wv wrote:

I believe in the Rams Defense, but i dont believe in their offense so much. The two games against Shannahan kilt my faith in the offense.

Me too.

If the Rams are planning on using the short passing game again this week I would expect Belichick to be ready and we will see a lot of tipped balls and unsuccessful screen passes. I hope Akers continues to show progress. That will make me feel more confident about the offense.

RamsMaineiac wrote:

He has become a liability to this team and I for one am done hoping for a upside. In four years He has not progressed or improved in a manner than warrants making him a cornerstone of this team. He is too hot and cold and inconsistency is really a terrible trait for a QB

This is exactly how I feel. Although, I would express my opinion on Goff so incoherently that nobody would understand what I was trying to say. So, thank you.

When is the last time Goff/McVay had a solid offensive outing vs. a great defense? Does Buffalo count? At any rate, if the Rams are going to win it will take a Herculean effort from the defense and zero mistakes from the STs because I don’t see the offense scoring more than 17 points against Tampa’s defense.

zn wrote:

He said that the US would not need to lock down if people followed other public-health advice, like wearing masks and social distancing.

Speaking strictly anecdotally, where I live far too many people do not follow basic public-health advice.

Seattle will win
Russell Wilson is too good
The Rams aren’t there yet.

Wow. The defense was the only thing that didn’t look terrible.

I’m starting to believe that unless the Rams have an elite defense Goff is not good enough to win them a Super Bowl. Yes, I am aware that the Rams have played in a Super Bowl with Goff as their starter, but since that game he has not proven that he can consistently handle good defenses. He might play well enough on occasion (e.g. last week vs. Chicago), but over the long hall good DCs seem to find ways to fluster him. I am certain that the Rams will not be making the playoffs this season. In fact, I’ll go one step further and confidently say that today was the first loss in what is about to be a five game losing streak.

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wv wrote:

The Rams blue-jersey-blue-pants uniforms may very well be the worst uniforms since the Swiss Guard:

YES!!

Regarding the game, I believe the Niners have enough weapons on offense to expose the Rams LBs in the short passing game. No idea what that will mean for the final result though.

Henderson seems to be living up to his potential now. Love him. I’ve said it before, but I can’t handle Sloman. I just don’t have the mental fortitude to deal with his kicks.

I lived for that show. I go back and watch clips on YouTube all the time. The clip in your post is blocked from playing in Canada for some reason, so I couldn’t watch it.

Agamemnon wrote:

I always liked SCTV when I could get it. John Candy, etc.

Something’s gotta give with Sloman. I don’t have the coping skills to handle this version of him. Can he improve? Solid second half makes me feel good about the rest of the team.

It might be a trite term but that was a total team win in my eyes. Great to get a comfortable road win. The offense seems to have a wide range of options. On defense I would like to see more of the pressures turn into sacks. I hope Sloman can get it together, he looks shaky. The new uniforms and helmets still aren’t to growing on me. Winning in Buffalo will be tough. Consecutive long road trips have to be exhausting.

Happy for the win. Didn’t like the fourth quarter stress. Would like to see some more efficiency from the redzone offense. Finally, the win did not make those horrid uniforms grow on me.

I see Bryce Hopkins mentioned in a tweet above, but I haven’t heard/read much about his performance during camp/scrimmages. Admittedly I haven’t been giving this off-season my usual level of attention. That said, is there any word on Hopkins? I see he’s low on the depth chart, but I expected that.

zn wrote:

Billy_T wrote:

If it saves even one life . . . why would anyone have a problem with it?

You wouldn’t believe the problems some claim to have with it. Or probably you would.

Another way to say that is that resistance to masks is just unbelievable.

It’s all over the place out there.

A buncha John Wayne wannabes telling us they don’t live in fear.

Lots of people not buying in up here either. I wear one whenever I buy groceries, and I am always in the minority.

I just can’t get excited about the schedule right now. Sitting here in May I can’t imagine a scenario where it will be safe to have a normal regular season.