Dan Orlovsky says the quiet part out loud about ‘frustrating’ Rams offense

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Dan Orlovsky didn’t hold back his critiques toward Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams’ struggles following their 18-16 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.

Los Angeles entered the campaign with Super Bowl expectations, having reached the NFC Championship game last season. Despite boasting an elite offense while retooling the defense with key players, they start the season with an underwhelming 2-4 record.

Orlovsky reflected on the team’s struggles during his Monday appearance on ESPN’s NFL Live. He noted the lack of touches for Kyren Williams and Matthew Stafford’s field vision taking a decline.

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“I don’t think Matthew is seeing the field great. I don’t think he’s seeing the field bad. Okay, so he’s not seeing it great, not at the MVP level last year. And so, for an offense that right now, I don’t think he’s the quarterback’s not playing as well as he did last year. They’re trying to find ways to be a little bit more creative in their explosive pass and play action pass game, for some reason, like yesterday, I think their first or second, third and one of the game, they take a shot. Why? Just get the first down. Yeah, just get the first down. You call a shot the next play. So, it’s a frustrating offense to watch right now because I feel like we’re doing things just to do them,” Orlovsky said.