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October 15, 2015 at 3:57 pm #32422
znModeratorThey are 8th on offense and just had a monster day passing against Baltimore.
But they are 30th on defense, 31st in yards rushing allowed, 31st in yards rushing per attempt, 18th in passing yards allowed, & 29th in yards per pass allowed.
On offense they are 25th in sack percentage (meaning it’s high).
October 15, 2015 at 3:57 pm #32394
AgamemnonParticipantOctober 15, 2015 at 8:06 pm #32415
InvaderRamModeratorI heard this on 101, the Rams had the hardest schedule for the first 5 games and now have the 30th hardest schedule left.
yeah. and that’s why i expect this team to make a run. really no more excuses.
October 15, 2015 at 8:50 pm #32417
wvParticipantI heard this on 101, the Rams had the hardest schedule for the first 5 games and now have the 30th hardest schedule
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I dunno much about the Browns. Apparently,
McCown is doing good things:“…McCown’s career- and record-setting performance led the Browns to a 33-30 overtime win in Baltimore. He became the first Browns quarterback in franchise history to throw for over 300 yards in three consecutive games and also set the team’s single-game passing record with 457 yards through the air. He also became the first signal-caller in NFL history to throw for more than 450 yards with two touchdowns while running for another score without throwing an interception in a single game…”
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vOctober 16, 2015 at 6:40 am #32424
nittany ramModeratorThe Rams should beat Cleveland convincingly. The Achilles heal for the Rams of course is the o-line. Can the Browns exploit this weakness like the Packers did? Have the Rams been able to correct some of their o-line issues over the break?
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October 16, 2015 at 7:17 pm #32445
InvaderRamModeratorthe defense should have no problems with the browns. i don’t care what the stats say. they’ve competed against some of the best backfields in the nfl and contained them. maybe they haven’t shut them down, but they’ve contained them. they shouldn’t have a problem with cleveland.
on offense, they should run them ragged. mason should be involved as well. even if they can’t get the passing game going, they should be able to run the ball effectively.
if they get outplayed, then i will be very disappointed. that would be a huge step back.
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October 16, 2015 at 8:33 pm #32447
nittany ramModeratorthe defense should have no problems with the browns. i don’t care what the stats say. they’ve competed against some of the best backfields in the nfl and contained them. maybe they haven’t shut them down, but they’ve contained them. they shouldn’t have a problem with cleveland.
on offense, they should run them ragged. mason should be involved as well. even if they can’t get the passing game going, they should be able to run the ball effectively.
if they get outplayed, then i will be very disappointed. that would be a huge step back.
I’ll be disappointed if the Rams don’t win by at least 10 points.
October 16, 2015 at 9:05 pm #32448
InvaderRamModeratorthe defense should have no problems with the browns. i don’t care what the stats say. they’ve competed against some of the best backfields in the nfl and contained them. maybe they haven’t shut them down, but they’ve contained them. they shouldn’t have a problem with cleveland.
on offense, they should run them ragged. mason should be involved as well. even if they can’t get the passing game going, they should be able to run the ball effectively.
if they get outplayed, then i will be very disappointed. that would be a huge step back.
I’ll be disappointed if the Rams don’t win by at least 10 points.
yes. they should beat them handily.
i really will be disappointed. i mean barring some catastrophic injury to a key player. there’s no reason the rams shouldn’t beat this team. and not just beat them barely. they’re playing at home. against a journeyman qb and a lousy defense.
October 17, 2015 at 2:34 am #32474
znModeratoragainst a journeyman qb and a lousy defense.
One they played before, too.
Week 12, November 24, Chicago Bears at Rams, Rams win 42-21.
Josh McCown: 36 of 47 for 352 yards, 2 TDs, 1 Int
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