The L.A. Rams sit at 5-3 heading into week 8 of the NFL season, good for 1st place in the NFC West. While there is a lot of football left to play, the Rams haven’t had a winning season since 2003, and 2017 is off to a promising start.
Rookie head coach Sean McVay can take a lot of credit for the Rams’ quick turnaround after going 4-12 in 2016. At 30-years old, McVay is the youngest head coach in NFL history, and to this point, he’s been surprisingly unafraid to think outside the box.
How outside the box is McVay willing to think, though? That’s the real question here, because Snoop Dogg, yeah, Snoop Dogg, gave him some coaching advice on Friday that we’d really like to see the Rams perform at some point this season.
On The Rich Eisen Show Friday, Eisen revealed a play Snogg Dogg came up with that McVay seemed surprisingly complimentary of. The play in question is appropriately titled Fake 31 Fake 24 Z-Reverse, which is undoubtedly a collection of football words Snoop scribbled on the whiteboard because they sounded good together.
Without further ado, Coach Snoop Tha Great’s incredible play:
You have to appreciate Snoop Dogg creating this absurd double fake reverse. It’s the exact kind of play you’d create in Madden when the stakes don’t matter. I won’t even dock him any points for only having 9 or 10 players on the field, depending on how you read his handwriting.
McVay looked a little too impressed and even joked that you could see the Rams use this play against the Giants. While I’m not expecting to see Fake 31 Fake 24 Z-Reverse next Sunday, I’m not ruling it out, either.
Let’s not forget, the Carolina Panthers stole the Annexation of Puerto Rico from Little Giants, so, there is some precedent here.
