Rams Loss: Offensive or Defensive Fault

andersen · 11-15-2007, 04:17 PM

I keep hearing (on the radio) that the problem with the Rams game was the offensive and lack of running the football, etc. I getting a little sick of it. The problem (fault) was the defense. They could not stop the Rams on 3rd down, very long drives, keeping the offense off of the field. If they did blitz, they did it on 2nd down and put the Rams in third and long. But, then backed up, gave up too much cushion, no pass rush and viola, 1st down again. Remember, the defense gave up 34 points by the end of the 3rd quarter, with no give-me drives or kick returns.

11-15-2007, 04:17 PM	#1
andersen With an "E" Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Madisonville, LA Posts: 429	Rams Loss: Offensive or Defensive Fault I keep hearing (on the radio) that the problem with the Rams game was the offensive and lack of running the football, etc. I getting a little sick of it. The problem (fault) was the defense. They could not stop the Rams on 3rd down, very long drives, keeping the offense off of the field. If they did blitz, they did it on 2nd down and put the Rams in third and long. But, then backed up, gave up too much cushion, no pass rush and viola, 1st down again. Remember, the defense gave up 34 points by the end of the 3rd quarter, with no give-me drives or kick returns.
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