Los Angeles Rams vs. Minnesota Vikings: best/worst overreactions

Best Overreaction:Jared Goff had the game of his career http://www.ramsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-john-johnson-jersey , cementing himself as an elite NFL quarterbackIf QB Jared Goff’s first three games were impressive, then yes, this would be a classic bad overreaction. However, Jared Goff is the only QB in the history of the NFL to throw for over 350 yards in three consecutive games with a completion percentage over 70. As oddly specific as that stat may be, it’s still cause for praise for Goff. What was so great about Goff’s performance was that it on national TV, under the LA lights, in the throwbacks, with a raucous crowd, against a good team, and Goff was simply perfect. It wasn’t just short passes off bubble screens either — the dude was dropping dimes. I can’t see how someone can watch that game and shrug at the idea that Jared Goff is elite. Obviously, he needs to keep it up Samson Ebukam Jersey , but this is a hell of a way to start the season.Worst Overreaction:The Rams’ pass defense is fine because the offense is so dominantWhile this statement has some truth to it, Rams fans can’t be comfortable with the idea that Kirk Cousins was throwing the ball all over the field like he was Jared Goff or something. Beyond our kicker issue (don’t get me started), Grandpa Wade will most likely make some major adjustments with his current crop of defensive backs going into the next game (more FS Marqui Christian, please) against the Seattle Seahawks. And the absence of CB Aqib Talib was definitely felt and CB Marcus Peters wasn’t 100%. So, I think the Rams should be talking about our pass defense more — it’s not broken, but constantly relying on the offense to save the day could be be a recipe for disaster at some point.Random Ramsdom 10/8: Victory Monday Todd Gurley postgame locker room | The Los Angeles Rams’ official siteGurley talks about the emotions and energy in the game, being surprised on the fourth down call and being confident they’d convert, and the satisfaction of finishing a tough game in a hostile environmentAndrew Whitworth postgame locker room interview | The Rams’ official siteBig Whit talks about the strong offensive production, the team being built by special individuals, and the performance of RB Todd GurleyRobert Woods postgame locker room interview | The Rams’ official siteWoody talks about KhaDarel Hodge and Josh Reynolds stepping in and making an impact when needed, feeling the need to step up when Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp went down with injury Authentic Austin Blythe Jersey , and the belief in the defense to make a stop when neededMark Barron postgame locker room interview | The Rams’ official siteMark Barron talks about his performance in his first time back in many months, being undecided until gametime, and the strategy behind defending QB Russell WilsonRob Havenstein postgame locker room interview | The Rams’ official siteRob Havenstein talks about going for the 4th-and-short play call, the look of the Seahawks’ defense on the fourth down, and some strange spots and calls in the gameSean McVay postgame press conference | The Rams’ official siteThe Head Coach shares his thoughts with Seahawks owner Paul Allen who was diagnosed with cancer, the decision of going for a major fourth down at the end of the game, Cairo Santos responding with a lot of pressure on him, and needing to improve in the redzoneJared Goff postgame press conference | The Rams’ official siteThe golden boy talks about the decision to go for the quarterback sneak, the quality of the Seahawks’ team, the situation surrounding the Cooks and Kupp injuries, being 5-0 with another divisional win on the road Youth Jared Goff Jersey , and the gritty performance from WR Robert WoodsRams rally to remain undefeated | LA TimesGary Klein recaps the game taking a deep dive on the statistics and situations that impacted the gameRams gamble and win to beat the Seahawks to remain undefeated | OC RegisterRich Hammond outlines the game sharing some quotes from key players in the Rams’ major gambling winRams beat Seahawks 33-31: Instant analysis from week 5 win | Rams WireCam DaSilva hands out his game balls, his stat of the game, and shares his game notes4 takeaways from the Rams’ thrilling win | Rams WireAndrew Ortenberg takes a look at four major points in the game ranging from CB Marcus Peters to the Rams’ depth being testedStuds and duds from the Rams’ win | Rams WireCam DaSilva takes a look at his studs and duds which include RB Todd Gurley, Aaron Donald, Robert Woods, Marcus Peters and the run defenseDespite obstacles, Rams and Chiefs offenses can’t be stopped | USA TodaySteve Gardner takes a look at the dominance of the two best offenses in the NFL, as well as other interesting topics in the leagueRams need to find some defensive consistency with big games ahead | ESPNLindsey Thiry recaps the game taking a look at some of the major plays by the defense near the end of the game. Taking a look ahead on the schedule, Thiry points out the Rams’ defense will need to get right quickly with more important games aheadThree impressions from the Seahawks loss to the Rams | Seattle TimesMike Vorel takes a look at the opposite sides point-of-view as a Seattle Seahawks reporter, citing the special teams woes and Frank Clark being the only defender to show up