When do all you all your off season moves work out in the title game. In the beginning of the year there were those derisively calling us the dream team part 2. Everyone of our pickups had a good if not great game.

Cooks
Suh
Talib
Peter
Shields
Fowler

That doesn't happen often. If ever.

At just 24 years old. And he deserved it after the tough plays he made yesterday . In the words of the great scholar Terrell Owens, THAT'S MY QUARTERBACK

Correction: I think he's the youngest NFC winning QB .

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The first line in Vegas has the Pats as 2 point favorites.

I sure hope you guys beat them. BAD.

Think they regret letting him go? 7 receptions on 8 targets, 107 yards, a key part in the Rams beating the Saints today. What the hell were they thinking? And am I ever glad that he is a Ram.

When you're deep and the call is that good you have gotta at least prevent the catch there. Patriots are going to be lickin their chops watching film of you and not just in this game but through the entire season.

This defense is playing near-exceptional ball right now but we need him to play better in the big one.

Offense: I say Goff

Defense: Suh for me, but damn Littleton was all over the place.

Special Teams: Gotta go with our QB.. I mean punter. Hekker.. lol

Haha juiuuuuust kiddingggg

Revenge will be sweet...

Didnt the Rams best the Titans in the Georgia Dome in 1999 Super Bowl?

That, in my opinion, was the game-changing play. We had nothing against the Saints. We were at our own thirty yard line, stagnating on offense.

And what does Johnny Hekker do? He does what he does best and throws it to Shields for a much-needed first down.

Add in his actual punts, which were helpful in flipping field position, and I think that he deserves a game ball, along with Legatron.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/rams-announce-theyll-wear-throwbacks-in-super-bowl-liii/

The Los Angeles Rams broke out their classic blue and yellow throwbacks against the Dallas Cowboys in the Divisional Round, leading to their first playoff win in 14 years.

Now in their first trip to the Super Bowl since 2002, the Rams are breaking out their best uniforms again.

I've been part of the ramily for 20+ years but I found this fourum about 7 or 8 years ago and in that time I have been to games and met some of you but I feel like all of you are my brothers. I'm a little drunk ( fuck I'm a lot of drunk) I sondo know what I'm tryin to say exactly I just know I love you guys and thanks for this forum, thanks for this brotherhood and last but not least thanks for our Rams!!! What a fucking day!!!!

Bill Vinovich on a mission to prove that he doesn’t fix Rams games, and that he actually likes the Rams!

It's going on right now.

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I was talking to my gf about how we ended the Vino curse! And how we have more penalties than our oppoenet every time he refs. She responded "well maybe that's why he let the one call go". Maybe he was feeling a little gun shy? Oh well. SUPERBOWL BABY!

Any word what was going on with Gurley today? I know Fox reported nothing was wrong, but I think something is up. Anyone hear anything about his condition, etc? We definitely need him.

I have been waiting for this. There was some plays at the end where he had instant pressure in his face and got the ball for gains. When anything but would have been disastrous.
I want the Pats, revenge.

Please go on TV and say the Rams have no chance to win the Super Bowl like the games with the Cowboys and Saints.

Just booked flights from Edinburgh had accommodation booked since we beat the Chiefs.

Anyone else planning the journey?

Cannot believe what I just watched

Deserves his own thread imo.

Not sure there has been a more clutch performance in a playoff game by a kicker.

Big fucking balls.

Home teams must NOT be allowed to play music during the opposing offense’s huddle and pre-snap. If a crowd creates noise...so be it. An electronic advantage should be illegal.

Mike drop...

On the Rams with the 1987 Ram Offensive Line and Bruce and Ellard as wide receivers along with Ernie Conwell and Pete Holohan as tight ends.

Talk about hype...that’s how I imagine this offense performing today.

... during offseason. As reported on CBS Sports.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/rams-sean-mcvay-to-explore-contract-extension-during-offseason/

Despite not yet completing only his second season as a head coach, Sean McVay's assistants and associates featured prominently in this hiring cycle, a fact not lost on the Rams. Sources said the team and the rock-star head coach will discuss a contract extension this offseason.

It may seem a bit early to some, but given McVay's immediate impact -- not just on the Rams and their budding young quarterback, Jared Goff, but on the entire coaching industry -- both sides will explore the matter in the coming months, I'm told. McVay signed a five-year contract in 2017, becoming the youngest head coach in the game at the time, and has brought the moribund franchise to the playoffs in two straight years, with them in the NFC Championship Game today for the first time since 2001.

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McVay has become in many ways the face of the franchise, with his success, demeanor, leadership and communication skills making him an immediate hit in the fickle Los Angeles market. He has boosted the team's standing and its bottom line, with attendance up at the L.A. Coliseum and the Rams becoming much more of a national brand since he replaced Jeff Fisher.

His rapid rise through the coaching ranks has created a template other teams are eager to copy -- of course, it remains to be seen if any of his former assistants come close to making the kind of impact McVay has -- and with a new stadium set to open in 2020, it could make sense for all parties to add term to his contract before the start of the season.

In the last 12 months the coaching world has seen a dramatic spike in salary, with Jon Gruden landing a record 10-year, $100 million contract with the Raiders a year ago, and Pete Carroll recently signing an extension with the Seahawks worth $11 million a season.

Only a few years ago the Raiders tore up Jack Del Rio's deal and rewarded him after getting the team back into the playoffs (then ultimately let him go a year later to give Gruden his record deal), so while it may be somewhat unusual for a coach to merit an extension so soon, it is hardly without precedent, which is what McVay's accomplishments already, before turning 33 years old (his birthday is Thursday), certainly are.