Stall 3, of Mens Room 8, drying his tears.
That was my immediate after-game take. They were bad. A non-existent running game was the end result but Stafford won't finish the season taking those shots.
Probably concern for the rams just because the expectation for the Bills is so high, so it can't move much higher.. The Rams weren't just beat, they were utterly destroyed. Their OL was a red flag and it got annihilated. Noteboom gave up double digit pressures. Bills didn't have to blitz once to achieve that pressure. Robinson was also in witness protection.
The OL was horrible, might want to see if Whitworth is bored yet.....or contact Eric Fisher's agent.
Not to mention Staff's elbow.
I was impressed by the Bills. I'm not concerned by the Rams. Noteboom is a decent LT but he was up against Miller who is a game changer. That won't be the case all season. The Rams are built around a passing offense. The new #2 WR wasn't up to speed and both the #3 & #4 WRs weren't available. Akers might only be a mediocre starting quality RB but Henderson is just a jag. 17 points would have been the Rams ceiling against a good defense at this point in time. In 2021 the Rams defense played smart but passive early on. The Cardinals gave the Rams a bigger beat down in Week 4 of 2021 than the Bills did last night. The 2021 defense understood it was a marathon not a sprint. They played not to get hurt. That changed around Week 13 last year. I expect something similar again this year. The Rams lost a lot of talent in 2022 free agency. They don't have the depth of talent to play the way the Bills did for 17 games.
Bad just got worse
