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September 17, 2017 at 9:56 pm #74476
nittany ram
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Nobody in the NFC West looks unbeatable. They’re all flawed, so none of the teams are going to run away with the division. Seattle is probably still the strongest, but based on the first two weeks I think the Rams may be better than the Cards, and they’re probably farther along than the 9ers too. And with all their young talent, the Rams have the potential to improve the most over the course of the season. I think the run defense will tighten up. It may never be stalwart, but it will get better. The offense will certainly improve as Goff grows as a QB and builds rapport with his great young receivers. Gurley’s play today was promising. Despite today’s loss, I think the Rams have a chance to compete for the division, mainly because I think the December Rams will be a much better team than the September Rams.
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September 17, 2017 at 10:24 pm #74478

InvaderRam
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well the cardinals without david johnson will be hurting a lot. so yeah. rams need to make a move now before he gets back. i agree. i think seattle is the best of the nfc west. niners. should beat them this week. if they don’t, it’ll be very disappointing. even with a leaky run defense. those niners have managed 12 points in their first two games… 12 freaking points. and 270 passing yards… for 2 games…

gurley looked promising today. he needs to take care of the ball though. 3 fumbles already this season. he can’t keep coughing it up. as poorly as he ran last week, he’s still good for 7th in rushing. so far. he’s gotta keep getting better.

the only thing that worries me is the rams are inexperienced. goff. only 9 games starting experience. mcvay first time head coach. 31 years old. there’s going to be a lot of inconsistency. that could hurt as the season goes on. palmer and wilson are veterans. they’ve been in their respective systems for years. so i expect a lot more consistency from them. i don’t know what to expect from a goff/mcvay led team yet. it’s only been 2 games.

they should be better than the niners. it just depends on how much losing david johnson hurts the cardinals. i think seahawks are not reachable. hopefully, next year.

September 18, 2017 at 1:22 am #74489
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Man, I can’t believe how bad Seattles offensive line is. It reminds me of tecmo bowl, when you called the correct play on defense.
I don’t believe Seattle is the best of this division.

I honestly believe Donald hurt the defense today. I don’t care who you are, you can’t just miss all of training camp and mini camp, in a brand new defensive system, and just show up one day and do everything right. I wish he didn’t play as much as he did.

On the bright side,that means the run defense should only get better. I also think it was a Gruden thing. Hell son of Bums son is on that coaching staff…..you think they didn’t know how to attack this defense….they did.

This game, more than the first game makes me believe in this team. That is to say I believe the Rams are the best team in a weak division.
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September 18, 2017 at 1:37 am #74493

Eternal Ramnation
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NFC West log jam. The hags offense is bad really bad. The whiners D will not be push overs to go with the usual fuckery that comes with playing night games at Levi’s.
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