"Rusty-Jake Rodriguez has had a couple of 110 averages recently and you're talking about a format in the groups which is the best-of-nine legs. Every single player in this event can play to a hundred average over nine legs. It's absolute fact. It must be daunting for the established/seeded players. There have been countless think pieces around the Rams this week and where they really are as an organisation. I'm a Ram fan at heart, and so inherently biased, but ultimately, I'm not too worried. Losing your WR2 in Woods just two days before a primetime game was always going to be a problem. OBJ was never going to make much of an impact after catching a grand total of two balls from Matthew Stafford in practice and having no time to get up to speed on the Rams play book (his incomplete routes proved it). Add that to a seriously pumped-up 49ers team, a coach who has consistently got the better of Sean McVay in Kyle Shanahan, and a serious case of 'butter fingers' from most of the L.A. receivers, and you get a convincing beating. No coach has had more success with a late-round QB draft pick than Belichick in the history of football (I'm talking about Tom Brady here, keep up). He can spot a talent that works for him with an ability like no-one else. And 11 weeks into the season, being coached by the master himself, Jones has more wins than the rest of the rookie quarterback class combined and, most pertinently, the Patriots are hot on the heels of the Buffalo Bills in the AFC East. They will play a three-day and a four-day intra-squad match in Queensland and will also take on Australia A in a four-day match - the dates and venue for which are still to be confirmed - before flying home on December 16.Lions squad in full: