I’ve been pretty defensive about Satterfield but he got outcoached last night. IF we can get good Qb play maybe he gets better but I don’t see guys getting open like I did earlier this fall. Is it the WRs? Is it the WR coach? Clearly we lack bodies at TE. I thought Satterfield had a bad game but crowd noise appeared pretty clearly to be hurting our offense.
Back up the Brinks truck to TWs house….
I can get behind the idea that the coaching staff could be tweaked for improvement. I just think Rhule has the experience, perspective, access, responsibility and motivation to make the right adjustments. And for fans to do much more than a little venting at this point is ridiculous and embarrassing. It’s his first season here. Maybe he makes the very changes some fans want within the next few weeks. Maybe he thinks that’s premature, and has other ideas on how to improve. Either way, it’s his call.
I agree, but what moves he makes this offseason with directly correlate with the success he achieves for the next two years. I think he’ll get till the end of 2025 to turn this thing around, he won’t be given more than three seasons. Position coaches on the offensive side of the ball need a complete revamp. I understand the reservations of a potential new offense under a new OC, but can we say this one has worked consistently to any degree? They have no identity whatsoever on offense.
No money for raises. It was all given to Trev.
They had a nearly unprecedented injuries on the offensive side. Couple that with nearly unprecedented bad QB play, and it’s hard to make results-based judgments on every aspect of offensive coaching. Of course Rhule knows what’s going on in the kitchen. He is going to do something in the offseason. It just may not be fire the OC, OL, WR, and TE coach all at once.
As long as Matt Rhule is coaching to the best of his ability, he is not grifting or stealing. I believe that he is doing his best.
the Rams are having another sub par year. Maybe the move on from McVay and Peetz becomes available again.
I think Rhule answered the question about receivers not getting open, they are either being tackled or being held
That would be a great addition. If it were a real option, I would hope Rhule would move on it. It was his original plan A, it addresses an area of need, and creates a recruiting pitch.
Ya he beat and choked his wife.
He's completely mishandled the last couple of games minimum, it's not the best of his ability. And If we're paying more than $1 million per victory with no trophies to show for it, it's grifting. I'd be embarassed to take the salary if I were him.
Come on man, it simply wasn't possible once he did what he did. That decision cost him millions and us a top 10 recruiting class.
He was a last ditch hire because of Mickey’s debacle. That’s a spot where we need to decide if he’s going to get it done. You don’t have to be a grizzled vet to do his job but…
Dingle, you lost me in all of this buddy. I am in the same boat, on the fence about Satts, but what is the problem? You want to blame him and then switch to WR's then TE's. What did Satts do that made him have a "bad game"? Was he having a bad game when they rolled down the field for three straight drives to start the game? They didn't turn the ball over until the very end. They ran the I with power and a full back like many have been begging for. I guess you could complain we didn't run any FB traps. So exactly what is the issue?
McGuire and Martin are probably the most likely to move on but neither has been dealt a decent hand with the injuries and roster depth neither of which is their fault.
just because he doesn’t just hire friends doesnt mean automatic success in the NFL.
TE hasn’t really had any injuries and that unit was actually supposed to be a strength. Boerkircher been under utilized and Fidone has extreme talent that’s just not producing up to potential. And if you’re going to point to Gilbert, he wasn’t really a factor. He was buried on the depth chart in spring and didn’t look good.
I also think he would have been much better in the NFL later in life, after he had success at Bama. He definitely seemed to be more of a player coach at Bama after winning titles. Not saying he’s Dick Vermeil in that regard but he got much better.
