by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #1 TOPIC AUTHOR Dick84 wrote:I couldn't record the game because it wasn't broadcast here, so I can't go back and focus on the oline as much as I like to. It looked like the oline did a solid job.. Edwards, obviously, had some struggles. What about the other young guys? Seemed like they were getting some decent interior push and that the run game continues to evolve in that way. Even Gurley seems to be developing a little more patience inside. Would really love to hear specific observations on Corbett, Blythe, Edwards and Evans.I am in the same boat as you, couldnt DVR. My quick response, was a good overall game by the o-line, good holes and Goff had to time to survey the field. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by BobCarl 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 4296 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #2 Dick84 wrote:specific observations on Corbett, Blythe, Edwards and Evans.They went up against the Arizona Cardinals D-Line. I wish we played more defenses like them. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret by /zn/ 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 6763 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #3 They did well. You;re not supposed to be able to play if you replace 3 injured starters. And, at that level of OL depletion, it usually would not matter who they played. Teams struggle with that level of OL disruption. And that's after losing a 2018 starter to free agency and cutting another. I mean, they lost 5 guys. Now 4 positions are manned by replacements (including Blythe slidiing to center). Teams usually don't have depth like that. Arizona or no Arizona, teams usually can't play under those conditions. Or it's very rare anyway. And. They came through. Edwards's penalties aside. As luck would have it, the Rams happened to have that level of OL disruption after they had made efforts to rebuild the 2020 OL. 5 draft picks in 2 years then a trade for guy #6. The 3 new starters just had to step in earlier than planned. I don't know how well they will do against the strong defenses they will soon face, and they did stumble against the Ravens. But here's what it looks like. These are capable players, and even if they have some rough games in the remainder of 2019, them playing now puts the Rams way ahead for line building in 2020. by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #4 Needs: athletic OCEvans - LOVE WHAT I SEEEdwards - good early, needs technique help, gonna be a great guard Blythe - see above, back up at bestWhit - getting it done for now. Hope Boom comes back and can supplant him and be a better LOT. HAV - sucks. Both not strong and not athletic. Sorry. Need improvement here. Corbett - a fuckin man. Athletically challenged but strong as fuck at the point of attack. We need a couple solid bodies for sure. But this Current combo can win games. by sloramfan 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1581 Joined: Jun 09 2015 cen coast cal Pro Bowl Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #5 they (the newbies on the O-line) were pretty good again tonight...seahawks never really mustered up a consistent pass rush, but maybe that plataued coach, or problematic QB, might have had something to do with their performance...i like what i'm seeing...just win baby..go ramsslo by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #6 actionjack liked this post A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us. 1 by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by BobCarl 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 4296 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #2 Dick84 wrote:specific observations on Corbett, Blythe, Edwards and Evans.They went up against the Arizona Cardinals D-Line. I wish we played more defenses like them. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret by /zn/ 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 6763 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #3 They did well. You;re not supposed to be able to play if you replace 3 injured starters. And, at that level of OL depletion, it usually would not matter who they played. Teams struggle with that level of OL disruption. And that's after losing a 2018 starter to free agency and cutting another. I mean, they lost 5 guys. Now 4 positions are manned by replacements (including Blythe slidiing to center). Teams usually don't have depth like that. Arizona or no Arizona, teams usually can't play under those conditions. Or it's very rare anyway. And. They came through. Edwards's penalties aside. As luck would have it, the Rams happened to have that level of OL disruption after they had made efforts to rebuild the 2020 OL. 5 draft picks in 2 years then a trade for guy #6. The 3 new starters just had to step in earlier than planned. I don't know how well they will do against the strong defenses they will soon face, and they did stumble against the Ravens. But here's what it looks like. These are capable players, and even if they have some rough games in the remainder of 2019, them playing now puts the Rams way ahead for line building in 2020. by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #4 Needs: athletic OCEvans - LOVE WHAT I SEEEdwards - good early, needs technique help, gonna be a great guard Blythe - see above, back up at bestWhit - getting it done for now. Hope Boom comes back and can supplant him and be a better LOT. HAV - sucks. Both not strong and not athletic. Sorry. Need improvement here. Corbett - a fuckin man. Athletically challenged but strong as fuck at the point of attack. We need a couple solid bodies for sure. But this Current combo can win games. by sloramfan 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1581 Joined: Jun 09 2015 cen coast cal Pro Bowl Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #5 they (the newbies on the O-line) were pretty good again tonight...seahawks never really mustered up a consistent pass rush, but maybe that plataued coach, or problematic QB, might have had something to do with their performance...i like what i'm seeing...just win baby..go ramsslo by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #6 actionjack liked this post A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us. 1 by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by /zn/ 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 6763 Joined: Jun 28 2015 Maine Hall of Fame Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #3 They did well. You;re not supposed to be able to play if you replace 3 injured starters. And, at that level of OL depletion, it usually would not matter who they played. Teams struggle with that level of OL disruption. And that's after losing a 2018 starter to free agency and cutting another. I mean, they lost 5 guys. Now 4 positions are manned by replacements (including Blythe slidiing to center). Teams usually don't have depth like that. Arizona or no Arizona, teams usually can't play under those conditions. Or it's very rare anyway. And. They came through. Edwards's penalties aside. As luck would have it, the Rams happened to have that level of OL disruption after they had made efforts to rebuild the 2020 OL. 5 draft picks in 2 years then a trade for guy #6. The 3 new starters just had to step in earlier than planned. I don't know how well they will do against the strong defenses they will soon face, and they did stumble against the Ravens. But here's what it looks like. These are capable players, and even if they have some rough games in the remainder of 2019, them playing now puts the Rams way ahead for line building in 2020. by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #4 Needs: athletic OCEvans - LOVE WHAT I SEEEdwards - good early, needs technique help, gonna be a great guard Blythe - see above, back up at bestWhit - getting it done for now. Hope Boom comes back and can supplant him and be a better LOT. HAV - sucks. Both not strong and not athletic. Sorry. Need improvement here. Corbett - a fuckin man. Athletically challenged but strong as fuck at the point of attack. We need a couple solid bodies for sure. But this Current combo can win games. by sloramfan 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1581 Joined: Jun 09 2015 cen coast cal Pro Bowl Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #5 they (the newbies on the O-line) were pretty good again tonight...seahawks never really mustered up a consistent pass rush, but maybe that plataued coach, or problematic QB, might have had something to do with their performance...i like what i'm seeing...just win baby..go ramsslo by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #6 actionjack liked this post A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us. 1 by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #4 Needs: athletic OCEvans - LOVE WHAT I SEEEdwards - good early, needs technique help, gonna be a great guard Blythe - see above, back up at bestWhit - getting it done for now. Hope Boom comes back and can supplant him and be a better LOT. HAV - sucks. Both not strong and not athletic. Sorry. Need improvement here. Corbett - a fuckin man. Athletically challenged but strong as fuck at the point of attack. We need a couple solid bodies for sure. But this Current combo can win games. by sloramfan 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1581 Joined: Jun 09 2015 cen coast cal Pro Bowl Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #5 they (the newbies on the O-line) were pretty good again tonight...seahawks never really mustered up a consistent pass rush, but maybe that plataued coach, or problematic QB, might have had something to do with their performance...i like what i'm seeing...just win baby..go ramsslo by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #6 actionjack liked this post A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us. 1 by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024
by sloramfan 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1581 Joined: Jun 09 2015 cen coast cal Pro Bowl Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #5 they (the newbies on the O-line) were pretty good again tonight...seahawks never really mustered up a consistent pass rush, but maybe that plataued coach, or problematic QB, might have had something to do with their performance...i like what i'm seeing...just win baby..go ramsslo by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #6 actionjack liked this post A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us. 1 by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024
by ramsman34 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 8523 Joined: Apr 16 2015 Back in LA baby! Moderator Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #6 actionjack liked this post A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us. 1 by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024
by ramsrams 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 1176 Joined: Feb 06 2016 Mississauga, ON Pro Bowl Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #7 Scheming around turning over 80 per cent positionally of the OL is a tough road.You have to figure it out on the fly.Rooks are doing as well as can be expected so far. Better than that, actually.Maybe Kromer knows what he is doing. Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room. by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024
by snackdaddy 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 9657 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame Re: Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #8 ramsrams liked this post All I know is, this particular unit is doing much better than the previous one. I don't focus on line play when I watch the game. I tend to remember when a lineman's name is called. That is usually because they're making mistakes. I didn't hear Evans or Edwards names being mentioned. To this untrained eye, Evans looks to be a pretty good right tackle for a 3rd round rookie. 1 by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 9 posts Apr 19 2024
by actionjack 4 years 4 months ago Total posts: 3945 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Superstar Would love to hear Oline observations from yesterday. POST #9 TOPIC AUTHOR ramsman34 wrote:A lot more inside runs/zone. More rollouts and back to the misdirection /jet action that was so successful prior. The held up very well. Run game got off. JG had time - no sacks. Clean game all around, frankly. They are better than our staring o line of the first part of the season. And McVay keeps them in winnable situations/play calls. Gonna be fun to see if we get in. We do, and other teams are gonna have a problem with us.I also think this line is better than the one we started the year with. So far Blythe as center has really made a huge difference and these bigger guards have been a nice additions as well. I really hope we stick with Evans at RT, IMO much more athletic than Havs. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy Reply 1 / 1 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business