching problems. We just aren't very smart.
What does diversion mean? They are trying to trick you. They are trying to trick the players eyes to look at something else for a split second. That split second can be a difference between defeating a block by a OL or getting pancaked.
Well, now we know why. They couldn't figure out how the rams always seemed to have the perfect play call.
Embarrassing. I don’t think it was their fault actually. They just had more time and McVay has watched us for years having played us twice. Hell he might have even called his old pal Jay Gruden for all we know.
Ok. Lets say you you know a stunt is coming from the right side. You run a fake jet sweep to the left to clear out the lbs and run the ball over the right tackle. Its a simpe game when you know what the DL is going to do on 90% of the snaps.
I'm not doubting what the Rams knew about our DT tendencies didn't have an effect. I'm also saying all the eye candy Rams threw at us also got our defense out of positions.
We are literally the poker guy who sweats profusely when bluffing.
stupid coaching, no?Yea, saw that yesterday. Bad technique, lack of self scouting.
It would appear so in not recognizing the telegraphed tendencies.stupid coaching, no?
Ok. Lets say you you know a stunt is coming from the right side. You run a fake jet sweep to the left to clear out the lbs and run the ball over the right tackle. Its a simpe game when you know what the DL is going to do on 90% of the snaps.
I'm not buying that as the reason we lost. I've been watching cowboy football since the mid 70's. I've never seen a team run like that on a cowboy defense.......not even during the 1-15 campaign of 1989. Gurley averaged 5.5 yards before first contact. Its not like they were breaking tackles. They literally knew where the holes in the DL were going to be. That is the only explanation. The Rams haven't done this to any other team this year.
So just Marinelli? Not Richard who's been getting all the credit for the play of the defense? Lmao..I don't know how you keep Marinelli now. That should never happen in pro football. We are literally the dumbest team in the league. Our own coaching staff didn't notice these things?
I already posted that our coaching staff is only better than 20% of the coaching staffs in the league.I was listening to some radio show on the way home tonight and , apparently, there is a darn good reason the Rams ran the ball so effectively and seemed to have the perfect blocking scheme every snap.
The smart coach (not Garret) picked up on something studying film. Apparently, our DTs have "tells" that give away what they are about to do. I wish I was kidding.
“They have good players, but ... we had a lot of tips and tells on what they were going to do in front of us,” Rams center John Sullivan said.
What were the Cowboys linemen doing? Sullivan and right guard Austin Blythe told The Ringer that depending on how defensive tackles Maliek Collins and Antwaun Woods were set up before a snap, the Rams knew if a stunt was coming. For instance, if “Collins was shaded closer to the tackle instead of the guard, the Rams figured a stunt may be coming,” Danny Heifetz wrote.
“If the Rams saw Collins lined up slightly wider than usual, they looked for a second tell. If a certain Cowboys lineman had a specific hand on the ground—right or left—or if a player was tilted one way or the other, it confirmed what the Cowboys defensive line was going to do.”
“If [the defensive tackle] is going to come in, the tell is going to come in from the other side,” said Blythe, who figured the Rams had a tell on more than 90 percent of the snaps in their 30-22 win Saturday night.
We gave away 90% of the snaps!!!!!