Rams' Tough Loss: Coaching Critique and Player Insights

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Oct 14, 2026
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And so, Tim, your thoughts on the Rams being 2-3 now?
Wow, wow, wow.
Okay.
Oh, the Rams lose tough.
Did you watch all the crap that happened on Sunday?
The Commanders can't even down the ball, take a field goal.
I know you guys get to that later, but, like,
they don't lose any worse than anybody else.
Like, now, did they lose terribly?
Yeah.
And I got to get to you guys about the fat shaming, man.
Stop fat shaming people.
like this man has been in the NFL for years he's been kicking for years
and also he's listed at
245 pounds that's my goal weight yeah thank you there's
no way he is 245 pounds i'm like
if i'm working this hard in the gym to look like
that we got some problems man we got some serious
problems by the way tim you are crushing it
in workouts tim has been on this weight loss journey
Tim is killing it, by the way
And Harrison MVhies
I don't know
He's ruining it for the
He's ruining it for the big guys
Right now, but
I want to defend Sean McVay a little bit
And I know we'll get to the Eagles later
Yes, I know we'll get to the Eagles later
But Nick Sirianni
And Sean McVay
Kind of did the opposite of each other
People in Philadelphia
Are getting on Nick Sirianni
For not running the ball
and kicking a field goal to run the timeout.
McVay is being criticized for being too conservative,
and they both lost.
And I mean, so, like, if you can't trust your kicker
to kick a 48-yard field goal,
and even though it wasn't on the kicker's fault,
it was the special teams' fault, come on.
Like, you know what I mean?
So I understand, and in both cases,
McVay and Sirianni took responsibility for it.
But the bottom line is, it is not McVay's fault
that the Bills had a 6-6, you know, defensive tackle,
jump up and block the kick.
It's not.
Let me say this about Sean McVay.
This is, I understand that he took responsibility
for what happened because, you know,
he said he could have called a better play
to get a better run.
I hear you.
I completely understand.
Or just, or keep feeding Puka or Devonta
like you've been doing all night.
Well, my thing is, when you put guys on the field,
They got to come through for you.
That's a routine kick.
That's a very makeable kick.
So that's a very blockable kick.
Guys should be able to pick that up and be able to get that kickoff
and win that game.
This isn't on Sean McVay.
Sean McVay's job is the offense.
The offense is humming.
Everybody freaking out and trying to put this on Sean McVay.
Sean McVay is dealing with what he can, how he can.
This is how good Myles Garrett is.
I can guarantee you this right now.
When Myles Garrett comes back on the field,
Watch how much better Trent McDuffie looks.
Watch how much better the secondary looks.
Trent McDuffie looks fine.
It's Quentin Lake's the problem.
He's getting cooked.
He's getting cooked.
He got cooked last year, too.
Even Jalen Watson looked good last night,
and that's coming off of a dislocated shoulder or whatever.
When Godzilla returns, all this is going to be like nothing happened.
No one will be talking about when they were two and three.
The season starts when healthy Myles Garrett comes back on the field.
That's when I'm judging them.
And that's my own personal opinion
because the offense is putting up points.
The offense is finding ways to win games.
The prize acquisition, the number one offensive acquisition,
possibly the number one acquisition, look at me, I can't even speak it,
of the offseason is sitting on the sideline
in a very fly Jordan jacket,
by the way with his glasses taken out, very LA, he's playing the part
so i have no problem with what's
happening with the Rams, they're playing like they're missing
a very important player and when
that important player returns all hell's gonna break loose
so i wait a second john wait a second
john like i gotta stop you like everybody's
talking you're talking listen even without him
Before they even got Garrett, just with McDuffie,
oh, they're Super Bowl favorites.
I never said that.
No, but a lot of people thought they were Super Bowl favorites.
So, I mean, they should at least be 4-1, you know what I mean,
without Miles Garrett.
The fact that they're 2-3 is a disgrace.
And the Eagles give them a win.
If you saw Trent McDuffie on the Chiefs,
you would have said that they are locked
to make it to the championship.
No one would have said that.
If you saw Trent McDuffie playing last year,
he was available for a reason, man.
Well, you just didn't want to pay him.
