This AM I was also watching MatchQuarters. Probably the best channel / substack in terms of what it would be like to have weekly sessions with a real coach.
“Seattle has not seen the level of run that the Rams employ with multiple tight ends, so they had no reason to adjust their personnel. Just because other teams were not successful against the Seahawks does not mean the Rams cannot be successful.”
I figure there are a couple of ways this could go. The Rams might run out of this formation successfully enough that the Hawks have to go heavy. Or the Seahawks are successful in stuffing the run from nickel like they have been all season long. And this is where I think it will go.
Our D gets to practice against an offense that heavily uses 12 and 13 personnel ( with Ouzts as the third TE/FB).
Being the optimist I am, I expect the Rams to be a bit shell-shocked by the Hawks D. And I don’t think yet another large halftime lead is out of reach.
My glass isn’t just half-full dammit. It positively OVERFLOWING!
The Seahawks, under MacDonald play very physical defense. You don’t know from week to week who’s in, or out. Where or when the blitz’s are coming from. This is the beauty of his system. Very hard to plan for by design. The Rams will have their hands full Sunday. I believe Seattle has the best/effective and hard to plan for defense in the entire league, not to mention great personnel, both coaches and players. The older, wiser learned players, are sharing with the younger ones and it beautiful to watch! GO HAWKS!
Another outstanding article from SSJ. I cannot wait to see the chess match from McVay and MM!
How will we attack their 13 personnel sets? After reading the article, I will be watching E-man and hopefully EJ to see how they are stacking up.
The Rams play a lot of dime. How is KK going to address that? Really looking forward to this game!
Thanks for the media links! I cannot believe not one has come across my feed and will be watching (and subscribing) to them over the next couple of days. Thank you.
This AM I was also watching MatchQuarters. Probably the best channel / substack in terms of what it would be like to have weekly sessions with a real coach.
When I read:
“Seattle has not seen the level of run that the Rams employ with multiple tight ends, so they had no reason to adjust their personnel. Just because other teams were not successful against the Seahawks does not mean the Rams cannot be successful.”
I figure there are a couple of ways this could go. The Rams might run out of this formation successfully enough that the Hawks have to go heavy. Or the Seahawks are successful in stuffing the run from nickel like they have been all season long. And this is where I think it will go.
Our D gets to practice against an offense that heavily uses 12 and 13 personnel ( with Ouzts as the third TE/FB).
Being the optimist I am, I expect the Rams to be a bit shell-shocked by the Hawks D. And I don’t think yet another large halftime lead is out of reach.
My glass isn’t just half-full dammit. It positively OVERFLOWING!
I tend to agree!
The Seahawks, under MacDonald play very physical defense. You don’t know from week to week who’s in, or out. Where or when the blitz’s are coming from. This is the beauty of his system. Very hard to plan for by design. The Rams will have their hands full Sunday. I believe Seattle has the best/effective and hard to plan for defense in the entire league, not to mention great personnel, both coaches and players. The older, wiser learned players, are sharing with the younger ones and it beautiful to watch! GO HAWKS!
Very physical! Begaw!
Another outstanding article from SSJ. I cannot wait to see the chess match from McVay and MM!
How will we attack their 13 personnel sets? After reading the article, I will be watching E-man and hopefully EJ to see how they are stacking up.
The Rams play a lot of dime. How is KK going to address that? Really looking forward to this game!
Thanks for the media links! I cannot believe not one has come across my feed and will be watching (and subscribing) to them over the next couple of days. Thank you.
Thanks Don!