The RAMS Forum

moonliner wrote: ↑January 9th, 2022, 8:51 pm McVay is a good coach. A very good coach. But Shanahan has his number and so do others. Belichek exposed him in the Super Bowl and no one is afraid of him anymore. Do you think that Shanahan, needing ten yards to win a giant game, would just hand off three times when your O-line has been dominated? I realize that an incomplete pass stops the clock, but how about at least ATTEMPTING a creative running play? Offensive genius? Give me a break.

If we're satisfied being competitive and maybe winning a playoff game every year, fine. But if not, let's get someone with some balls who can inspire ferocious play in a ferocious sport. For the 7th-8th time in a row, the Rams looked like weaklings in the second half against an aggressive, physical 49ers team. Even the games they won before the 6 game slide, against inferior 49er teams, came down to the wire. The 49ers had more energy and more fight, as they always do. They kicked our butt once we let them drive the field and get the FG at the end of the first half. This was a disgusting loss. Our O line got whipped, we have NO running game, and Sean, you were again thoroughly out coached by your old boss.

One more thing. The Rams have got to be the only team that has no home field advantage. Every game seems to have more visiting fans than Rams fans. Do visitors get first dibs on tickets or is LA incapable of supporting a team? I've bled Rams blue & gold since the days of Gabriel, Snow, and the Fearsome Foursome. They had to leave town to win a SB. I sure would like to see a title for Los Angeles and Sean McVay is not going to deliver one unless he starts thinking differently.

bigklein wrote: ↑January 9th, 2022, 11:03 pm I wanted the Rams to play the same aggressive kind of defense they played in 99% of the first half. Why did that stop? I want better schemes.

I want an offensive coordinator.

I want Woods back.

I think I want Shelton at center instead of Allen.

I want a monster LB in the draft.

SoCalRam78 wrote: ↑January 9th, 2022, 8:54 pm
Niners went 2-4 in division.

bigklein wrote: ↑January 9th, 2022, 11:03 pm I wanted the Rams to play the same aggressive kind of defense they played in 99% of the first half. Why did that stop? I want better schemes.

I want an offensive coordinator.

I want Woods back.

I think I want Shelton at center instead of Allen.

I want a monster LB in the draft.

moonliner wrote: ↑January 9th, 2022, 8:51 pm McVay is a good coach. A very good coach. But Shanahan has his number and so do others. Belichek exposed him in the Super Bowl and no one is afraid of him anymore. Do you think that Shanahan, needing ten yards to win a giant game, would just hand off three times when your O-line has been dominated? I realize that an incomplete pass stops the clock, but how about at least ATTEMPTING a creative running play? Offensive genius? Give me a break.

If we're satisfied being competitive and maybe winning a playoff game every year, fine. But if not, let's get someone with some balls who can inspire ferocious play in a ferocious sport. For the 7th-8th time in a row, the Rams looked like weaklings in the second half against an aggressive, physical 49ers team. Even the games they won before the 6 game slide, against inferior 49er teams, came down to the wire. The 49ers had more energy and more fight, as they always do. They kicked our butt once we let them drive the field and get the FG at the end of the first half. This was a disgusting loss. Our O line got whipped, we have NO running game, and Sean, you were again thoroughly out coached by your old boss.

One more thing. The Rams have got to be the only team that has no home field advantage. Every game seems to have more visiting fans than Rams fans. Do visitors get first dibs on tickets or is LA incapable of supporting a team? I've bled Rams blue & gold since the days of Gabriel, Snow, and the Fearsome Foursome. They had to leave town to win a SB. I sure would like to see a title for Los Angeles and Sean McVay is not going to deliver one unless he starts thinking differently.

Rammo wrote: ↑January 10th, 2022, 6:06 am So weird how the 49ers WR's seem to be running back/wide receiver hybrids and we can't tackle them. Shanahan drafts a certain type of WR and though they seem to develop slowly once they are ready they really whip our defense's a s s. The entire 49er mentality is our kryptonite and yet again McVay whussed out in the face of his ex boss. I'll give McVay some credit for coming out and getting a good lead but that series at the end of the 2nd qtr and the last time we had the ball in the 4th qtr were just not in his character to be so conservative and basically were just terrible play calls. A 60 minute football game is mixed with highs and lows but those two series were very obvious momentum changers. The defense allowed a QB who can't throw more than ten yards down the field to roll 88 yards in less than a minute and a half due to WR's running all over our defense backs and a QB looking like the second coming of Joe Montana against a bend but don't break strategy that fits poorly against a dink n dunk offense.

armyram wrote: ↑January 10th, 2022, 6:11 am

Rammo wrote: ↑January 10th, 2022, 6:06 am So weird how the 49ers WR's seem to be running back/wide receiver hybrids and we can't tackle them. Shanahan drafts a certain type of WR and though they seem to develop slowly once they are ready they really whip our defense's a s s. The entire 49er mentality is our kryptonite and yet again McVay whussed out in the face of his ex boss. I'll give McVay some credit for coming out and getting a good lead but that series at the end of the 2nd qtr and the last time we had the ball in the 4th qtr were just not in his character to be so conservative and basically were just terrible play calls. A 60 minute football game is mixed with highs and lows but those two series were very obvious momentum changers. The defense allowed a QB who can't throw more than ten yards down the field to roll 88 yards in less than a minute and a half due to WR's running all over our defense backs and a QB looking like the second coming of Joe Montana against a bend but don't break strategy that fits poorly against a dink n dunk offense.

I wish I could be in each locker room during halftime to see what was said! I knew the game was far from over but maybe the Rams bought into their halftime lead hype because the Niners just came out and beat our butts. Total halftime adjustments made on the Niners side

SoCalRam78 wrote: ↑January 9th, 2022, 8:54 pm Niners went 2-4 in division.