c_hawkbob wrote:My gameplan is on defense. The Lambs have been tearing it up this year with complex route running featuring borderline (and over the line) illegal picks and rub routes. We've got a very experienced secondary that can't let this catch them by surprise (though they've been susceptible to it before), they need to stay sharp and aware and play to the secondary contact instead of around it; force the officials to address it.
Anthony wrote:Gameplan well simply run the power blocking, quick passes, use the pass to set up the run, run uptempo. simple as that is what always works
What will probably happen, 15 wasted scripted plays to feel out the defense when that's what tape is for, and then in the 2nd half they say well that's not working so let go with power blocking and uptmepo, and hope we did not wait too long.
obiken wrote:
There is no plan, Brockers and Donald are going to kill us on offense. On defense TG is going to run all over us, sorry I hope I am wrong.
Largent80 wrote:Evidently the lambs have become elevated to monsters.....I don't see it but what can ya say?
Hawktawk wrote:Were playing the #1 scoring team in the league featuring the #1 QB in yards per completion and passer rating also I believe. On the bright side their defense is currently ranked 14th.
Seattle has to get pressure on Goff early and often. They have to contain Gurley who is #2 in the league in rushing and #1 in all purpose TD's.
They need to run including 50+ from Russ to shorten the game and rest the defense. They need to score a decent amount ultimately because I don't think they are shutting down this offense completely which means Russ and the receivers need to be on the same page. Im thinking unless they put up at least 24 they will not win.
The last few years I accepted that the Hawks might trip over the middling Rams and inconsistent but dangerous Cardinals during the season however they would be standing on top at years end.
This Rams game has a different feel. I think its the battle for the dominance in this division moving forward, a potential changing of the guard with a young innovative offensive minded coach leading a young stacked team.
The Hawks need it bad, worse than the Rams. They need to step on the Rams windpipe and not let off, knock them down a peg.
Should be interesting.
Largent80 wrote:Yes the Hawks do.
Rams 3-1
Hawks 2-2
Divisional game. Seahawks heading into the bye. Going into the bye at 2-3 with an NFC West loss and a bunch of difficult games coming up says they definitely need this game more than L.A does.
obiken wrote:
There is no plan, Brockers and Donald are going to kill us on offense. On defense TG is going to run all over us, sorry I hope I am wrong.
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