if not for that two point conversion that was possibly already blown dead, the rams are very likely superbowl champs.

i’m sad.

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The #Rams are expected to hire Tennessee’s Michael Hunter as a defensive backs coach, sources tell @CBSSports.

The ex-NFL defensive back was assistant defensive backs coach at Ohio State the last two years before Tennessee. pic.twitter.com/SchdetVcWT

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) February 10, 2026

zn wrote:

I honestly believe there was no good argument for Maye being that close to Stafford in the voting.

i do think it was close. maybe not quite that close.

i’m honestly just surprised that kimes chose maye. i thought her west coast bias and slight rams affiliation would sway her towards stafford.

i think her seahawks bias won out in the end! ha!

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i’m still a little taken aback that mina kimes voted for maye. i think it was close, but i woulda thought she woulda voted for stafford.

zn wrote:

Ryan Clark@Realrclark25
“It was my fault”- @JaredVerse1

@Rams pro bowler Jared Verse takes the blame for their loss to the Seattle
@seahawks. He says a young defense felt a sense of entitlement as the headed into the NFC Championship. Matt Stafford and the offense were everything they needed to be, but the defense didn’t respond emphatically enough when Seattle drew first blood. This one will sting for a while.

i do think verse needs to show more end product, but i still like him. just not sure he can be the centerpiece for this defense.

virtual lock for the hall of fame with the mvp win. but i wanna see more. another ring would be nice.

With Matthew Stafford’s 1st-Team All-Pro added:

He is now the 18th highest QB on the Pro Football Hall of Fame monitor at 95.61

Literally every QB ahead is in the HOF or will be inducted when eligible.

If he wins MVP that will put him at 108.
Once approximate value updates… pic.twitter.com/0DcYJpHr2e

— Stafford9 (@LAR9MS) January 12, 2026

zn wrote:

Not necessarily. I mean if you’re going to go that route, common sense would have said never to play the game of football in the first place.

It’s part of who he is. His rookie year he refused to leave the game with a dislocated shoulder and stayed in to throw a touchdown. Common sense would have told him not to do that either.

He has a passion for the game that matches his talent. If that’s fading, then yes walk away. If not, then, there is no other consideration.

true.

zn wrote:

Given his current position as pass game coordinator, the Rams can’t block Scheelhaase from interviewing for offensive coordinator positions. If LaFleur wants to poach Scheelhaase away from Los Angeles and to his new staff in Arizona, the Rams can’t prevent that from happening – unless McVay promotes him to OC.

yeah that was what i thought. if he is who they say he is, they gotta promote him. i believe they did the same with pleasant?

this is terrible. hopefully, scheelhaase is announced as new oc.

Cardinals expected to hire Rams OC Mike LaFleur as their new head coach. (via @rapsheet, @TomPelissero) pic.twitter.com/29ZdtKgPA2

— NFL (@NFL) February 1, 2026

zn wrote:

There’s talk of the Rams pursuing Ty Simpson, the Alabama qb. Not “insider” stuff, just mock draft speculartizing.

I don’t think it’s a good idea, myself.

that would be a terrible idea.

InvaderRam wrote:

terrell made an impact his freshman year in special teams – specifically as a returner. this kind of profile should definitely be on their radar.

sorry. that was from when he was in high school.

terrell made an impact his freshman year in special teams – specifically as a returner. this kind of profile should definitely be on their radar.

His special teams prowess was equally impressive, averaging 32.1 yards per kickoff return and 15.8 yards per punt return, with a punt return touchdown and a kickoff return touchdown to his name.

Avieon Terrell: Clemson’s Rising Star Cornerback Poised for a Breakout 2025 Season

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one reason i would support lemon as a draft pick which i didn’t think of before. he could double as a return specialist.

but i still like lane. in the later rounds. looks like a mcmillan type out there who the rams were interested in. both did not have elite speed.

i think a guy like lane would be intriguing. he’d be a second day pick. he’s stood out in the senior bowl so far.

ja’kobi lane arm length

Based on official 2026 Senior Bowl measurements, USC wide receiver Ja’Kobi Lane has an arm length of 32 5/8 inches. He measures 6’4 1/8″ and 196 pounds with a 6-foot-8 wingspan, boasting a long, lean frame ideal for winning contested catches.
Height: 6′ 4 1/8″
Weight: 196 lbs
Arm Length: 32 5/8″
Hand Size: 10 3/8″
Wingspan: ~6′ 8″

Nasty move from USC WR Ja’Kobi Lane to get wide open downfield for a touchdown #SeniorBowl pic.twitter.com/SHjFNZrzpT

— Tommy Yarrish (@tommy_yarrish) January 28, 2026

zn wrote:

Jeremy Fowler@JFowlerESPN
The Raiders plan to interview Seattle OC Klint Kubiak over the weekend and then make a decision on their head coach, per sources.

As one candidate predicted, “it’s probably (Kubiak’s) job to lose.”

well. that would be totally awesome. just awesome.