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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink
Every possession will have to be almost perfect. Our o-line will not stop the interior D-line of the Rams. Fisher will have a difficult time with Fowler thus he will need chip aid most of the night. It will be quick slants and outs all night to Hill and Watkins. No 5-7 step drops stepping up in the pocket that is for sure, BUT rolling out (bootleg) going after Peters will definitely off set the lack of pocket passing.  I think Hunt and Kelce will have a big night in the passing game because I don't see the Rams defense able to cover them. I don't see our o-line pushing the Rams interior d-line around opening holes for Hunt between the tackles.
BUT every possession will have to be almost perfect and the saving grace is that Andy knows exactly how to game plan against Peters and Peters knows what is coming and there is nothing he can do because Peters is still a coward and head case when it comes to hard nosed football still wanting to do his own thing and avoiding contact.  McVey and Phillips will be in his ear all week and it still won't help. |
I get that, with playing against the Rams’ offense, the margin for error will be very slim.
Isn’t that true for the Rams’ offense as well? They’ll be attempting to match pace with (arguably) the best offense they’ve seen all year.
Yes, the Saints are great, but they really only have 1 great wide receiver. We have 2. We also have a much better tight end than the Saints and our running back is just as good as either of theirs.
This game is a coin flip at worst to me. One of the QBs will eventually miss a few throws. That’ll probably decide the game.