Ryan Ramczyk (1 Viewer)

[SaintRob]

That angle, seeing him leave his feet and slam Carr down, definitely looks like roughing. We've seen it called for much less.

 

[Lustmord]

hes definitely not himself and the marrone hire seems to be a swing and a miss

 

[SaintRay]

DC held on to the ball for 6+ seconds... I would hardly call that getting beat. It was a bad play all around.

You do realize the video is being slowed down, but not the timer attached to the video.

The attached video is at game speed. Carr was hit between 3-4 seconds.

 

[webster]

Miami shows how important coaching is in this league.

 

[longtime lurker]

Sometimes it takes a bit for those old joints to start creaking the right way….I’m at least hoping he comes into form as the season goes on.

 

[Ti Rider]

Ramcyzk hasn’t been the same player for awhile now.…….

 

[Saint Greg]

DC held on to the ball for 6+ seconds... I would hardly call that getting beat. It was a bad play all around.

That video is in slow motion…so not quite that long.

 

[jtampasaint]

Ramczyk no doubt played extremely well his first few of years in the league. He looked like the answer for the next 10 years at Right Tackle.

In 2021 he suffered a knee injury, and in 2022 he suffered hip and elbow injuries.

So far in 2023 the team seems to be unable to run on his side of the line. Running Backs are getting hit behind the line of scrimmage with regularly. He’s also given up multiple sacks, and on many other plays he’s allowing pressure on the QB.

He used to be a strength on the Oline, and at times dominant, but I just don’t see that any longer.

Today he gave up the sack that hurt Carr.

Is it just me seeing this?

The Oline has definitely not played up to par, But I really believe Carr could help ease the burden by getting the ball out quicker, To me it seems like he holds the ball way to long a lot of his sacks are cause of him it was just a matter of time before he got crushed.

 

[broccoli60]

He held the ball too long but the line play was bad as well. He could very easily have dumped it off to Graham across the middle with the time he had.

 

[DSnfla]

DC held on to the ball for 6+ seconds... I would hardly call that getting beat. It was a bad play all around.

Totally wrong it was a 4sec drop back DE was on him in 4 sec

 

[DSnfla]

He held the ball too long but the line play was bad as well. He could very easily have dumped it off to Graham across the middle with the time he had.

It was 3rd and 9 JG ran a 4yd route no chance for a 1st. DC was waiting for MT to clear the LB another half sec and the completion was there

 

[Rouxble]

The Oline has definitely not played up to par, But I really believe Carr could help ease the burden by getting the ball out quicker, To me it seems like he holds the ball way to long a lot of his sacks are cause of him it was just a matter of time before he got crushed.

Throw it to Graham and let him break one tackle, the defense had 4-5 DB’s covering the three receivers on the intermediate and deep patterns, Graham is going in the opposite direction of the flow and has one man to beat.

I feel like Purdy dumps it to Kittle there and it’s a 15 yard gain.

 

[State Of Affairs]

I don’t disagree with the OP in general but Carr held the ball too long.

 

[DSnfla]

That angle, seeing him leave his feet and slam Carr down, definitely looks like roughing. We've seen it called for much less.

It was roughing, he was slammed to the ground, the DE even left his feet to do it. That's supposed to be roughing the QB. But It was a very poorly officiated game. They missed an earlier roughing the QB on DC AND a face mask on JW when he got sacked

 

[DSnfla]

I don’t disagree with the OP in general but Carr held the ball too long.

4 sec is too long?? Maybe for our O line