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September 29, 2015 at 6:35 pm in reply to: Rams sign Toon to PS, move McGee to reg roster, and cut Pead. #31425InvaderRamModerator
what’s going on with stedman? was really expecting him to make a bigger impact than he has.
InvaderRamModeratori think he’ll get better as the season goes on and the talent around him gets better. or at least i think the talent around him gets better.
InvaderRamModeratormakes sense with gurley starting to play.
InvaderRamModeratoris there a way to get rid of this chat window? it’s kind of annoying when you don’t need to use it.
InvaderRamModeratorthe thing they gotta do. absolutely gotta do. is get this running game on track.
foles is who he is. this passing game is what it is.
but get this running game on track. and there’s a lot of potential there. and i think the rams can turn this around.
i just don’t have a clue how to do that. gurley is getting stronger. mason is getting stronger.
but this oline still doesn’t open many holes. how long does it take for this oline to gel? if it takes another 4 games, this team is in trouble.
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InvaderRamModeratordiesels in general are not popular in the states which is a shame because by all accounts they ARE better than the gas engines. more durable. more efficient. better performance. but there are other diesels out there which didn’t get caught. maybe they cheated and just didn’t get caught? dunno. but i know lots of people who swear by the diesel engine but for some reason americans hate them.
InvaderRamModeratorjust talking to an engineering friend of mine. he says the basic technology of the internal combustion engine hasn’t changed in the past 50 years.
don’t really know myself but i gotta think that some alternatives could be thought up and developed.
InvaderRamModeratorthat kendricks dropped td pass was a real heartbreaker.
InvaderRamModeratori wouldn’t. it’s been a long time since he’s played competitive football. as he gets tired the chances of injury increase. need to gradually build him back up.
InvaderRamModeratorsorry, guys. won’t be able to do chat room today, but i will be watching the game and will be at the chat room in spirit.
hopefully we’ll all be happy by the end of today.
InvaderRamModeratori know this guy isn’t the savior. but this guy is potentially the best player on offense. this season. now on this offense that might not be saying much but it’s still nothing you can just dismiss either…
InvaderRamModeratorpass protection was supposed to have been a strength of his. not just that but advanced as a receiver as well. should take pressure off foles.
but yeah. less than 10 touches today. i believe fisher said he’ll be limited first time back.
InvaderRamModeratorInvaderRamModeratoror maybe it’s time they get rid of gas and diesel powered engines. it’s an antiquated piece of technology.
InvaderRamModeratorwell the one thing that absolutely rings true is the fact that the rams couldn’t stop the run. that was their biggest undoing against washington. i don’t care what kind of coverage they were playing.
InvaderRamModeratori think it has everything to do with quick. not being able to beat out givens speaks volumes to me. of course i may be totally wrong.
InvaderRamModeratortre has to step up too. the oline. tavon, kenny, sted, jared. everybody needs to step up. can’t expect the d to totally shut down this high powered offense.
September 25, 2015 at 6:07 pm in reply to: Feeling good about Sunday…the "will Rams beat Steelers" thread #31153InvaderRamModeratorwell they’ll be playing at home, and that should make a huge difference.
September 25, 2015 at 8:31 am in reply to: Feeling good about Sunday…the "will Rams beat Steelers" thread #31135InvaderRamModeratorhahahaha. great post!
September 24, 2015 at 11:06 pm in reply to: Feeling good about Sunday…the "will Rams beat Steelers" thread #31128InvaderRamModeratorbest case scenario. rams shore up the run defense and go to town on roethlisberger. force a couple turnovers.
mason and a healthy gurley show us what a healthy running game is capable of. takes pressure off of foles who is able to make some explosive plays to the wide receivers. offensive line gains confidence.
InvaderRamModeratorya know. i’d be more than happy if the rams would shut arians’ mouthy trap up. i know he’s trying to stay hungry and motivate his team. but just something annoying about him. actually. i’m just annoyed in general by the cardinals.
or actually it’d be better if arians got more pissed off at his team cuz the rams demolished them. yeah. that’s what i wish.
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InvaderRamModeratorit’s a trend we’ve seen though the past several years.
but maybe this is the season they reverse that. foles stays healthy. the oline gels. running backs get healthy. everyone is happy.
or foles gets injured. the oline is patchy. running backs have no holes to run through. everyone cries.
or something in between.
i hate weekdays.
InvaderRamModeratoran explosive receiver and an explosive dual threat running back…
i’m nervous. but a good nervous. big test for the defense. it wouldn’t surprise me if they turned around and slowed this offense down. especially playing at home.
InvaderRamModeratorthere’s probably a lot of truth to that.
they’re a very young team.
i do think that eventually a good team will come out of this. but i wonder if fisher will still be the head coach when that happens.
InvaderRamModeratori just posted an espn article on this in the other thread.
exciting. by no means am i expecting him to be the savior, but i think he makes an impact. the running game has been uninspiring so far. i think gurley is the type of guy though that can make his blockers better. no offense to mason, but i think gurley is a special type of talent.
now i don’t think he gets a full load this week. and if he even does make an appearance, it’ll only be a handful of carries. but it’s a start. and with mason already getting his feet wet the previous week and probably getting even more carries this week, i’m excited to see what this offense can start to look like.
InvaderRamModeratorSt. Louis Rams RB Todd Gurley not listed on injury report
Nick Wagoner, ESPN Staff Writer
EARTH CITY, Mo. — The St. Louis Rams only had two players listed on Wednesday’s injury report. Neither of them is running back Todd Gurley.
A week after Gurley (knee) was listed on the injury report throughout the build up to the game against the Washington Redskins, Gurley was noticeable only in his absence from Wednesday’s list.
In fact, the only Rams on the injury report are holdovers from Week 1 in running back Chase Reynolds and end Eugene Sims, both of whom did not practice as they recover from knee ailments.
As for Gurley, he said he is feeling good and when he was asked if he would tell coaches he’s ready to play Sunday against Pittsburgh if they asked, Gurley said “Yeah, I would.”
Gurley said he is getting more work in practice and getting back into football shape.
“It’s definitely getting there,” Gurley said. “I know as far as my recovery from being tired, I definitely feel a lot better. I feel like I’ve been doing a great job of that. And getting those reps, it’s helping me a lot.”
Here’s the Rams’ injury report for Wednesday:
Did not participate: RB Chase Reynolds (knee), end Eugene Sims (knee)
InvaderRamModeratorPittsburgh is averaging a league-leading 458.5 yards per game in total offensive. The Steelers lead the league in passing (349.5 yards per game) and are 18th in rushing (109.0 per game).
and remember they did this without le’veon bell who comes back this week off of suspension.
playing at home should help.
i’m getting nervous already.
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InvaderRamModeratorin order to go 3-3, i think the rams defense has to play better than even their week 1 performance.
from the past 2 weeks i can gather that.
1. the rams just match up well with the seahawks. that’s been the case the past several years. i’m not sure how well they stack up against their next 4 opponents.
2. the seattle offensive line is not good. they’ve gotten battered 2 weeks in a row now. i don’t know the ol situations of their next 4 opponents.
they’ve got some tough matchups coming up.
2 of them feature some heavy duty running backs in bell and lacy. those two teams happen to have very good quarterbacks too. better than cousins. if they can’t shore up the defense. the run defense in particular. that’s 2 losses already right there with arizona and cleveland still to play.
of course. who knows. maybe they play up to their opponents and really take it to pittsburgh and green bay.
InvaderRamModeratormaybe fisher needs to reign in williams?
just frustrating. sounds like williams’ ego is getting in the way. wouldn’t surprise me.
True, yet nobody was complaining about Williams after the Seattle game.
What laram says about Williams’ defense may have some truth to it but I’m not sure the gimmicky nature of the defense is why they struggled against Washington. I think they just got whupped.
also a good point. maybe a little patience is needed. pitt game can’t come soon enough.
whatever it is they better get it sorted quick. can’t take half the season to fix it.
InvaderRamModeratormaybe fisher needs to reign in williams?
just frustrating. sounds like williams’ ego is getting in the way. wouldn’t surprise me.
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