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October 23, 2016 at 4:25 pm #55873wvParticipant
3-4 is still in the hunt…maybe a bit of a longshot but still in the hunt.
9 games to go and we can look back at 2-3 of those losses that could have easily been wins…just turn those around the 2nd half and get on a run.
If a team get’s hot and builds confidence they can roll of 3, 4, 5 wins in a row.
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Yup. They can still go 12-4 🙂
Teams like the Rams (mediocre-wildcard-level) are always a play or two
from winning three or four in a row. I mean, a play here a play there
and they beat the Giants and the Lions and are sitting at 5-2.That doesn’t mean i think they are a ‘good’ team, but they are
a slowly emerging team, imho. I think they are headed in the right direction.
I think. I wont fight about it 🙂I would think the Bye would help. One would think that. Ya know.
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vOctober 23, 2016 at 4:30 pm #55874bnwBlockedSince this is the bye week when can we start posting threads about something other than this loss?
And 3-4 is not in competition for a playoff spot. 8-8 is rarely good enough. Seattle had to win the division to get in sub .500.
3-4 is still in the hunt…maybe a bit of a longshot but still in the hunt.
9 games to go and we can look back at 2-3 of those losses that could have easily been wins…just turn those around the 2nd half and get on a run.
If a team get’s hot and builds confidence they can roll off 3, 4, 5 wins in a row.
But this Rams team doesn’t win those games. Today we watched an INT that any one of us in wheelchair or on crutches could have caught from Keenum.
The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.
Sprinkles are for winners.
October 23, 2016 at 4:34 pm #55876bnwBlocked3-4 is still in the hunt…maybe a bit of a longshot but still in the hunt.
9 games to go and we can look back at 2-3 of those losses that could have easily been wins…just turn those around the 2nd half and get on a run.
If a team get’s hot and builds confidence they can roll of 3, 4, 5 wins in a row.
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Yup. They can still go 12-4
Teams like the Rams (mediocre-wildcard-level) are always a play or two
from winning three or four in a row. I mean, a play here a play there
and they beat the Giants and the Lions and are sitting at 5-2.That doesn’t mean i think they are a ‘good’ team, but they are
a slowly emerging team, imho. I think they are headed in the right direction.
I think. I wont fight about itI would think the Bye would help. One would think that. Ya know.
w
vThis Rams team is not mediocre. They flat out stink. They outgain the opponent in yards and still have to come back at the end and blow it. They STINK. No f’n playoffs this year and we all know it at week 7.
The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.
Sprinkles are for winners.
October 23, 2016 at 4:41 pm #55877canadaramParticipantI would think the Bye would help. One would think that. Ya know.
Yes, this bye week comes at a good time. I don’t know how far away Brockers and Johnson are from returning, but Quinn will be another week healthier and if Brockers and Johnson are back on the field the defense will be good enough to win some games.
I’ll take Fisher at his word about sticking with Keenum. However, I wonder if the other part of his quote means that he intends to make other changes on offense. I’m not trying to read too much into Fisher saying that he would make other changes before changing QBs, but if he were to make changes does he mean at WR? And if he does would that mean Cooper and/or Spruce would play more? Who would they replace? Does it mean more targets for Thomas? Does it mean changes on the o-line? Does it mean more carries for Cunningham and Brown? All of the above? He’s made post bye week changes before, so it will be interesting to see what happens over the next couple of weeks.
October 23, 2016 at 4:47 pm #55878JackPMillerParticipant3-4 is still in the hunt…maybe a bit of a longshot but still in the hunt.
9 games to go and we can look back at 2-3 of those losses that could have easily been wins…just turn those around the 2nd half and get on a run.
If a team get’s hot and builds confidence they can roll of 3, 4, 5 wins in a row.
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Yup. They can still go 12-4
Teams like the Rams (mediocre-wildcard-level) are always a play or two
from winning three or four in a row. I mean, a play here a play there
and they beat the Giants and the Lions and are sitting at 5-2.That doesn’t mean i think they are a ‘good’ team, but they are
a slowly emerging team, imho. I think they are headed in the right direction.
I think. I wont fight about itI would think the Bye would help. One would think that. Ya know.
w
vwv you must be taking some weird drugs, or something is strange is in the water you are drinking in West Virginia. You are hallucinating if you think we are a wild card team, or even going in the right direction. I like you buddy, but I just don’t see it. Jeff Fisher is wasting the talent we have/had, and they will go somewhere else to be successful. Fisher has not done a good job of making this team better. We need to be a lot better that another 7-9 season.
October 23, 2016 at 4:49 pm #55879InvaderRamModeratorBy the way–just heard on NFL network that Fisher said Case will continue to start.
Fisher isn’t going to throw Keenum under the bus and he shouldn’t. He’s also not going to make a decision about who starts the next game immediately after another tough loss. He will take some time, look at the film, consult with his coaches and then decide to start Goff.
At this point not starting Goff only makes sense if he isn’t as ready to play as Fisher has been saying he is.
it also doesn’t make sense to announce it now and give carolina time to prepare.
October 23, 2016 at 4:57 pm #55881InvaderRamModeratorgoff also gets more reps these next 2 weeks. they’re going to take a long look at goff and then determine if he starts. doesn’t make sense to make a impulsive decision right after a loss.
give him reps and then make a decision.
October 23, 2016 at 5:18 pm #55885sanbaggerParticipantSince this is the bye week when can we start posting threads about something other than this loss?
And 3-4 is not in competition for a playoff spot. 8-8 is rarely good enough. Seattle had to win the division to get in sub .500.
3-4 is still in the hunt…maybe a bit of a longshot but still in the hunt.
9 games to go and we can look back at 2-3 of those losses that could have easily been wins…just turn those around the 2nd half and get on a run.
If a team get’s hot and builds confidence they can roll off 3, 4, 5 wins in a row.
But this Rams team doesn’t win those games. Today we watched an INT that any one of us in wheelchair or on crutches could have caught from Keenum.
They have this year. They won 3 in a row and none of them were blowouts…so…yes, this team can and has done it.
With the exception of the niner game they had a chance to win every other game…won 3 of them and lost 3 of them.
October 23, 2016 at 5:41 pm #55892wvParticipant<
wv you must be taking some weird drugs, or something is strange is in the water you are drinking in West Virginia. You are hallucinating if you think we are a wild card team, or even going in the right direction. I like you buddy, but I just don’t see it. Jeff Fisher is wasting the talent we have/had, and they will go somewhere else to be successful. Fisher has not done a good job of making this team better. We need to be a lot better that another 7-9 season.—————
The ayahuasca helps me see more CLEARLY, Jack.I’m tellin ya, i see somethin good emerging. Colorful, too.
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October 23, 2016 at 6:03 pm #55895PA RamParticipantSince this is the bye week when can we start posting threads about something other than this loss?
And 3-4 is not in competition for a playoff spot. 8-8 is rarely good enough. Seattle had to win the division to get in sub .500.
3-4 is still in the hunt…maybe a bit of a longshot but still in the hunt.
9 games to go and we can look back at 2-3 of those losses that could have easily been wins…just turn those around the 2nd half and get on a run.
If a team get’s hot and builds confidence they can roll off 3, 4, 5 wins in a row.
There are a lot of things I can tolerate: dogs sleeping with cows, melted marshmallows on a sirloin, banging my toes on the edge of the bed and falling to the floor in screaming agony while the wife yells at me to “shut the hell up–I’m tryin’ to sleep!”.
But—no sir–I will not accept “Hope” when it comes to the Rams.
This is a room of soul crushing sadness and a little thing like “hope” can ruin that whole mood.
By the way–I haven’t officially welcomed you to the board. Welcome to the board, sanbagger.
I am PA Ram—the board optimist. Some of these other guys–a little dark–but you’ll get used to it.
"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. " Philip K. Dick
October 23, 2016 at 6:08 pm #55897sanbaggerParticipantThere are a lot of things I can tolerate: dogs sleeping with cows, melted marshmallows on a sirloin, banging my toes on the edge of the bed and falling to the floor in screaming agony while the wife yells at me to “shut the hell up–I’m tryin’ to sleep!”.
But—no sir–I will not accept “Hope” when it comes to the Rams.
This is a room of soul crushing sadness and a little thing like “hope” can ruin that whole mood.
By the way–I haven’t officially welcomed you to the board. Welcome to the board, sanbagger.
I am PA Ram—the board optimist. Some of these other guys–a little dark–but you’ll get used to it.
Thanks for the laugh and the greeting PA
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October 23, 2016 at 7:00 pm #55909bnwBlockedI don’t remember if I greeted you or not so welcome. Taking scopolamine early in the 4th quarter won’t help so don’t do drugs! Might also kill too. Really sucks being a Rams fan. Rams fans don’t let their kids become Rams fans.
- This reply was modified 8 years ago by bnw.
The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.
Sprinkles are for winners.
October 23, 2016 at 7:16 pm #55912sanbaggerParticipantI don’t remember if I greeted you or not so welcome. Taking scopolamine early in the 4th quarter might help. Might also kill too. Really sucks being a Rams fan. Rams fans don’t let their kids become Rams fans.
Thanks bnw…that was pretty funny…I guess as long time Ram fans we have to maintain our sense of humor.
Or…I go and refill my glass with a little more Gentleman Jim.
October 23, 2016 at 9:38 pm #55930bnwBlockedPerhaps licking a cane toad?
The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.
Sprinkles are for winners.
October 23, 2016 at 9:57 pm #55932wvParticipantPerhaps licking a cane toad?
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I think that would be a good way to watch the Rams this year.
Ya know. Have a little cane toad in a bowl next to the popcorn.Maybe britt was licking toads before the game.
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vOctober 23, 2016 at 10:30 pm #55935Eternal RamnationParticipantMy reaction is to stop watching this team until Fisher is gone. Is it all Fisher’s fault? No but through all the offenses some irritating constants exist. The worst one IMO started with Mike Jones and “The Tackle” and continued through today. I don’t care if it was Quick’s mistake or Keenum’s Fisher needs to accept accountability. If your players that have been together a while now are still not communicating properly in the 7th game don’t point at them, either coach them up or get rid of them and bring in teachable players put your fucking finger away.
Above all else Mr. Fisher you are just not that smart and ego driven belief that you are got the Rams to where they are today.October 23, 2016 at 10:34 pm #55936znModeratorIf your players that have been together a while now are still not communicating properly in the 7th game don’t point at them, either coach them up or get rid of them and bring in teachable players put your fucking finger away.
When he said that about the receivers, he was standing up for Keenum. That’s all that was.
October 23, 2016 at 10:54 pm #55937wvParticipantIf your players that have been together a while now are still not communicating properly in the 7th game don’t point at them, either coach them up or get rid of them and bring in teachable players put your fucking finger away.
When he said that about the receivers, he was standing up for Keenum. That’s all that was.
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Zack let me ask you something — if Fisher goes 7 and 9 this year, with Keenum,
would you consider firing him at the end of the year? (If you had the power)w
vOctober 23, 2016 at 11:00 pm #55938znModeratorZack let me ask you something — if Fisher goes 7 and 9 this year, with Keenum,
would you consider firing him at the end of the year? (If you had the power)w
vHonestly it depends. I don’t think the mere record tells me anything. Why did they go 7-9? And I balance that against all the players signed to longer contracts who fit their particular system only…like Barron and Austin. It would be a tough call but it would depend on the major reason (or reasons) for going 7-9. All that’s balanced though by this…there’s no such thing as a Fisher diehard. I think most people, even those who defend him now, would be fine with a change IF the change is a good one.
October 23, 2016 at 11:09 pm #55941Eternal RamnationParticipantIf your players that have been together a while now are still not communicating properly in the 7th game don’t point at them, either coach them up or get rid of them and bring in teachable players put your fucking finger away.
When he said that about the receivers, he was standing up for Keenum. That’s all that was.
Maybe Zn but there’s a weird dynamic there and it’s not the first time he’s done this. He could have accepted the blame himself and protected all the players but he as he has done time after time singled out one particular group . Add to that two int’s were absolutely horrible throws and some of the completions exposed the wrs to vicious hits. The guy is a turnover machine. Then throw in Wentz making the entire organization look like imbeciles today. Watching this team is like going to the dentist hungover.
October 23, 2016 at 11:19 pm #55943znModeratorIf your players that have been together a while now are still not communicating properly in the 7th game don’t point at them, either coach them up or get rid of them and bring in teachable players put your fucking finger away.
When he said that about the receivers, he was standing up for Keenum. That’s all that was.
Maybe Zn but there’s a weird dynamic there and it’s not the first time he’s done this. He could have accepted the blame himself and protected all the players but he as he has done time after time singled out one particular group . Add to that two int’s were absolutely horrible throws and some of the completions exposed the wrs to vicious hits. The guy is a turnover machine. Then throw in Wentz making the entire organization look like imbeciles today. Watching this team is like going to the dentist hungover.
He directly did say, in the actual press-conference and not the selected quoted bits, that the coaches have to do a better job.
I don;t see the weird stuff you see. We just differ on that. Ain’t board warrin over it or nothin … we’re just sittin in different rooms on that one.
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October 24, 2016 at 12:03 am #55945InvaderRamModeratori don’t think fisher was deflecting blame onto others. he even goes as far as to retract his statement and say that he needed to look at film before finding out where the problem was and he also put responsibility on the coaches. i think he was upset and was just on the defensive. people were trying to put this on keenum and make this about goff. fisher understandably goes on the defensive to stick up for his qb.
i am concerned however that fisher has lost the team somehow. when players are making dumb mistakes every week. i don’t know. this team is not prepared. i think the players like fisher, but the attitude is lax. they’re not focused like they should be. maybe part of that is lack of leadership on the players’ part. but that also falls on fisher too.
but if there is a change it can’t just be for the sake of just making a change.
October 24, 2016 at 12:10 am #55946znModeratori am concerned however that fisher has lost the team somehow. when players are making dumb mistakes every week.
When Linehan lost the team, we knew it. There was no doubt. You could see things; things were said. This does not look like that and this does not sound like that.
Think who is making dumb mistakes. Britt? He has barely reached the stage where we could say his head was right…that’s new to him. Quick? We thought he had turned the corner but then turns out he just hesitated at the corner and looked the right direction.
October 24, 2016 at 12:21 am #55948InvaderRamModeratorit doesn’t have to be losing the team like linehan lost the team. like i said i think the players like him. but the team makes dumb mistakes week in week out.
if they don’t make a change at qb then make it somewhere. hold people accountable. if this was just restricted to two players fine. i get it. but it seems to affect everyone. not this week but for the past couple years at least. bench grob. play some of the rookie receivers.
instead it’s the same cast and repeated mental errors.
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October 24, 2016 at 1:03 am #55951Eternal RamnationParticipantThere is so much about Fisher that bugs me over the years but this deal with Case and Goff is bad. If Goff isn’t a huge upgrade over Case than mortgaging the future of the team for Goff was a mistake. Quick was going to be a monster but raw he needed coaching GRob was raw but has all the tools of an all pro LOT. Goff has elite arm talent but needs extensive coaching having never been asked to play under center or read defense. So we have 3 high picks that require superior coaching to yield a player commensurate with their lofty draft position. To me that doesn’t seem to be happening nor is there much hope that it ever will.
October 24, 2016 at 3:30 pm #55998OzonerangerParticipantThis team got shut out by the 49ers. The 1-6 49ers.
Let that one sink in, folks.
That alone is a big reason Fisher hasn’t signed the extension.
As for yesterday, what a frustrating game. Same old shit. Penalties, AWOL running game. Shaky game management.
Once again, defeat at the hands of an inferior opponent.
October 24, 2016 at 5:31 pm #56002wvParticipantThis team got shut out by the 49ers. The 1-6 49ers.
Let that one sink in, folks.
That alone is a big reason Fisher hasn’t signed the extension.
As for yesterday, what a frustrating game. Same old shit. Penalties, AWOL running game. Shaky game management.
Once again, defeat at the hands of an inferior opponent.
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It sucked alright. The last three games have been ugly, for sure.
But they are a play or two away from being 5-2. Ya know. A pick6 here, a tipped ball there.
So, maybe there is still some hope for this miserable situation. Maybe.
Nine more games. Carolina is a must win. They have two weeks to prepare. Fisher has a way of jerking us around, as his teams lurch back and forth. Maybe this time they lurch a little bit more in the Win column. We’ll see.
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October 24, 2016 at 6:25 pm #56009sanbaggerParticipanti am concerned however that fisher has lost the team somehow. when players are making dumb mistakes every week.
When Linehan lost the team, we knew it. There was no doubt. You could see things; things were said. This does not look like that and this does not sound like that.
Think who is making dumb mistakes. Britt? He has barely reached the stage where we could say his head was right…that’s new to him. Quick? We thought he had turned the corner but then turns out he just hesitated at the corner and looked the right direction.
I don’t think that’s fair to say about Quick at all…and Britt for that matter.
The receivers are having the best year they have had in years…same guys, what’s different?
I think the new “O by GroH” is having an effect and the receivers are actually getting a chance to catch it and not worry about getting blown up as soon as they catch it….that leads to higher reception rate and lower dropped passes rate.
The problem with the O is they still haven’t gotten (is that a word?) the running game on the tarmac let alone lift off. Why is that? I haven’t put my finger on it yet but mulling it over.
October 24, 2016 at 8:37 pm #56026znModeratori am concerned however that fisher has lost the team somehow. when players are making dumb mistakes every week.
When Linehan lost the team, we knew it. There was no doubt. You could see things; things were said. This does not look like that and this does not sound like that.
Think who is making dumb mistakes. Britt? He has barely reached the stage where we could say his head was right…that’s new to him. Quick? We thought he had turned the corner but then turns out he just hesitated at the corner and looked the right direction.
I don’t think that’s fair to say about Quick at all…and Britt for that matter.
The receivers are having the best year they have had in years…same guys, what’s different?
I think the new “O by GroH” is having an effect and the receivers are actually getting a chance to catch it and not worry about getting blown up as soon as they catch it….that leads to higher reception rate and lower dropped passes rate.
The problem with the O is they still haven’t gotten (is that a word?) the running game on the tarmac let alone lift off. Why is that? I haven’t put my finger on it yet but mulling it over.
I agree with you about the year in general, and about Groh’s influence. I think that’s all true.
And still, given all that, all 3 of them still F’ed up in that game. It’s really startling in fact to see 3 WRs screw up in one game so badly.
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