When it comes to the Los Angeles Rams offense, the team has fallen into the predictable habit of running almost all of the offense through a few veteran weapons. The challenge is, what happens if the team must reroute all that offensive activity? So far, the team has targeted wide receivers on nearly 79 percent of its forward passes, a rate that has not been seen in the NFL for 25 years.
The reason for this is both logical and self-serving. On one hand, teams do not like to fall into predictable patterns that aid opponents in game planning against them.