Jaylen McCullough article
- By Corbin
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 34 Replies
BB3 is literally a depth piece and nothing more. Any other answer is wishful thinking.I’d say it will be determined by whether or not the Rams re-sign BB3.
BB3 is literally a depth piece and nothing more. Any other answer is wishful thinking.I’d say it will be determined by whether or not the Rams re-sign BB3.
I think he is or will be better than Clowney, I just made the comparison because they are similar in terms of high pressure rates, but fewer sacks than you would expect based on those pressure rates.I get the take since he does look like the Clowney type. And you very well may be right. I changed my mind because I see data points that indicate he will be a big sack guy.
In Clowney's 11 years, he's had one season that surpassed Verse's 68 total pressures to date (6 sacks, 14 QB hits, 48 hurries). His 14 QB hits matches Clowney's career high. Verse, as a still developing rookie, is already superior to Clowney in the very basic pass rush stats.
When you take a deeper dive into more advanced metrics, they aren't close. In PFFs and ESPN's pass rush metrics, Verse is in the top 10. Before he hit the wall, he was in the top 5 across all metrics. Clowney is usually in the 20s or 30s with his best years topping out at around 13th.
More than any other data point I've seen, the below chart from early November, shows that Verse is very capable of getting the quick win. Note that he ranks top 5 in quick disruption pressure rate.
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Well, I was born in So Cal, but left in 1975 for Texas and I was using "bad" before I left.Growing up in Hawaii we may have been a little behind but we kinda kept up. I remember hearing cool, cherry, righteous... for something good in the 70's, before bad came out. And if it was better than cool, it was "way cool." We all usually get our slang from the media be it movies, TV, or radio. And from others who heard it before we did.
Then I remember awesome become the favorite. Around when bad came out, maybe a little after... it was fresh, still in the 80s, then sweet was maybe the 90s, then "tight" after that. When Michael Jackson's song came out, bad was already the norm for good for some years. Now it's badass (one word), fire, and sick. I can't ever use sick for good, it always meant having a cold, barfing, skipping work (calling in) or being messed up in the head.
Most of us remember when goat used to be unflattering. You screwed up and lost the game, you were a goat! That changed in about the late 90s early 2000s? Maybe this goes in the non-football thread. Toss me over there if you like, mods.
Our week 17 clash with the Cardinals could be moved to the Saturday triple-header.
I agree with this take.Coaching issues? WTF? lol
The Falcons desperately needed a new QB.. and paid desperate money. There were risks, of course.
Then.. they saw what they believed to be a true QB of the future available.. and made the pick.
Where in any of that is bad process? Don't we know how hard it is to get a QB?
If there was any mistake.. it was in waiting too long to put Penix in, imo. Cousins just didn't recover enough movement to be effective.
If the Rams were in a position where a QB of similar stature was available.. they'd be dumb not to pick him, imo.
Don't disagree with you there. Hopefully McVay's mindset changes aggression wise once its a playoff game vs a regular season game. I'd love for him to find a good balance of when to push the pedal yet be smartly patient with how he calls a game. Think we'd all be ok if he was showing conservative calls to lull a team to sleep only to hit them with a big ass play every now and then.That’s my point. That overly conservative gameplan isn’t going to win a playoff game against a good team.
I get that it was cold but the Jets defense is not good. Having so many passes behind the LOS was an odd choice, especially since the Jets were sitting on them.
Good point.We want the Rams to have a chance of hosting a second round game.
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Cousins is shot. Can't move, and can't generate any zip. 1 TD to 9 Ints the past 5 games. There's a reason he was benched. Has nothing to do with the OC. I think Robinson is fairly competent btw. Cousins would get killed behind Seattle's OL. Atlanta's offense is better everywhere except maybe TE, Pitts is fools gold, and WR is close.
I really don't recall thatDidn't Aaron Rodgers State earlier this season that he wanted to be traded and didn't want to play for the Jets?
What a team leader.
How inspiring.
Hell yes!I'm definitely not intermittent fasting. Fuck that shit when there's football on!
It was pathetic. Mark came across as a whiny retard. Should've been more low key and more discreet. "Cmon Brett... how much you got paid for layin down like that?" Jab him a bit but don't whine, just made himself look bad. He's one of those wow what happened guys. I didn't like the play either but Favre handled this well. He was like "Oh gosh I didn't mean it." (inside thinking wow this guy is toast)Honorable mention should go to Jackie Slater for shoving that POS Mark Gastineau.
That recent Gastineau video of him confronting Favre was pretty sad. But Gastineau was always a turd, even though the poor guy might have CTE by now.
team | PRWR | RSWR | PBWR | RBWR |
---|---|---|---|---|
Arizona Cardinals | 32% (30) | 30% (18) | 59% (15) | 71% (15) |
Atlanta Falcons | 32% (29) | 28% (27) | 58% (21) | 71% (20) |
Baltimore Ravens | 36% (26) | 30% (22) | 70% (3) | 74% (3) |
Buffalo Bills | 41% (12) | 32% (11) | 68% (6) | 71% (16) |
Carolina Panthers | 28% (31) | 25% (32) | 51% (32) | 72% (14) |
Chicago Bears | 39% (21) | 28% (28) | 59% (14) | 73% (8) |
Cincinnati Bengals | 38% (22) | 29% (25) | 52% (29) | 67% (32) |
Cleveland Browns | 46% (2) | 34% (1) | 63% (11) | 70% (23) |
Dallas Cowboys | 42% (9) | 28% (29) | 59% (18) | 74% (4) |
Denver Broncos | 45% (6) | 32% (9) | 74% (1) | 74% (2) |
Detroit Lions | 38% (23) | 30% (19) | 63% (12) | 72% (13) |
Green Bay Packers | 35% (27) | 33% (6) | 66% (8) | 70% (22) |
Houston Texans | 49% (1) | 34% (2) | 56% (25) | 68% (30) |
Indianapolis Colts | 37% (24) | 30% (20) | 54% (27) | 73% (5) |
Jacksonville Jaguars | 27% (32) | 28% (26) | 59% (16) | 70% (24) |
Kansas City Chiefs | 39% (18) | 31% (16) | 71% (2) | 73% (6) |
Las Vegas Raiders | 45% (4) | 32% (8) | 57% (24) | 70% (26) |
Los Angeles Chargers | 36% (25) | 33% (5) | 63% (10) | 72% (12) |
Los Angeles Rams | 39% (19) | 32% (10) | 59% (19) | 72% (11) |
Miami Dolphins | 39% (19) | 31% (14) | 58% (20) | 70% (27) |
Minnesota Vikings | 46% (3) | 33% (3) | 70% (5) | 73% (10) |
New England Patriots | 40% (16) | 30% (23) | 52% (30) | 68% (31) |
New Orleans Saints | 34% (28) | 28% (30) | 51% (31) | 71% (18) |
New York Giants | 41% (15) | 32% (12) | 57% (23) | 70% (21) |
New York Jets | 41% (11) | 33% (7) | 56% (26) | 68% (29) |
Philadelphia Eagles | 41% (13) | 33% (4) | 70% (4) | 73% (9) |
Pittsburgh Steelers | 45% (5) | 31% (15) | 58% (22) | 71% (19) |
San Francisco 49ers | 41% (14) | 32% (13) | 61% (13) | 70% (25) |
Seattle Seahawks | 40% (17) | 31% (17) | 59% (17) | 69% (28) |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 42% (10) | 26% (31) | 65% (9) | 73% (7) |
Tennessee Titans | 43% (8) | 30% (21) | 54% (28) | 71% (17) |
Washington Commodes | 45% (7) | 29% (24) | 68% (7) | 75% (1) |
We all love Patrick.
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I used to just consider the whiners another team. It's after Haley and Norton jr. started the "sosar" rams that hatred built up.
I just listened to Coco's autobiography.I'm saying it now Uncle Joey "Coco" Diaz The Church of What's Happening Now (Past and now Present) Cocksucka, The New Testament.
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