I am still sore about it :(

Unbelievable when the offense plays this way and we still find a way to lose. I feel for Shula but his chances of becoming a Head coach seem very far away right now.

The window is small and closing, this needs to be addressed going back to last season. Yes the special teams are atrocious but the defense is a much bigger factor and issue that a good DC would have fixed by now.

We’re 2-3, I get it, not ideal after 5 games, but definitely not a playoff death sentence. Mevis hopefully gets relieved of his duties today, but outside of that, everything else I’m seeing in here is an extreme overreaction. Offense is finding its rhythm and something tells me Les Snead got one more rabbit in his hat at the trade deadline for another offensive playmaker.

Alaric Jackson will be suspended, it wasn’t smart to punch an opponent after a game. That’s a grown man we don’t know what was said after Chubb put his hand in his face, he’ll face his suspension and we’ll survive this next portion of the schedule without him. But to hear y’all whine to release one of the best graded LT in the league? Yeah the Rams not stupid lol

Lastly, our defense will be just fine. Yesterday was clearly a bad scheme for one of the hardest players in the game to defend. Our defense has been solid in both the pass and run game until last night when we couldn’t contain Josh Allen, but you learn from that. We’re a top 5 defense that’s ADDING MYLES FREAKING GARRETT! Like let’s chill and check back in at the bye week when we 7-3.

NFC West rivals collide at SoFi this Sunday.

11/11 Field Goals
10/10 Extra Points

Some other notes:

• In wake of Alaric Jackson's suspension, Sean McVay says David Quessenberry will start at LT for Rams. Alaric will also likely appeal his suspension.
• Team will also open OL Keagen Trost's 21-day practice window this week.
• Myles Garrett's clock will not start this week, as Sean said was likely to be the case last week.
• Sean confirms the Rams made a change at kicker, moving on from Harrison Mevis and signing Blake Grupe. "Ultimately we need to get better production" and hopeful they can get that from Grupe.

Don't get me wrong; this team can't keep losing the way they did last night. It's embarrassing. Though what's more embarrassing is the "fire Shula", "division is out of reach", and "this team is ass" takes causally thrown around here. Doomers gotta stahhhhp.

> Fact 1: This team is literally a blocked FG and terrible DPI call away from being 4-1.

> Fact 2: The defense is top 10 in yards allowed per game (3rd), EPA/play (10th), and 3rd down conversion rate allowed (9th). The defense and/or the defensive play calling is not the problem. Unfortunately, we match up horribly with mobile QBs.

> Fact 3: This team has yet to play up to its potential (especially the offense). Only the win against the Giants was a "clean" game.

> Fact 4: Special teams is fucked. BUT if McVay can be honest with himself (that this is his mess) and commits to the strategy (All Gas, No Break i.e - FGs are a last resort, minimize ST role in the game), it could partially mitigate the issue.

> Fact 5: Division is far from decided. 9ers have a tough Nov + Dec sched and mounting injuries. Hawks have a 1-dimensional offense that's turnover prone.

Everybody gotta chill.

The Rams should consider firing Chris Shula because the defense hasn't consistently played up to its talent level.

His conservative scheme and reliance on zone coverage can limit the abilities of the players they’ve invested in, and the defense has struggled in important games.

With McVay and Stafford trying to win another Super Bowl, they can’t afford to waste their championship window on a defense that fails when it matters most. At some point, if the same problems keep showing up, it’s fair to question whether Shula is the right guy to lead the defense.

The offense was putting on a show. I was thinking maybe they should have tried to call some quick throws to get closer before kicking it but a 48 yard kick is perfectly reasonable. Special teams overall has been a problem. They also gave up that 70 yard return which led to 3 points.

This means Alaric Jackson previous conduct will not be used to determine his punishment.

Most likely just a single game suspension and maybe even just a fine. Chubb created the conflict by screaming at Jackson. He then put his finger in Jackson’s face. If that’s not antagonizing I don’t know what is. I also believe it was an open hand but can’t be for sure.

Overall think it’s a one game suspension. We struggled so much against the falcons without him. However, I hope we can find a way to keep the offense productive.

I can’t post the clip from Twitter but if you see the blocked kick, you can see the only reason it’s get blocked is because of how far to the left Mevis kicks the ball. McVay and Snead should be embarrassed for keeping this guy on the roster

I was a fan though the dark times of the late aughts, the Jeff Fisher days and where we are now. I love what this team has become over the years.

“We will rally around Grupe and play 31st best in league special teams!”