Welcome in everyone to the PFF Daily. I'm your host Gordon McGinnis joined today by Dalton Wasserman and Dalton is going to be

joining me every Friday from the this point on through the rest of the season

this will also be coming down the main PFF NFL show feed as we recap every Thursday night football game.

Today we're obviously recapping the Minnesota Vikings at the Los Angeles Rams, a 30 to 20 win for the Los Angeles Rams a 30 to 20 win for the Los Angeles Rams. The 10-point

margin doesn't entirely tell the story. There was obviously a huge controversial play at

the end of this game. The face mask gets missed that results

on a safety that takes it to a 10-point lead for the rams, gets them the ball back and of

course makes it a two-possession possession game so a huge miss call that prevented the

opportunity for the Vikings to go down and potentially tie the game at the end there.

I'm going to jump in with my stat that told the story of the game for the end there. I'm going to jump in with my

stat that told the story of the game for me though and I'm going to focus on the

Rams offense here which I think probably a lot of this recap is going to be

focused on that Rams offense. The stat that told the story of the game for me, nine targets for Pukinakura, eight targets for Cooper Cup.

State in the obvious here, but the Ram's offense is a completely different unit when they have

their two top targets back on the field.

Hookin and a coup averages to 4.82 yards per route run and his first game back from injury.

Coop has first game back much lower at 1.82 yards per route run, but he also had the touchdown also drew two flags.

Both of those guys having big games in the passing game.

For me, I mean the focus has been on a lot, you know know on the weapons obviously and being out and they were definitely short but Matt Stafford can make things work I thought this was the ram's best game of the year even though it wasn't great it was still better than the rest of the games in

pass protection right they came into this game with the second lowest pass blocking

grade and look in this game Matt Stafford was pressured on only seven of his

34 dropbacks, right?

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