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Well, we did fire him too. It was Matt Rhule's retarded ass but I don't remember him being exactly stellar.

Dude looked legit terrified of Nikki there at the end! Boom should direct some of that energy at his teammates in the locker room.

This is when a true big 1C/2C that can score and set the standard would make so much sense.

So what is that. The 6th big lead blow this year? Thats definitely 4 3 goal leads blown.

I’m full of Christmas cheer by the way

I’m saying Bryce not being able to overcome one sack that game is a bad take. He was a main reason there was only one sack. His blindside LT (who has been great all year) was playing through an injury and it showed (5 pressures allowed by Icky). If you want to blame Bryce go with he couldn’t attack the middle of the field, he threw it behind TMac on that potential TD allowing the CB to swat it out of his hands, his missed Tremble by a foot on a deep middle route etc…

A team losing 3 goal leads in back to back games sends a message to the league. Weak. As. fug

I’m ok trading him at this point. It’s clear he will never be good anymore under Rod.

Lazy Svech showed up and had a breakaway. Chose a lazy pass vs shooting and it went back the other way go 2-0 breakaway.

Okay Dan Quinn, maybe that was the dumbest football coach move today.

Svech may get traded this year

Svech cost us what looks like back to back games.

What happened? Watching football and following score on NHL app

Lazy passes and turnovers - that’s Svech in too many games.

what about the 4 three and outs by the offense in the 4th quarter?

Jesus Christ Svech!

Bench Svech. I’m done with 37. He is so fuging awful.

Gonna play our "clench our cheeks and pray we don't give up a goal" the rest of the game...

Bryce is slippery but blaming the OL for a loss (which isn't what Jimmy is doing here as far as I can tell) is nuts. Still, Bryce is good at escaping pressure (although arguably he is failing at stepping up in the pocket lately). Ultimately Bryce is good at very little and being good at one thing doesn't overcome the other limitations.

Hopefully this is a better game....

Team is soft as Charmin. Does anyone on this team know how to fight?

The OL officially gave up one sack. That was the one sack. You don't have to like it. You can list off the number of pressures until you're blue in the face it doesn't equal more sacks. Tyler Shough got pressured and sacked Plenty too. The result is the result.

Rod looks lost on the bench.

Koochie settled in but the whole team as taken a poo. Come on Rod.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47371200/sources-rams-fire-special-teams-coordinator-chase-blackburn LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Rams have fired special teams coordinator Chase Blackburn, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter. The move marks the first in-season coaching change that Rams head coach Sean McVay has made in his nine seasons in Los Angeles. Rams assistant special teams coach Ben Kotwica will take over and become the lead special teams coach, a source told Schefter. The Rams, 11-4 and second place in the NFC West, lost to the Seahawks on Thursday night in a game that included a Seattle punt return for a touchdown and a missed 48-yard field goal by Los Angeles kicker Harrison Mevis. The Seahawks (12-3) overtook the Rams for first place in the division and the top overall record in the NFC thanks to the 38-37 overtime victory. Though the Rams have lost only four games this season, three have involved special teams miscues. In the Rams' first loss of the season, 33-26 to the Eagles, Los Angeles had its final two offensive possessions end with blocked kicks. In the Rams' Week 10 victory over the Saints, kicker Joshua Karty missed an extra point and a 39-yard field goal attempt. After the game, McVay said the Rams' special teams issues "can't continue like this." Los Angeles replaced long-snapper Alex Ward with Jake McQuaide and Karty with Mevis, who had not missed a kick until Thursday night in Seattle. Blackburn, 42, was in his third season as the Rams' special teams coordinator. A former linebacker for the Giants and Panthers, he also has worked as an assistant with Carolina and Tennessee.