Consecutive road wins in less than ideal weather, in two notoriously difficult places for visiting teams to play. I love it. The sacks werent great , but I’m not surprised that speed rushers would give the Rams’ line problems. I could see the Niners front getting to Goff next week as well. Anyway, 6-0!? Wow! Between 2007 and 2016 seven wins was the ceiling. So to have 6 wins in October has me pretty pleased.

Fingers crossed that Saffold and Kupp don’t have lingering issues. Okoronkwo is eligible to practice this week and while I doubt he’s a difference maker the rest of the season it wiuld be nice to see him in for some passing downs. I would think that Zuerlein is close to returning as well.

The Rams are going to lose at some point. Denver is usually a tough road game. Keemun played well vs this defense less than one year ago. It is going to be cold. If the Rams win it will be a similar situation to the Seattle game, but not quite the high scoring affair. I expect the struggles against the run to continue.

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Division games are always tough. Even tougher on the road, and Seattle is tougher than most road venues. Some pretty mediocre Rams teams usually played the Seahawks tough when Seattle was competing for Super Bowls. I expect this to be a difficult game. Russell Wilson can win games by himself if needed. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Seattle win. I hope that it doesn’t come down to making some field goals.

It’s interesting to see Gurley lined up as a wideout. I’ve noticed it a couple of times this season. Most notably tonight on Woods’ TD in the 3rd. My memory ain’t what it used to be, but I don’t remember it happening last season.

I kind of hope that is what happens. I understand the excitement of a primetime game, but I don’t like them. If it were up to me the Rams would play all of their games on Sundays at 8:00 EST.

New-and-improved-living-in-the-moment-Canadaram is super excited by how solidly Goff performed today. I haven’t felt this confident about a Rams QB since the 2003 version of Bulger.

I think the Rams have the depth to weather the injuries in the secondary assuming more injuries don’t occur, but it sure would help if Donald can start finding his groove.

I was surprised that he’s listed as being over 6ft, he looks shorter to me. I’m no carnival height guesser guy though, so what do I know. At any rate he seems like he might start his career like Danny Amendola- spending some time on one or two practice squads before he finds a home. Since it seems as though several starters will be resting I’d like to see him play against the Texans starting secondary.

I hope that he gets the help that he needs.

Thanks zn.

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Thanks zn, but I feel like I’m doing exactly that and the best I can get is the link appearing on the screen. I will not be deterred. I shall try again.

I haven’t watched the game yet, but I’m glad to read the positive reports about Demby and Noteboom. Depth on the oline will be important. I’m wondering if there is any chance that the Rams keep both Kelly and Davis and cut Malcolm Brown.

“He hates these cans.”

I’m also very interested to read about Sam Shields progress during camp.

zn wrote:

Let’s say that instead of trading for him this year, they signed him as a free agent next year. If they did, as with all FA signings, that issue wouldn’t even come up. Well. What’s the difference?

That’s a good way of putting it. I agree.