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On 8/8/2026 at 2:44 PM, ChesterCopperpot1 said:

Because it’s hot as fuck and there’s countless other things I’d rather do than go watch practice on a Friday night. 

 

As I said, the worst fanbase in the NFL.

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Welp there it is lol 

lol PK posted AI slop and had to delete it    it was a graphic of the 30 most important titans at training camp this year and feature notable titans such as Jared Verse, Jaylon Johnson and N

It would be pretty ideal if Latham is making strides to becoming the OT he was drafted to be and Carmona is a solid starting rookie. 

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29 minutes ago, Jamalisms said:

 

As I said, the worst fanbase in the NFL.


35-40k tickets were claimed but we had a monsoon about 40 minutes before practice started and the weather said it was going to lightening and rain .... So people backed out. 
 

The team also charged for parking For the free event ... but you could only park if you are a season ticket holder.  All the other parking was like $40 
 

 turned people off. 

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55 minutes ago, Jamalisms said:

 

As I said, the worst fanbase in the NFL.

While I agree that it was a bad look on a rainy evening, you do live in a town with absolutely zero to do other than Packer football…

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2 hours ago, titanruss said:


35-40k tickets were claimed but we had a monsoon about 40 minutes before practice started and the weather said it was going to lightening and rain .... So people backed out. 
 

The team also charged for parking For the free event ... but you could only park if you are a season ticket holder.  All the other parking was like $40 
 

 turned people off. 

It’s fucking practice. 

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12 minutes ago, ChesterCopperpot1 said:

It’s fucking practice. 

 

Hey man, still a fun something to do on a friday night. They served drinkes

 

Pretty sure the popcorn poisoned me though

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3 hours ago, Justafan said:

Define "a lot".

 

More dumb narrative shit. The Rams last year were 30th in 12 percentage and still ran 11 58%. The Seahawks were in 12 less than 30%. Their most common personnel grouping was still 11 at 41%. The vast majority of the league runs mostly 11 and 12 and that isn't changing.

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12 hours ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Some QBs have pinpoint accuracy like Brees, Warner, and Manning, but they didn't have the playmaking abilities Cam possesses. He's only going to get better as he refines his mechanics. Watching the scrimmage plays reo posted is exactly what you want to see where he was making a lot of it look easy. 

He's got that type of anticipation, which is more rare.  Accuracy can be helped tremendously by working on mechanics, but there's nothing you can do for a QB who can't anticipate openings or defenders except give them defined 1st reads.

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26 minutes ago, TerryBoats said:

He's got that type of anticipation, which is more rare.  Accuracy can be helped tremendously by working on mechanics, but there's nothing you can do for a QB who can't anticipate openings or defenders except give them defined 1st reads.

His anticipation is why I knew without a doubt he was going to be the pick and there was zero chance we were trading out. The mechanics can be refined but anticipation is innate. 

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10 hours ago, TeamRamrod said:


But he was never the number one receiver on his own team! Jeremiah Smith made things easy for him! 

He absolutely did make things easy for him.  That was the hardest part of his evaluation.  Whether or not he would succeed with more of the defense's attention going to him was his biggest question.  He appears to be answering that in practice.  Hopefully we'll see it in the games as well.

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1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:

 

The increase in TE usage was in 13 personnel

 

The Rams were using 3 WRs over 90% of the time 6-8 years ago. In 2021 the Rams used 3 TEs 2 times all season.

 

The Rams played 3 TEs vs the Jags this season 39% of the game,  From that Jaguars game onward, the Rams were in 13 personnel for 323 of their 719 remaining offensive snaps (just under 45%). That was more than triple the 13 personnel usage rate for any other offense over the same span.

 

TEs were drafted like crazy this past year, 2 off the all time record

 

 

I'm willing to believe that more TEs will be used this year and that teams will adapt. 

 

That doesn't persuade me that the basics have changed. 

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2 minutes ago, Justafan said:

I'm willing to believe that more TEs will be used this year and that teams will adapt. 

 

That doesn't persuade me that the basics have changed. 

 

Someone that's really up on this changes is Greg Olson. He said teams should start playing these teams that line up in so much heavy based on down and distance rather than against the formation grouping. The whole purpose of the heavy sets is to create explosive plays. 

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Almost no team in the league has 3 TEs that actually scare you in the pass game. The Titans can easily shift personnel for the matchups where they will face more TEs. They don't need to fundamentally change their base package to do that or create a new position. 

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