5 On It & Bill Wennington reflects on Derrick Rose's legacy (Hour 3)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Number one.
What did we learn about the Rams after they lost to the Seahawks but beat the Bears?
Okay, that was my are you all right with losing to the team who lost question because the Bears lost to the Rams who lost to the Seahawks. I think what we learned was Sean McVay is also of the send-it school. We asked the question to Herm Edwards about the Broncos going, the fourth down call that Sean Payton says that he wants back when it comes to the Broncos and Patriots AFC title game, where unfortunately the weather may have taken the entertainment out of that game in the second half. That was a struggle, but it wasn't for your typical reasons. It was two good defenses, young quarterbacks, a backup quarterback, and a lot of just dealing with what the world was handing you at that time. Not the case in Rams and Seahawks, where we did see a bit of going for it, a bit of send it.
When there was the fourth and four, they could have kicked a field goal. They were inside the red zone, but they decided to go for it. It ended up incomplete instead. That was an incredible game. At one point, there were four straight possessions where they had four straight touchdowns between the two of them. So I think what I learned about the Rams is even when it took the very last play because they were able to move down the field in very little time, don't ever count that team out until it is absolutely done. And I know it's cliche, but...
What insights do we gain about the Rams' recent performance?
Tom Brady had the Seahawks already advancing to the Super Bowl. It's like, not so fast, Tom Brady. That Rams offense can do a thing or two. And they took it even down to the very last second of the game before you thought this was done. And remember, they had to challenge the play. Pukunukua, they couldn't figure out if his knee was actually inbounds or not on the last play because he was trying to get to the right sideline.
Yeah, they had no timeouts. They needed a big game to set up a possibility for a Hail Mary or a hook and ladder or whatever you run at the end of games these days.
Oh, do you? But... Is that even a play?
Maybe. Anything can be a play if you can conceptualize it and then draw it up.
Ben.
In the dirt.
Mike McDaniel. Or on a board. Sean McVay.
Yeah.
Billy Bob.
What do we learn about the Rams after they lost the Seahawks but beat the Bears? We learn that they're better than the Bears and that the Seahawks are better than the Rams.
I mean... How dare you?
How did the weather impact the AFC Championship game?
Yeah, no, it's true. The NFC West was the best division in football this year. And the only teams that have beaten NFC West teams at last check were other NFC West teams. That's correct, right? There were three teams in and... The Seahawks beat both the other NFC West teams, the Niners, and then now the Rams.
Oh, it's you all again. Yes, they did. Handily against the 49ers, but then a challenge against the Rams.
Yeah, and this is about what I expect. The ballers came to ball. Both quarterbacks throwing over 300 yards. You had both leading receivers looking like number one receivers in Puka Nakua and, of course, Jackson Smith and... And Jigba. And Jigba.
JSN. JSN. JSN and Jigba.
JSN sounds like a television network that I'm just... I did not pay the extra tier to get. You're listening to JSN.
It does end in N, just like a lot of networks do. The Jackson Smith and Jigba network? You ever think about that?
I hadn't until... You said JSN.
Also, how is he getting so open on some of those plays?
He was wide open on some of those catches.
Objective number one, if you're a defense, is probably to try to contain him.
The biggest playmaker. That's him. You might want to know where he is at all times.
And then you're still at times going, wait, how did he get that separation on this guy? And we respect the Rams secondary. They were starting to adjust mid-game and late in game to some of the tendencies they were seeing out of the Rams defense, or out of the Seahawks offense, rather, just like they did against the Bears offense. That's one of the big takeaways I had.
Yeah, and I just, the Rams are better than, like I said, better than the Bears.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:04–1:44
2
What insights do we gain about the Rams' recent performance?
1:44–2:41
3
How did the weather impact the AFC Championship game?
2:41–8:01
4
What can we learn from Derrick Rose's jersey retirement ceremony?
8:01–9:30
5
What were Bill Wennington's reflections on Derrick Rose's legacy?
9:30–12:15
6
What are the implications of the Bears potentially moving to a dome stadium?
12:15–12:20
7
How does the NFL's trend towards domed stadiums affect team strategy?
12:20–14:40
8
What challenges do teams face when considering new stadium developments?
14:40–43:23
Speakers
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