Interesting thought
- By UKram
- RAMS / NFL TALK
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If spanos can’t afford a dollar a year in rent then they have bigger issues than us
This is gut wrenching and trueThe horror of it...The Marine gyards were posted near the wreck thought they could hear noises. The next morning it was sure because they hear a knocking sound from a forwatd watertight compartment. It drove those Marines guards crazy listening to them. They raised the wreck a few months later and they found several guys with a calender inside marked off 14 days that they survived, waiting for rescue.
They never told the families.
Nope
30% say Goff only...as far as I counted
Oh yeah, to make it to the dance you definitely need a good team around you, no doubt. But you also need a QB thats not a turnover machine. Rodgers has like 43 tds to 4 ints this season...he is on another planetI don't think he is debating which is better, but pointing out even the great QBs need those elements.
Look at it this way, Rogers is 37... And has been to one SB. One!
So one of the most talented QBs over the last 40 yrs and he has been to a total of 1 SB in the 13 or so yrs that he has been a starter in this league.
So obviously even he needs a high quality supporting cast.
Going into week 17...
We'd destroy the Pats
We'd beat Brady
We'd have a top 3 Defense
and.....
If we win week 17 we'd be in the playoffs.....
Would you all take it?
So, Jared played the second half with a broken thumb. He never tipped the defense off by shaking it and wincing. That takes a whole lot of toughness and dedication. I'm proud of him for that.
I think some here believe I'm saying he's as good as Russell Wilson. I think Russ will be a HOF'er. I can't say that about Jared yet.
What I keep trying to point out is how perception changes the determination of a QB's evaluation from play to play. For example, Drew Brees threw a pick and Aikman criticized the receiver for drifting up instead of remaining flat. If it were Jared, I believe he would have pointed out that there was an open receiver on the other side. It's the old saying that if someone believes in you, no explanation is necessary but if they don't, none is possible. If you look for flaws, you will find them. If you look for goodness, you will find that as well. I hope this helps.
A GB loss to the Titans is irrelevant.
If GB wins vs the bears they are #1 seed
The Rams game was irrelevant.
The Pack will beat the Bears.
The Rams will be back in Seattle with Cal Akers, Whitworth and Kiser for revenge.
I know!I was agreeing with you dude.
When you get there tell Jared he needs to leave and get his head back into footballNah, I’ll just go straight to the weed.
Doesn't feel that way. Fuck sakes.Winner
Yes. I saw all the games. I thought the Miami game was the absolute worst Rams performance I could recall in years, then along came last week's Jets game.
My thoughts were how could the 7-7 Raiders be playing the Dolphins so tough compared to how poorly the Rams played them.
I've been a long time Rams fan, and there's been so many whacked disappointing games. Watching the Raiders pile on the Dolphins was making that Dolphins loss feel even worse!
I still doubt him as any sort of LT of the future. He's a backup to my eyes plain and simple for the reasons you cited. If some team pays him starter money they will regret it IMO.
The JAG types out there in the league can have good games. They can look good in small windows. But at some point who they are will show through as they are gameplanned to expose their weaknesses. I think that's where Boom is. He's a great team guy and all that and I know Kromer loves him but he's a JAG.
Nothing has changed for LT this offseason. It remains an enormous piece of the puzzle for the Rams to figure out. Time is running out on Whit like it or not. What is the plan?
Yes it does. Otherwise, there is no point in having divisions