reactions to the Seattle game

Love them fortyburgers

PA Ram wrote:

I still have to watch it. Just saw highlights but wow. Dominated them. That’s a butt whooping.

A special thanks to Jeffery Osborne and the power of positive thinking.

Loving it.

Oh, hey, thanks, Debbie Downer. You are an inspiration to us all.

Quinn is back ! OL was opening Buick sized holes for Gurley and Brown. Robey-Coleman was outstanding. Vikings and Eagles not wanting a rematch after watching that one.Cooper is the best in the league. Coming back after a heartbreaker at home to crush the bully on the block in their house, McVay is going to be a great coach for a very long time.

I must add watching Woods pick up right where he left off was awesome! Seems like that guy is always the answer. Kupp didn’t let the drop stop him, that sideline YAC was crazy good so many stand outs Johnny Johnson was ballin as well Troy Hill made some plays, Littleton on and on playmakers everywhere.

The Rams have responded extremely well after each loss this season

They won in Jax, NY, SEA and at home vs a very good Saints team…the Rams have won all these games after some tough heartbreaking loses

McVay and Phillips have shown the ability to have the team well prepared to comeback and win these important games.

I enjoyed the game too, that game was over in mid 2nd qtr, which gave us fans time to enjoy an important division match up with no worry

That was a spectacular beatdown of Wilson by the Rams. They got inside his laundry, and then inside his head. He made a couple of plays worthy of a 3rd string rookie. His desperation pass that spun into a lateral for a big loss was astonishing. But he topped off his career day with his intentional grounding from the end zone when his pocket was as clean as it had been all day.

As joemad observed, the game was over in the 2nd quarter, and with 8 minutes left to halftime, my concern shifted to “Can the Rams keep their focus together while they kill 2 1/2 quarters of clock?” You see teams have letdowns in these situations that can allow an opponent to eek back into a game they have no business contesting. But the Rams didn’t let it happen.

A big moment – imo – was when McVay called the defense over after some sloppy unnecessary roughness and told them to get their shit together, and focus on winning the game. They went right back out, and put their foot on Seattle’s neck, and kept it there until the end of the game. That was a Big Deal, imo.

Goodness, if I had known ahead of time that Goff was going to end up with under 200 passing yards, I would have expected the worst. That game was all Defense, Todd Gurley, and Pharoh Cooper. The Rams simply gashed Seattle from the opening drive. I am surprised the Seattle fans didn’t turn on them sooner. But they may have been in such shock, they couldn’t process it.

In the biggest Rams game in more than a decade, the Rams rose up and eviscerated an opponent in a notoriously difficult place to win.

This team will be a preseason favorite to win it all next year. The renaissance has finally come to Rams fans. Our 40 years in the wilderness is officially over. The Spags, the Linehans, the Fishers. All the signs of an imminent harvest that collapsed under fire blight year after year…over.

It is Thanksgiving, people. And there is bounty on the table. It is playoff time, the Rams are here, and winter is coming.

The renaissance has finally come to Rams fans. Our 40 years in the wilderness is officially over. The Spags, the Linehans, the Fishers. All the signs of an imminent harvest that collapsed under fire blight year after year…over.

It is Thanksgiving, people. And there is bounty on the table. It is playoff time, the Rams are here, and winter is coming.

if this renaissance lasts 25 years, McVay will be 55 years old

Tony Gonzales does not blame Pete:

wv wrote:

I will never tire of this
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i laughed out loud when that play happened.

and i have a ton of respect for wilson. but that’s what makes it that much more impressive.

InvaderRam wrote:

wv wrote:

I will never tire of this
play:

i laughed out loud when that play happened.

and i have a ton of respect for wilson. but that’s what makes it that much more impressive.

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I’ve never seen Wilson look that rattled.
And i dont think he ever got hit all that hard. Just often.

Its not like he took the kind of hit that Foles took against Green Bay way back when he was a ram.

I just wish the ball Wilson threw backwards had stayed in bounds and Brockers would have taken it to the house.

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I really enjoy the fact the Rams have to play all these good teams in the second half of the year. This is such great experience for this young team.

Minny
Philly
New Orleans
Tennessee
San Fran

This is great. I didnt count Seattle because they were totally crippled. Strangely San Fran looks a LOT more dangerous than Seattle did due to the injuries.

The Rams will have to EARN it.

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