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Goff wasn't overly impressive last night. He made a few good throws, but I didn't see anything eye opening from him. His best play of the game was the run play to ice the game at the end. Prescott had his usual 3 or 4 bad throws but he played a pretty good game otherwise.

I didn't think we were off balance, they just found a weakness in our scheme and exploited in for the entire 60 mins. They had to be thinking we'd adjust and get out of the nickel defense on every down at some point, but we never did. It was really a pathetic job by Richard and Marinelli.

Yep. At one point in the first half it could have definitely been 28-7 or even 35-7 had their LB not dropped that walk in pick 6.

No doubt we will be lapped again too. We are just incapable of winning these types of games. And just like the bad loss at home vs Green Bay in 2016, you can point the finger directly at awful coaching as the main culprit here. Bad game plan and virtually no in game adjustments, again.

I don't think we would have won anyway, but there were 3 or 4 plays that I think changed the game quite a bit: 1) The pretty ticky hands to the face call on Byron Jones, negating what would have been a punting situation, instead the Rams got a cheap 1st down on 3rd and 14 and scored a TD a few...

2 playoff games. 0 forced turnovers and 1 sack in those two games. Only 2 total tackles for loss last night on 76 Rams offensive plays.

I guarantee you that's why he didn't face the media last night. Not that the Dallas media is hard anyway, but someone was bound to ask him about the pregame reports and then also question how a team could look THAT bad defensively for 60 minutes.

Cowboy writers are already floating the new OC is likely to come from within the current staff, and Doug Nussmeier is the person they think is getting the job. I actually like Nussmeier but he isn't what we need here right now. They need wholesale scheme and philosophy changes, and I doubt Red...

Why does Marinelli only deserve blame? It's Richard's defense and he calls the plays. But the offense was bad too. Garrett and especially Linehan deserve a ton of blame.

LVE and Lee should have chewed him out, for running the same damn defensive formation virtually the entire game, along with no shred of adjustments as the game wore on. I could almost 100% guarantee Rams coaches were in disbelief after the game at how their incredibly simple game-plan worked to...

He's 100% wrong. A good defense COULD have won that game last night. We played HORRIBLE defense, and that's the main reason we lost.

There is virtually no hope for better whatsoever with Garrett as HC here.

Yep. Richard showed last night why I didn't care one way or anther if he stayed. Not one change in how they played defense the entire game, despite the Rams doing the same thing virtually every series and every play. We stayed in that nickel/6 man front the entire game and got taken to the woodshed.

Give credit tot he Rams staff, they gameplanned the shit out of him to ensure he had no impact. They ran a horde of different combo blocks, double teams, all sorts of 1 guy on him with chippers.

Sorry amigo, your magic had to wear off at some point

Yep, it was an epic bad coaching job by Garrett/Richard/Linehan/Marinelli

Hoping against hope I know. But maybe we get a miracle that Jerry's eyes were finally opened last night about how bad this entire staff truly is.

I'm not rejoicing

"I need to be working with Jim Nantz, maybe he can get me on at Augusta"

Yet they lost to both the other teams still in the NFC playoffs.