It's been noted on the Athletic that most of Morris' calls have been Cover 3, which doesn't surprise me, that sounds right judging from the looks at all 22 I have made myself endure (due to how shitty all 22 is this year), as well as the fact that it's the look he knows best. Fuller of course was identified by Staley and drafted for two deep looks and in the other looks he's not as smooth. Rams still play those cover 4/6 looks but at a lesser percentage with Morris. So there's adjustment factor there, the flavor of usage, which means Fuller can still develop into a more complete safety who can show out in different looks. He has to. Because that's what McVay has said he wants: a diverse defense capable of adjusting its scheme to a given opponent.
Looking ahead to this Super Bowl game the Rams are going to need to run two deep looks because it makes it that much harder on the QB and in this case the QB is the threat. It is unlikely they kill us on the ground as we should win those matchups early and often even if the box is light. At the least you start out that way and adjust as you go.
And if Morris does what he's done all season it should be hard for this young QB to put up a big game. For all his warts Morris has been very tough on QBs with a top 5 passer rating against all season long.
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