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I know he muffed that kickoff but if you noticed in the 4th quarter he played a lot.
Do you think he passed Gibson or did Gibson get hurt?
I think Gilyard can really give this team a boost and should start next week against the Sea-Girls.
Without Avery we really need something new to get some explosiveness on the field....
I don't think he passed anyone. I think we just played more 4 wide using him as the 4th receiver. Gibson got open, but he dropped too many balls for my liking he could have easily gotten 80 plus yards. Clayton on the other hand was targetted 6 times and caught 5 for 85 yards hands are looking way better than they were week 1
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Originally Posted by 39thebeast
He came in on most of the 2 wide sets in the 4th Quarter.
I just think the coachs were trying to get him on the field more and give him more playing time. He's still a raw route runner but he's got playmaking ability that the rams painfully lack.
Oh yeah, its Mardy not Marty.
He had one catch. How did he pass anyone?
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Originally Posted by RebelYell
In Practice..
The sooner Gilyard learns the plays the better. We need a burner on the field.
I think we need to make a full commitment to ONE RETURN MAN on kickoffs.
We are losing a blocker by having 2 guys back there....Danny shouldn't be used as we need him in the slot..
NO?
I agree, the biggest problem I see with him so far is he needs to be able to take a shot and hold onto the ball. Maybe JL 55 needs to start laying some shots on him in practice to toughen him up a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by laram0
Yeah but we should be using MG in reverses, WR screens, and even on long fly patterns to extend the field.
That would turn SJAX's 4 yd runs into 12 yard runs......
Anything less than 2-2 if a failure this week....with or without SJAX
He was probably rotating with Brandon Gibson in Laurent Robinson's spot. I wouldn't take it as an indication that he's passed anyone on the depth chart, as I'd still consider him this team's fourth receiver behind Clayton, Robinson, and Amendola, assuming they're all healthy.
It's going to be interesting to see what happens to Gilyard on this team. I think his best fit is in the slot, where Amendola plays. I don't think he's as well suited lining up outside. But as long as Danny's here, Gilyard may be playing second fiddle in the slot.
I'd like to see the Rams get the ball in his hands a bit more. Perhaps run a reverse or a screen or two to him.
Very true, I like what he brings when he's in space with the football. He shows pretty good vision on kick returns, weaving through space to try and gain as much as he can. I do believe the Rams tried a screen pass to him, but he was blown up by a defender. I hope they don't take it out of the playbook because of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvengerRam
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Originally Posted by makersncoke
I agree, but in his defense ... that was an absolutely brutal shot he took. Just sayin' ...
I'd second that. A single 7-yard reception doesn't mean much of anything. At this point, Amendola and Clayton are our most effective receivers with Robinson theoretically in close contention if he is ever fully healthy. The difference in playing time between the fourth and fifth receiver in this offense is probably minimal.Quote:
Originally Posted by RebelYell