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Rams Silent On Who Starts at QB for the Wild Card Game Against Seahawks

January 6th, 2021

CJ

Posted in Injuries, News

The Rams still don’t know who their starting quarterback will be this weekend. The public might not know until moments before kickoff, Adam Maya of NFL.com reports.

Sean McVay told reporters Tuesday that Jared Goff?’s thumb is coming along well, but no decision has been made on whether he’ll play against the Seahawks. The L.A. coach then said he won’t be announcing his starter for Super Wild Card Weekend.

“I’m not going to answer that question this week,” he said.

Asked for his timetable to determine a starter, McVay wryly stated, “Saturday at 1:39.”

Goff and John Wolford will surely know before then. The latter is coming off a modest, but dramatic NFL debut, as he rebounded from an interception on his first throw to lead three field-goal drives while the defense did the rest in a playoff-clinching victory over the Cardinals. Wolford became the first player in league history with at least 200 passing yards and 50 rushing yards in his debut, per NFL Research.

But McVay reiterated that if Goff is healthy enough to go, he’s getting the nod.

“Jared is our starting quarterback,” he asserted.

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Rams WR Cooper Kupp Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 List

December 29th, 2020

Matt Loede

Posted in Injuries, News

The Rams announced Tuesday that they have placed wide receiver Cooper Kupp on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Teams are prohibited from disclosing whether a player has tested positive for COVID-19 or whether he is quarantining because of close exposure to someone who has tested positive.

Kupp has 92 receptions for 974 yards (both team-highs) and three touchdowns in 15 games this season.

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Video: Rams Look to Slow Down Brady and the Bucs in Week 11 Matchup

November 19th, 2020

Matt Loede

Posted in Game Previews, Video

The Bucs and Rams are set for a week 11 matchup, as the Bucs look to get to 8-3, while the 6-3 Rams will look for their 7th win in 2020.

NFL.com has a preview of this weeks game.

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Rams Not Happy About Defensive PI Call on Bills 4th Down Late in Loss

September 28th, 2020

CJ

Posted in News

The Rams came within a whisker of completing one of the wildest comebacks in regular-season history, erasing a 25-point deficit to take a four-point lead over the Bills.

With 25 seconds left, and the Bills trailing 32-28, Josh Allen took the snap from the Rams’ 13-yard-line on fourth-and-8. He tossed a pass in the direction of ?Gabriel Davis? near the goal line. The throw was behind the wideout, but a flag sailed in. Pass interference.

New life for Buffalo. On the next play, Allen tossed the go-ahead TD to ?Tyler Kroft? for the win.

Rams players took exception to the DPI called on corner Darious Williams, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.

“It was the wrong call,” Rams safety John Johnson III said, via Lindsey Thiry of ESPN. “We can’t narrow it down to that one play, but I don’t think it was a PI.”

That sound you hear is all of New Orleans laughing through tears.

Receiver ?Robert Woods? was asked if it looked like Williams committed a penalty from where he stood on the sideline.

“No, obviously not,” Woods responded. “Being out there, he’s playing defensive back, he’s playing hands-on, he’s checking him, and as he gets into his route, the receiver initiates the contact and the quarterback is literally just throwing the ball in the area, and it wasn’t even a catchable ball. But, obviously, they made the call, it is what it is, you got to keep playing and finish the game.”

The call seemed ticky-tack at best. Still, no game comes down to one play. Earlier in the bout, refs ruled a simultaneous possession was an interception for L.A. Had that judgment call went the other way, the Rams’ comeback bid would likely have been snuffed out before it started.

“There’s a million calls in the game, and it’s unfortunate that one like that can go make it, essentially, if they don’t call it, the game is over,” said QB ?Jared Goff?, who passed for 321 yards and two touchdowns, with an INT. “But there’s calls that went our way that game and there’s calls that went their way that game, and unfortunately, that one was at the end of the game like that.”

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Wednesday’s Injury Report for Sunday Night’s Rams Battle with the Cowboys

September 9th, 2020

CJ

Posted in Injuries, News

DALLAS COWBOYS

Practice Report
	DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
	Wednesday	CB Jourdan Lewis (ankle)

	LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
	Wednesday	LB Luke Gifford (hamstring)

	FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
	Wednesday	CB Chidobe Awuzie (knee), WR Amari Cooper (hamstring)

LOS ANGELES RAMS

Practice Report
	Wednesday	Practice Not Complete

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Check Out the Preview of HBO’s “Hard Knocks” Episode Two Featuring the Rams

August 18th, 2020

CJ

Posted in Video

It’s episode two of the 2020 version of “Hard Knocks” on HBO tonight featuring the Chargers and Rams.

Veterans spend rare down time getting to know each other better and rookies push for any chance to prove themselves worthy of making the team.

Here’s a preview:

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“Hard Knocks” on HBO Featuring the Rams Debuts Tonight

August 11th, 2020

CJ

Posted in Video

Tonight is the debut of the HBO series “Hard Knocks” for the 2020 season, and this year is unlike any others as the show will not just focus on one team but two – the Rams and the Chargers.

Here’s a preview of the show tonight:

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Rams QB Goff Thinks the Team Will Have an Edge on Offense in 2020

June 16th, 2020

CJ

Posted in News

The Rams offense in 2019 was stuck in the mud it seemed most weeks, but this season the team is determined to get off to a better and faster start on that side of the ball.

It goes without saying that the offense starts with quarterback Jared Goff, who this last week in a conference call with reporters said that he thinks the offense for the Rams has a distinct advantage.

The QB says that the team will have an edge due to the fact it’s overall the same system, and that the team has mostly returning players.

“It’s so fluid, it changes every week at this point,” Goff said via the Los Angeles Daily News.

“It’ll be good that the whole league will have to stick to a similar program, so there won’t be any disadvantage in that way.

“I do think we (the Rams) have an advantage offensively with the same system, the same players and everything. Our defense is obviously going to have to get on the grass and learn their new system.

“But it’s an advantage for us running into the season where you’ve got teams that are trying to install new systems on both offense and defense, which is damn near impossible.”

One player who won’t be back is Todd Gurley, who is now in Atlanta with the Falcons.

How that changes the team offense remains to be seen, but Goff seems hungry, confident, and ready for a big 2020 and for the Rams to return to dominance in the NFC.

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