I was surprisingly calm for the 4th quarter of this game. Maybe because I accepted that this was going to be a Rams loss midway through the 3rd. The offense was stagnant, Stafford seemed unreliable and uncertain, the special teams was mistake prone as usual. Call me a bad fan, but I just figured this was another loss in Philadelphia. Thankfully, the Rams defense was able to hold a wounded Eagles offense at bay… at least when special teams and Stafford weren’t giving the Eagles solid field position.

I totally understood the Eagles going for it on 4th and goal late in the 4th. The Rams offense was doing nothing. Pinning them deep in their own end seemed like a certainty to me. However, Stafford finally figured things out and Puka was Puka. That was awesome. After abandoning the run against Denver, I loved seeing McVay run the ball late in this game.

The special teams will continue to haunt this team if things aren’t figured out. Games are often so close in this league. Missing field goals and giving up long punt returns are killers. Byron Young was very good today.

That McDuffie PI to end the half was ridiculous. I thought it would be a total backbreaker. Good on the Rams for coming away with a win on this one though. Seems like forever since they’ve won in Philadelphia.

One thing that I forgot to mention last nigh was that McVay seemed to abandon the run game. Stafford had 55 pass attempts. Not sure if this coincides with the Rams being short at TE, but I still didn’t like it. There were a couple of drives late in the first half where I was really hoping for some run plays that never materialized.

Even with the drop on third down, I was encouraged by the play of Ferguson.

I’m stressed whenever Kyren has the ball in his hands as I’m always waiting for his next turnover.

McDuffie looked great.

I hate any missed FG.

Adams seemed unstoppable.

Rams defense played well vs the run.

Jamis Winston didn’t look good.

I like how McVay used the run in this game, and I loved the even split between Williams and Corum.

I thought AD was solid.

Denver is going to be tough, especially on a short week.

Great bounce back win by the Rams.

McVay struggled against Morris last year when Morris was working with less talent. This was bad all around though. Jeez.

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Who got burned on the 65 yard TD?

While I really disliked the Atwell pick when the Rams drafted him, I grew to appreciate the role that he played for the Rams. Barring injuries to other players, I won’t expect him to see the field much, but I’m glad that he’s back.

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While I was aware of the Leonard/Clippers story, I hadn’t really started caring or kinda paying attention to it until he was going to be traded to the Raptors. It doesn’t sound like a resolution is near. I don’t even really understand who is leading this investigation. Is it the commissioner who works for the owners? Or is there a 3rd party, and if there is a 3rd party, is the NBA obligated to follow the findings and recommendations if Balmer faces a penalty?

So sorry for your loss, Keith. What a kind, hardworking soul she must have been. May you soon be full of nothing but happy memories.

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Okay.

Had 2 or 3 hours to savor the flavors.

Big dice roll at a position that COULD be upgraded, but didn’t need to be.

They are now without their 1st round pick for next year. That means that if Nacua goes out before the trade deadline, the Rams are powerless to get a gamechanger to replace him. Or…whoever.

Myles Garrett is better than Verse – short term – but they have a lot less ammo on hand to make a mid-season adjustment.

Not sure. If they win it all this year, fine.

I just said the same thing to a friend via text, but my text was full of typos and grammatical errors.

I also added that I thought Verse didn’t progress as much as I had hoped he would last year, but I was still excited/hopeful about him being a Ram.

If Young stays healthy and Stewart develops, this could be a generational defense for the Rams.

I get McVay’s regret about how he handled things with Goff. However, had he been transparent with Goff and told him that the Rams were going to explore trading him and then the trade didn’t come to fruition, how would that have impacted their relationship moving forward? I’m not trying to defend McVay, as it doesn’t even seem like he’s defending himself in this case. It’s just something I wonder about. It seems like a difficult and maybe even risky conversation to have with your starting qb.

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The Rams aren’t snapping their Thanksgiving drought but they will be playing the night before.

Rams-Packers on Thanksgiving Eve at 5 pm PT

So unless they’re coming off of a bye, it’s a ridiculously short week for the Rams. Furthermore, it’s happening in the same season where they’re going to be playing a game in Australia and then coming back to prepare after putting their bodies through two extreme time changes. Sometimes I hate the business of the NFL.

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canadaram wrote:

EDIT: actually, I’m not sure if Williams signed with the Rams, might a Raider. Wait and see I guess.

He signed with Vegas.

Just as well. Having two rookie receivers with the monikers E.J. and C.J. would show a lack of foresight and reflect poorly on the organization as a whole.