I think part of the problem is the offensive line hasn’t played nearly as well as the coaches expected, and if the entire offense was based around the idea that the O-Line would be able to at least be adequate in pass-blocking, then I don’t think you can throw all of the offensive blame on the coach. I certainly think the coaches are partly to blame, but if McD spent an entire offseason developing an offense and his line completely underachieves, I don’t know if it’s all on him. With that being said, at some point there has to be an adjustment made based on what we have to work with. Continue reading on next page. 

The Rams will officially start the search for a new offensive coordinator, and since I already discussed some of the candidates yesterday, let’s look at it from a different angle. I was thinking about the situation today, and a question came to mind. What is more important: getting a guy who is a talented play-caller or getting a guy known for developing quarterbacks?

Obviously, the ideal candidate would be able to do both in a perfect world. But if we had to choose, which would it be? I certainly don’t want to see Sam Bradford’s growth stunted in any way, but he is supremely talented and I think he will adapt just fine to whoever gets the job. Considering the frustration felt in Rams Nation this season, I think it’s important that the Rams bring in a great offensive mind who can get the most out of our weapons. That’s why I’m on the Josh McDaniels bandwagon.