It’s hard not to overreact when it comes to preseason football. For many fans, this is the first time players are seen in action before the regular season. It’s human nature to believe and put stock into what you’re seeing. If something doesn’t look right in the preseason, it’s only natural to believe that it needs fixed before Week 1. That will likely be the case if the Los Angeles Rams offensive line doesn’t perform well on Saturday night against the Los Angeles Chargers.
For some positions on offense and defense, you can blame a vanilla preseason scheme and backups for lackluster performances.