Robert Mays

I think you need to pick on the corners.

And we saw the Panthers do that last week, and that is the area of this –

rams team on defense that is weakest if you can pick on the corners you can pick on the off-ball linebackers you can get somewhere and so some of those in breakers off play action i think that has to be a big part of the game plan overall defensively they need to take away or two i think the model you saw from the panthers defense last week where you get one or two takeaways and then you get a big special teams play and

As an underdog, those are the types of things you need.

I think they need to take the ball away a couple times.

I think they need one special team's flub on the Rams side, which we've seen all season.

That's a punt return, a block punt, a missed field goal.

That's the worst part of their team.

And then offensively, I think you need a couple of those chunks on some big crossers, and I think you need to run the ball effectively.

I am a steadfast, ardent evangelist for hiring play-calling offensive head coaches to be your head coach.

It is one of the true fundamental principles, I believe, when it comes to modern football in the NFL.

I want a guy who is going to create who is going to be a difference maker in the quality of my offense season over season that you cannot hire away.

I want Kyle Shanahan.

I want Sean McVay.

Those are the guys that I want.

I just feel like if you look at the percentages over time and what has worked consistently outside of the New England Patriots who had Tom Brady.

Those are the teams, for the most part, that get you all the way to the Super Bowl and often win Super Bowls and are in the mix to win them.

The final four consistently every single year is filled with top 10 offenses.

And the quickest way to get there, you can get there other ways.

That's not what the Seahawks are.