Shanegotyou11
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Did Rams expose #LetRussCook approach.
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I think even just having Pocioc(sp) in there versus a 2nd year practice squad player who really hadn't gotten any playing time would have kept it closer even if they still lost.
Lol no.
I mean, Seattle should probably strive to achieve balance. Going from not letting "Russ cook" to making him stay in the kitchen the whole game is the problem IMO.
For the Rams game though - just delete this game. Expect a loss every year in LA and move on. I'm going to do the same with the Niners, just one of those things.
For context on that, look at Seattle's last two games in LA. They're nearly identical in terms of offensive output, albeit 13 more offensive points scored this year. But Wilson's stat line looks the same.
Grouping this game in with the Bills or Cards game is a mistake - yes, he turned the ball over too much in those games, but the offense still scored 34 points. This was a different story and is likely only going to happen to him against the Rams. Other teams can't seem to do what we do to him - teams don't seem to be able to implement what we do for whatever reason, so can't be "exposed"
I mean, Seattle should probably strive to achieve balance. Going from not letting "Russ cook" to making him stay in the kitchen the whole game is the problem IMO.
For the Rams game though - just delete this game. Expect a loss every year in LA and move on. I'm going to do the same with the Niners, just one of those things.
For context on that, look at Seattle's last two games in LA. They're nearly identical in terms of offensive output, albeit 13 more offensive points scored this year. But Wilson's stat line looks the same.
Grouping this game in with the Bills or Cards game is a mistake - yes, he turned the ball over too much in those games, but the offense still scored 34 points. This was a different story and is likely only going to happen to him against the Rams. Other teams can't seem to do what we do to him - teams don't seem to be able to implement what we do for whatever reason, so can't be "exposed"
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no they like every team starting game 6 exposed the change to the offense moving away form quick passing, moving away from using screens, moving away from up-tempo, moving away from snapping at different times, moving away form Wilson running early, . The offense was changed starting game 6. all the things we did for the first 5 games went away till the 4th qtr.
thats what they exposed. Looking historically it was going to happen. PC never lets that quick hitting offense last for long. happened in 2015 and other years as well. He hates short passes, he loves long passes, and he loves eating clock.
thats what they exposed. Looking historically it was going to happen. PC never lets that quick hitting offense last for long. happened in 2015 and other years as well. He hates short passes, he loves long passes, and he loves eating clock.
I just watched Russ outplay the media worshiping Kyler Murray.
No, he did get exposed. He's a beast.
No, he did get exposed. He's a beast.
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Run game really helps. I enjoy balance.
