On to The Lambs ... again.

SmashMouth · 01-16-2019, 10:21 AM

Crowd noise will be more of a factor this time around, IMHO.

Also Goff is useless without McVey. Sean McVay makes pre snap reads for Goff, as it turns out.

Goff isn’t required to make complex reads from the pocket. More often than not, he’s catching the snap, faking a handoff and throwing to a wide-open receiver in the vacant areas of the field. This is backed up by the numbers: Only four full-time starters have thrown fewer passes into tight windows (a defender within a yard of the intended receiver), per Next Gen Stats.

Making things even easier on Goff, McVay makes a point to get the Rams lined up quickly so he can get a look at the defensive alignment and call an audible based on that look. We wrote about this tactic last season, and McVay is still doing it in Goff’s third year. Here’s a clear example of the Rams head coach calling an audible for Goff.
About Goff on USAToday

This may be the game to have a headset malfunction. Then neither team can use them.

Lord_Saint83 · 01-16-2019, 01:33 PM

Originally Posted by SmashMouth

Crowd noise will be more of a factor this time around, IMHO.

Also Goff is useless without McVey. Sean McVay makes pre snap reads for Goff, as it turns out.

Goff isn’t required to make complex reads from the pocket. More often than not, he’s catching the snap, faking a handoff and throwing to a wide-open receiver in the vacant areas of the field. This is backed up by the numbers: Only four full-time starters have thrown fewer passes into tight windows (a defender within a yard of the intended receiver), per Next Gen Stats.

Making things even easier on Goff, McVay makes a point to get the Rams lined up quickly so he can get a look at the defensive alignment and call an audible based on that look. We wrote about this tactic last season, and McVay is still doing it in Goff’s third year. Here’s a clear example of the Rams head coach calling an audible for Goff.
About Goff on USAToday

https://twitter.com/camdasilva/statu...64199199080448

This may be the game to have a headset malfunction. Then neither team can use them.

I was at that rams game and the loudest i saw the meter go up to was like 110db which was the loudest game i had been to. till i went to the eagles last sunday when for every third down it was over 125db consistently and the max i saw was 128db on a few of them. If goff and mcvay think they arent gonna be louder than that or what they heard then wasnt that bad, then both of them are the arrogant *****s i thought they were.

01-16-2019, 10:21 AM	#1
SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,962 Blog Entries: 29	Re: On to The Lambs ... again. Crowd noise will be more of a factor this time around, IMHO. Also Goff is useless without McVey. Sean McVay makes pre snap reads for Goff, as it turns out. Goff isn’t required to make complex reads from the pocket. More often than not, he’s catching the snap, faking a handoff and throwing to a wide-open receiver in the vacant areas of the field. This is backed up by the numbers: Only four full-time starters have thrown fewer passes into tight windows (a defender within a yard of the intended receiver), per Next Gen Stats. Making things even easier on Goff, McVay makes a point to get the Rams lined up quickly so he can get a look at the defensive alignment and call an audible based on that look. We wrote about this tactic last season, and McVay is still doing it in Goff’s third year. Here’s a clear example of the Rams head coach calling an audible for Goff. About Goff on USAToday Twitter This may be the game to have a headset malfunction. Then neither team can use them.
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01-16-2019, 01:33 PM	#2
Lord_Saint83 100% Blunt Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Saint Gabriel, La Posts: 2,754	Re: On to The Lambs ... again. Originally Posted by SmashMouth Crowd noise will be more of a factor this time around, IMHO. Also Goff is useless without McVey. Sean McVay makes pre snap reads for Goff, as it turns out. Goff isn’t required to make complex reads from the pocket. More often than not, he’s catching the snap, faking a handoff and throwing to a wide-open receiver in the vacant areas of the field. This is backed up by the numbers: Only four full-time starters have thrown fewer passes into tight windows (a defender within a yard of the intended receiver), per Next Gen Stats. Making things even easier on Goff, McVay makes a point to get the Rams lined up quickly so he can get a look at the defensive alignment and call an audible based on that look. We wrote about this tactic last season, and McVay is still doing it in Goff’s third year. Here’s a clear example of the Rams head coach calling an audible for Goff. About Goff on USAToday https://twitter.com/camdasilva/statu...64199199080448 This may be the game to have a headset malfunction. Then neither team can use them. I was at that rams game and the loudest i saw the meter go up to was like 110db which was the loudest game i had been to. till i went to the eagles last sunday when for every third down it was over 125db consistently and the max i saw was 128db on a few of them. If goff and mcvay think they arent gonna be louder than that or what they heard then wasnt that bad, then both of them are the arrogant *****s i thought they were. SmashMouth likes this.

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