they were good, but i think they need to get even better. even with ogletree and quinn.

i want to see them become elite.

i guess what i’m trying to say is that even with the injuries it seemed like they were underperforming. they were good for sure but they could have been better. but i also think they’re extremely young so the potential to get better is definitely there.

dak prescott – this guy igono hates dak

Dak Prescott

http://www.forwhomthecowbelltolls.com/2016/1/27/10843372/dak-prescott-senior-bowl-practices-nfl-draft

apparently he’s making a real good impression in senior bowl practices.

the only thing working against jenkins is he will be 28 in october. johnson just turned 26.

they want this to be a spectacle. any old stadium on carson wasn’t going to do it.

inglewood has a bad reputation too, but that area. not just inglewood. is undergoing massive gentrification. lots of tech corporations i believe are moving near that area. that place is going to be a spectacle which is what the nfl wanted. it will be very much be a disneyland type atmosphere. carson would not.

i don’t know what grubman is trying to say but i read one thing that makes sense. having a team in los angeles will be key when negotiating a new tv deal. i think that’s what the owners are ultimately banking on rather than the real estate project around the stadium.

it will also act as a home base for nfl west with nfl films and the combine (after the contract expires with indianapolis) and the draft and superbowls.

Vincent Bonsignore ‏@DailyNewsVinny
Nothing finalized yet, but #Rams considering Oxnard as a short-term home base. Among a few other locations

Nothing finalized yet, but #Rams considering Oxnard as a short-term home base. Among a few other locations

— Vincent Bonsignore (@DailyNewsVinny) January 24, 2016

• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by InvaderRam.

i haven’t been to the ed jones dome in over 10 years, but i’m sure it is completely fine. qualcomm stadium seemed fine to me as well, but what do i know?

the only thing about candlestick park was that some of the seating was a little awkward with it being a baseball stadium and everything. but otherwise a fine stadium especially for watching baseball.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by InvaderRam.
• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by InvaderRam.

i’d like to see the fans win for once.

cuz we know this move ain’t for the fans including the los angeles fans.

besides i think it’d be awesome if the rams had to play at the coliseum for the next ten years! ha!

nice. just need to get quinn back on track.

Zooey wrote:

wv wrote:

Zooey wrote:

wv wrote:

“…it’s fair to wonder how difficult it will be for them to add to their staff with Fisher entering the fifth and final year of his contract.”

Gee thats so obvious
but i never thot of it.

w
v

Yeah, but it depends on the contract they offer Shurmur. Or anyone else. Are they guaranteed money? For how long? Is it tied to Fisher’s deal?

Fisher isn’t going anywhere. In fact, I will be surprised if he isn’t extended before the end of the season.

Really? An extension before the end of the season?
I suppose so, but only if he has a winning record
after ten games or so.

w
v

A big part of Fisher’s credentials in Stan’s eyes is that he moved from Houston, to Memphis, to Nashville.

He isn’t going to fire Fisher one year into Los Angeles.

that makes sense.

they should televise the moment kroenke realizes he isn’t going to see any of that psl money.

demoff said in the latest interview that they’re mulling it over.

seems hard to bring grass in considering the stadium will be built underground.

i’d put that team against any other all-time team in the nfl.

do i want to see the rams on hard knocks? i’d lean towards no. don’t think it’d be that interesting anyway. and if they were on, i’d be too curious not to watch it.