Offense: Jamo
Defense: Hutch
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Offense Gibbs
Defense Branch
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Goff
Reader
Jamo & Houston/McNeil
I feel like they will take Hutch out of the game with backs/TEs and these other 2 will feast
Gibbs / Hutch
First Half: ARSB
Second Half: Monty
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Offense - Gibby
ST - Foxy
Offense - Jah
Defense - Branch
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This is a Monty special game. David and the OL put on their hard hats and go to work. Just keep pounding them.
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Levi Onwuzurike, quote: “I like ■■■■■■■ people up. I like to get off the line and just put my helmet or my hands on an offensive lineman and ■■■■ up an offensive scheme, pretty much. I like pushing 'em back 2, 3 yards and just making 'em feel like shit.”
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Laporta - The Rams defense allowed the sixth-most receiving yards and the second-most touchdowns (8) to tight ends last season. Laporta is going to be a handful for them.
In the playoffs we didn’t have Wright and Laporta was playing hurt coming off of an injury.
I think Laporta is our leading receiver this game. I am expecting him to put up two plus TD’s.
I think Hutch will be a handful for the Rams OL but I suspect that McVay has Stafford on a quick strike game plan to negate him.
Monty and Gibbs are the key to winning this game if you ask me. We need the run game to be effective and put up some real yards.
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Agreed… And then once the defense is wearing down… Gibbs 70 yard TD.
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Oh, that’s not fair. Unleashing Gibbs on a defense after their souls have been crushed? Brutal.
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Win the time of possession battle (so Monty and Gibbs, maybe some Vaki) and special teams no mistakes.
We’re going to run the ball and there’s nothing anyone can do to stop us.
I’m going with Monty, but, Gibbs will definitely be a contributing factor in both run and passing game.
Conversely, Matt is going to have his hands full.
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