Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams have tried to run the Philadelphia Eagles' signature “tush push” play this season and it didn't go so well. The Rams now must figure out how to stop it when the Eagles visit SoFi Stadium this weekend. The Eagles are 4-0 for the second straight season, yet there’s some simmering frustration among the defending NFC champions’ fans. On the other coast, the Rams are only 2-2 in the second season after their Super Bowl triumph, yet most fans are pleasantly surprised by their team’s competence and exciting offensive play in a rebuilding year.
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On the other coast, the Rams are only 2-2 in the second season after their Super Bowl triumph, yet most fans are pleasantly surprised by their team’s competence and exciting offensive play in what the franchise has acknowledged to be a reset season for their salary cap concerns and their roster depth.at the forefront of the offense, the Rams feel they’ve got a shot against the NFL’s best despite their overall talent deficit, particularly on defense.
“It’s a play that is not legal anywhere else in football, to be able to push another player,” Morris said. “Whenever you have something that works that many times in a row, clearly it was ingenious of them to think of it. I’m sure they thought it was going to be outlawed by now, and it’s not. They continue to go with it, and we’ve got to do our best to push them back.”
“You’ve got to be stout in the middle,” Donald said. “Offensive line gets low, so you’ve got to try to get as low as you can. I think it starts with the center. You try to get under his pads and pop them up, and then guys crowd the ball and maybe you can stop it. It’s definitely tough.”Donald is off to a strong start to his comeback season with 2 1/2 sacks and six quarterback hits in four games.
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