i’m reading on the la times that sofi will have about 65% attendance of 9er fans…

not good.

this will be a defining moment for the rams in los angeles.

lots of talk on the radio about whether los angeles even cares that the rams could go to the superbowl on sunday.

Zooey wrote:

And that Bills/Chiefs thing.

that was crazy.

JackPMiller wrote:

I saw on the facebook sports pages, 9er fans want us. They feel the Rams are easy to beat.

should the rams advance to the nfc championship i hope the stadium is full of rams fans. shut those niners fans up.

rams really needed to end the niners that last week.

zn wrote:

As of right now they look like a playoff team but not a super bowl team.

yup.

maybe i’m wrong. but it seems to me that this oline isn’t good enough. and the team in general is not physical enough.

Hram wrote:

If you are going to throw on 3rd down at the end of the half, why the heck wouldn’t you run play action instead of empty set.

yeah. it was stupid.

and then the defensive collapse at the end was disappointing.

nittany ram wrote:

Having Stafford as your QB is like having an Aston Martin with a bad timing belt.

Good looking but lots of misfires.

i’m hoping he can get this thing turned around a little bit. i think it’s possible, but i’m worried to be honest.

defense is getting better.

michel has been huge.

if stafford can get on a little bit of a hot streak then this team could be something else in the playoffs.

zn wrote:

Blaine Grisak@bgrisakDTR
There’s a HUGE difference in Stafford needing to be better and Stafford being a horrible QB.

i agree.

zn wrote:

roberto clemente@rclemente2121
rams defense held the ravens to just 12 offensive points today, which will most likely land the rams d top 5 in fewest offensive points allowed thru week 17.

meanwhile staley’s chargers defense ranks 29th in offensive points allowed headed into this week.

wow.

ugly game by stafford.

they do win an important game. but is this a superbowl team?

shouldn’t be a surprise. unfortunate but had to be done.

not extremely impressed. the defense put the offense in some really good positions. felt like the offense should have scored more…

stafford putting up impressive numbers on the season. but still want to see him do it against quality competition.

well. at first i was disappointed. but comparing him to the rest of the field. he still ranks third in qb rating. he ranks first in total qbr. he also ranks fourth in ypa.

football outsiders ranks him third although it’s possible he moves up after factoring prescott’s last game.

still a long way to go but not bad.

well. i don’t pretend to know whether obj is a malcontent or not. i do know his teammates have said only positive things about him. i know guys like ramsey and miller have vouched for him.

my guess is obj’s problem was with the coaching staff and the system. well. hopefully the mcvay offense is a better fit. he’ll be seeing the touches for sure. and i’ve never heard anything negative regarding his work ethic.

if this works out. and i don’t think it’s a reach to think that it could work here. could this offense be harder to defend? i love robert, but does he demand double teams like obj potentially would?

i just hope jefferson can step up. the rams need him to step up. regardless of how good obj could be.

tyler higbee becomes more important now too. man i wish they had a second tight end. mundt going down was a big blow.

Agamemnon wrote:

I have to change my mind. I* am really glad we signed OBJ. You blew it, DeSean.

well. if i wasn’t so sad for robert i’d be laughing.

this is just horrible. hope obj is ready cuz the rams really need him now.