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Why I'm skeptical about LA's chances of slowing down GB's offense:
The Rams were playing the Seahawks for the 3rd time in 9 weeks and looked *extremely* prepared.
They'll be playing the Packers for the first time with the Packers also having an extra week to prepare.
The Rams were playing the Seahawks for the 3rd time in 9 weeks and looked *extremely* prepared.
They'll be playing the Packers for the first time with the Packers also having an extra week to prepare.
In addition, LA's defense had a field day in part because they demolished Seattle's offensive line.
The Packers have the best OL by a mile. That's probably not going to happen tomorrow https://twitter.com/benbbaldwin/status/1349792266794242048
The Packers have the best OL by a mile. That's probably not going to happen tomorrow https://twitter.com/benbbaldwin/status/1349792266794242048
And this is another good point (see also the Rams' vulnerability to play action) https://twitter.com/Jeff34225059/status/1350159849687035915
So I think the most likely outcome of this game is the Rams falling behind early and having to play catch-up with Goff and getting boat raced.
LA's only real hope is Rodgers turning into a pre-2020 pumpkin, I think.
I have no takes on the other games
LA's only real hope is Rodgers turning into a pre-2020 pumpkin, I think.
I have no takes on the other games
Great thread I am the world's foremost expert on the Green Bay Packers
