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Hill has great game and no turnovers and Rams win big against Broncos. I think everyone can agree now that Fisher made the right choice.
The point was that Fisher made the right choice in starting Hill over Davis, there was alot of skepticism about changing QB's this week and in the end, starting Hill was the correct choice.
Hill was not the reason the Rams won but I doubt they would have won this game if Davis was playing.
The point was that Fisher made the right choice in starting Hill over Davis, there was alot of skepticism about changing QB's this week and in the end, starting Hill was the correct choice.
Hill was not the reason the Rams won but I doubt they would have won this game if Davis was playing.
Matthew Stafford at AZ right now early in the 4th Q:
14-6 cardinals
13/20 for 124 and 1 INT
Megatron is on the field
I think with the way the defense and the offensive line played today, we'd have won this game with either Davis or Hill under center. Funny thing is... if Davis had played... a LOT of fans would be saying is was all him. Hill went out there and played just about 100% mistake free football and went down the field just as often as Davis.
Some of you need to admit that you just KNEW Hill would shit the bed in this one. Hell... I think some of you were hoping he would.
BTW... I'm still on record that I would have preferred that we'd gone back to Hill once he was healthy from the opener.
Caynine, I will admit that I thought he would completely suck today, but at the same time I didn't think that Davis would have had a good day either.
Again, who would have thought that our oline would play as well as they did, who would have thought that our WR would get wide open, that of all teams, the Rams would be the first one this year to have a RB rush for over 100 yards against Denver,who would have thought that we wouldn't be down late and Hill would of
had to make things happen?
The defense was outstanding.
Greg Z was outstanding.
Mason was solid.
The Oline was solid!
Hill dink and dunked. The TD that he did have was thrown behind Britt when he caught it for the TD. All we need is a game manager at QB. That's what Hill did.
But if you think we won this game because of Hill you are loco. The defense held the best offense in the NFL to 1 TD all game.
Hill didn't have to make things happen late, because he made things happen early. Of course, the only difference this week, was that everyone else stuck around and played and the defense did their thing for 4 full quarters.
Now, I'll be the first to admit... I didn't give the Rams a snowball's chance to win this game. I won't try to tell anyone that Hill is the reason we won. One thing I DID know for sure, though... even if we had lost the game... it would NOT be Hill's fault.
I agree, if we would have lost I would have thought it was because our oline sucked yet again, and that the defense would have their normal 2 or 3 brain freezes. It is the same for Davis, I don't think he lost the games we lost, our oline sucked, our play calling sucked, penalties, and bad defense cost us this games. We pretty much avoided all of that this game.
People can get on Davis for the turnovers, but last week Davis threw behind Cook, who tipped the ball and it turned into a pick 6. This week Hill threw behind Cook, who tipped it into the air and it fell harmlessly to the ground. Last week Davis got sacked and the ball bounced right to a Arizona defender for a TD, this week Hill got sacked from behind and the ball bounced right underneath where Hill was falling. That's the way a football bounces, unfortunately for Davis it didn't go his way, fortunately for Hill the Ball bounced his way.
If there had been a defender by the tipped ball today that would have been intercepted, if the fumble had bounced away from Hill there's a good chance Denver recovers, and that was when the game was still close. Sometimes there is luck involved when comparing different things. With any luck we would be 6-4 and not 4-6, again that's the way the ball bounces.
I look at Detroit and I don't think they are any better than we are, they were very very fortunate to win the previous two weeks prior to this weekend! Obviously we have beat some good teams this year, yet at the same time maybe SF and Seattle aren't as good this year as they were last year. Arizona is good, but we could have beat them and they have beaten some teams where they were pretty fortunate!
My point is every year there are teams that have really good records and some teams that have bad records, but in the big picture they are not that far apart, the better teams got the breaks that went there way, the bad teams had breaks go against them
Although he has thrown others this year... I don't fault Davis at all for the tipped ball pick-6 against Arizona last week. I'm not even saying that Hill is some sort of savior for this team, or that Davis is simply garbage.
...but I'd be lying if I said I felt safer with Davis under center than I do Hill.