Yes, the LA Rams fastest players can be deep threat receivers

If you ask the same question about the LA Rams right now to two different persons, you may get three or more opinions. That’s the challenge with the way the LA Rams performance has been of late. Well, for the 2020 NFL season at least.

The LA Rams were so up and down in 2020, it was difficult to get a ‘true reading’ on the team. The same team that defeated the Super Bowl-winning Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the road also lost to the winless New York Jets at home.

Depending on which game you viewed, or at what point of the game you viewed, your perspective may be completely different from another person’s view. Sadly, you may both be partially correct. The Rams were inconsistent, unreliable, and undependable. That had the undesired effect of eroding confidence in the team.

Perception versus reality can be a dangerous thing. More and more it seems, we commit to arguing that we are right far more vigorously than needed.  Proving to be ‘right’ takes more importance now over being objective or fair. I know that even as I try to weigh out both sides to any topic, I must fight the urge to lean one way or another. The fun part is that I know when I’ve done my part when comments insist that I am wrong from both sides of the topic.

One topic of some heated debate has been the belief that the LA Rams currently lack a deep threat receiver. And to that point, the argument against the LA Rams is their lack of raw speed at offensive skill positions. But is that correct?