McVay said they could keep Stafford out the rest of the season. They don’t want to be reckless.
Perkins could be starting in the rest of the game. That depends on how well plays. He better have a come to Geno Smith moment and proves his critics wrong.
Sources: Matthew Stafford uncertain to return this season https://www.newsbreakapp.com/n/0jOtnn81?s=a99&pd=06EPI7i3
Did you ever get the that Sean McVay has ran out of steam, or is it he just have the players that can translate his ideas to field. I don’t think this team has the talent for McVay’s idea. Or, better yet he is very slim on able talent and extra large that his ideas that our over their heads.
https://www.latimes.com/sports/rams/story/2022-11-13/rams-vs-cardinals
What if John Wolford has a super game against the Cardinals, do we go with him over a heathy Jared Goff in the Playoffs? A poster on a Rams Facebook page asked. He use the parameters of 300 yards passing, two or three TD’s and third one that I forgot to describe a super game.
Before I continue, let me share, how I feel about, “What If Questions.” There are no right or wrong answers to such question because the event in question has not happened. Because the event has not happened, all answers are speculation. Now, let me continue.
What if Wolford has a super game against the Cardinals, do bench Goff in favor of Wolford. That his super game is not just in the numbers, but also a win. You need the win to ensure a playoff spot. Without the win, this, “what if question,” becomes mute, but a good ponder for next season. Next what are my parameters for his super game?
I would 325 passing yards, 3 or 4 TD’s, and maybe one rushing TD from him. I would like a turnover free game with good time management. Good reaction under pressure from the pass rush. I would like to see him mobile and good eye for were he is on the field, eye on the line scrimmage and first down marker. Good leadership qualities overall. A tall order, but this would help me make a decision.
I would bench Goff if the last two losses and some of the mistake played heavy on my mind. Wolford’s performance would temp me very strongly even though this would be one game. But, if was McVay, and saw Wolford master master my offensive schemes, I would have to move on from Goff. McVay had no say in drafting Goff and there for no allegiance to him. Wolford was McVay choice and he may his way. Plus, had to publicly call out Goff’s more performance.
Rober Woods was inactive for the Bears’ yesterday, and McVay won’t say. I wonder if it is about his comments that he was expecting a pay raise?
https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2019/11/17/nfl-rams-robert-woods-update-sean-mcvay/
The one “non-call” in the closing minutes of the 2018 NFC Championship game has annoited Rams vs Saints a rivalry. I want to stop here. The one “non-call”? There were more than one so called “non-call.” There were two other “non-calls” that should have gone against the Saints, but unlike Sean “Bounty-Gate’ Payton, Sean McVay did not go crying to the league. He didn’t even go crying to league after the “non-call” on Brandon Cooks that prevented a touchdown pass in the Super Bowl. He just moved on.
Sure, he’s an excellent X’s and O’s coach on game days and in the week of preparation, but he’s also turned L.A. into a destination for players. The Rams have signed two outside free agents this offseason – Eric Weddle and Blake Bortles – and both have raved about McVay, mentioning him as one of the primary reasons they picked Los Angeles.(Cameron DaSilva-Ramswire)
The above comment comes from an article written by Cameron DaSilva for Ramswire. DaSilva writes that the Rams young head coach, Sean McVay’s two of success, as a the main reason for the Rams becoming a free agent destination.
Dasilva supports McVay’s success as a drawing beacon for the Rams by using Bortles’ own words.
“I mean, I think as a quarterback, there’s not really anybody else you’d rather be around if you had your pick,” Bortles said, via the team’s official site. “What he’s done, the people that have been taken out of here for head coaching jobs, and OC jobs in other places I think is a testament to how good he is at what he does, how good of a teacher and a coach he is. And you watch them play, and the effort and intensity that they play at speaks to the type of head coach he is and how he gets the guys going.”(DaSilva article)
One can only hope that McVay’s success continues, and Les Snead continues to supply with the Rams high quality players to continue McVay’s success.
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