NFL Season 2022: What we Learned from 49ERS’ Win Over RAMS

What to expect from NFL Season? It looks like the defensive coordinator won’t be in San Francisco long, as his unit has been very effective in the first month of the season and Monday night is his best performance. and put heavy pressure on a variety of offenses, dominating the unmanned Rams with seven sacks.

2022 NFL SEASON, WEEK 4: WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THE 49ERS’ WIN OVER THE RAMS

The Ryans defense reduced the Los Angeles offense to rubble, limiting the Rams to 257 total yards and keeping them completely out of the end zone. He threw a knockout punch with pick 6. We know full well that the 49ers can’t always put up Jimmy Garoppolo’s best performances, but as long as their defense is this effective, they have a chance in every game. Ryan will find his circuit in his 2023 Head Coach Interview.

DEMEKO LYONS IS ABOUT TO BE PROMOTED.

THE RAMS’ OFFENSE IS A MESS.

Widely regarded as an offensive genius, Sean McVay hasn’t found an answer to Los Angeles’ struggle with football. Offensively his line was Matthew Stafford Cooper Cup (his only reliable target) but Allen doubled his cover in the crucial third and his 10 rather than wait for another shot to see Robinson. was destroyed by injury to the point of throwing the.

It leads to imperfection. Robinson, meanwhile, continues to struggle to find a spot on that offense, and Los Angeles hasn’t shown much of an offensive rhythm. Kupp is the only one Stafford has to work with on this offense at this point. And with no running games still going on, the team is only getting 57 yards. This deserves to flank the milk carton and is the only explanation for McVay calling three passes in a row in a goal-to-go situation from his 8-yard line in San Francisco.

DEEBO SAMUEL HAS RETURNED TO NORMAL.

He never actually left, but just after he hadn’t done anything a week earlier, the 49ers did it in his time in Golden, where he played two games in a row. Samuel did just that, catching a short pass from Garoppolo (almost intercepted), then destroying the tackle and becoming a  nightmare-inducing machine, zipping across the field like a runaway 18-wheeler, I ran a convoy of blockers.

With his 52 total yards from catches that game, Kyle pushed Garoppolo’s last line up on a night when Shanahan wisely relied on short passes his game and let the goal do the dirty work. Samuel had a lot to show for it, finishing with six catches for 115 yards and one touchdown. As Garoppolo said later, YAC Bros. is back.

THIS IS THE RATING POINT FOR TALANOA HUFANGA.

We mentioned him in our first point tonight, but Hufanga needs his own attention. The 49ers’ defense didn’t have a better player in the first month of the season. Hufanga didn’t make a significant play in his first three quarters, which made Monday night a little weird. After all, he did his best to the end.

Hufanga maintained an eight-point lead in the final quarter, reading the receiver screen perfectly, skipping Stafford’s pass aimed at Kupp, juggling it, and ending when the ball flew into his zone. secured to. Hufanga’s pick 6 put the Rams to sleep and the rest of football on high alert. You no longer need to watch the 49ers week after week to know that Hufanga is making a difference. And he’s one of my favorite players to see across the league in 2022.

THE RAMS WON’T SURVIVE THE BAY AREA AGAIN IN NFL SEASON

Monday night when Los Angeles lost to their regular rival 49ers for his seventh straight NFL season. They’ve had a particularly bad run in the  San Francisco area, going 3-11-1 in road games against the 49ers since 2008.

That was well before the  Sean McVay era began, but regardless of coach, quarterback, or hometown (which was in St. Louis until 2016), the Rams just can’t get the job doing in San Francisco. It was just one game on the night, but it’s a  concern for the Rams, who are tied 2-2 with the 49ers and the rest of the NFC West. Defending a Super Bowl title is tough, and he’s won the NFC championship at home, where he beat the 49ers, but performances like that don’t inspire confidence.

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