as poorly as gurley ran, he still had 96 total yards.

of course this was as shitty a defense as you’ll find in the nfl.

yeah. i’m just not sure about him at this point. i feel like more than several times he just lowered his head and didn’t even look where he was running when he could have easily bounced it outside.

of course later on he did bounce some runs outside only for an olineman or a tight end to get called for holding. so. who knows?

greatest. ever.

gotta stop the penalties. gotta get better at running the ball. also. washington has a legit qb playing and some legit receivers to throw to. i just read that reed might have a broken toe though. still. maybe donald should be available next week.

it’s the colts, so we should take a step back and realize that.

but still. this offense can get better. goff is going to. hopefully now. make strides. hopefully. you’d expect. and he’s not always going to look like he did today. but you expect him to make strides. and he’ll continue to gain chemistry with his receivers. so i’m satisfied. for now.

sonofbum! went against a scrub for a qb. but you can only play who’s in front of you. and they got 2 turnovers for touchdowns. and they’re still waiting for the best defensive player in the world to come back. so. i’m satisfied.

keep him out week 2. make sure he’s ready.

i don’t think washington will be much good anyway. depending of course on how the offense looks.

Agamemnon wrote:

Conversely, Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. showed up for training camp — and nearly suffered a season-ending injury during a preseason game. Ditto for Raiders pass rusher Khalil Mack, who emerged from August with a knee injury that caused him to miss a practice in the week preceding the season-opening game.

yup. and why i would never begrudge donald for not showing up to camp. i don’t understand all the animosity being directed towards him.

hopefully the rams and donald can come up with an agreement and he can be a ram for a long time. but donald doesn’t owe anybody anything.

Agamemnon wrote:

Well, good. I am not upset with Donald or the Rams. I am glad the drama is over. Hopefully they can reach an agreement, sooner better than later.

yeah i don’t see much reason to get upset about this.

shoot in a way it could be a good thing and donald doesn’t suffer through the abuse of a 16 game schedule. i think playoffs were a long shot anyway.

be safe, mac. and anyone else who might be out there.

if cooper kupp is your fourth receiver, you’re pretty deep at that position. not sure how long that’s gonna last.

i’m worried about the tight end position especially considering how much mcvay uses tight ends. i’m thinking the wide receivers see a lot of time at least for the time being.

this is the best wr corps the rams have had in i don’t even know how long. just need the oline to stay healthy. and need goff to learn this offense fast!

i essentially agree with what waldman says, but lately when i read his articles i hear this loud ringing in my head.

johnny mundt. oregon. had a reputation as a good blocker hist first three years. was having a good senior year then injured his knee.

lots of good players got cut. that’s good for the rams.

i have no idea. i don’t think we can take too much from the charger game. i don’t think we can take too much from the raider game either.

i think i’ll have a better idea after the first four games. and i think i’ll know by the end of the season.

i think the physical skills are there. that’s why he was picked number one overall. i’m just not sure about the mental part.

kupp. offensive rookie of the year.

donald can do whatever the hell he wants to do.

shoot if he wants to sit and never play another game for the rams he can do that too. would he end up regretting it? possibly.

but yeah. it’s hard seeing the rams give into his demands. and would there be a team out there willing to meet those demands?

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