Hram wrote:

Goff played like the youngest QB to ever play in the super bowl. Still could see the talent.

i gotta believe that goff will use this and get better.

proud of him. look forward to seeing him play for years to come.

So many expected Super Bowl LIII to be an offensive shootout, but instead it was a schematic fight between two of the game’s best coaches

it was a good game. just wish it had gone the other way.

but belichick’s been coaching longer than mcvay’s been alive.

sigh.

canadaram wrote:

Great defensive game.

yeah. i thought it was a great defensive game.

rams did a good job on d.

belichick did a helluva job on defense, and their players executed.

Agamemnon wrote:

I blame McVay. He got a coaching lesson. imo
I still like him, but he will be a better coach next year.

yeah. still proud of him, but he got schooled.

proud of the whole team. but they gotta learn from this. now i gotta wonder if whit comes back.

goff was not comfortable. rams could not run the ball.

chicken wings.

i’m not sure how hungry i’ll be though during the game. probably eat before the game starts.

just saw that whitworth is contemplating retirement after the superbowl.

https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2019/2/3/18209282/los-angeles-rams-nfl-rumors-lt-andrew-whitworth-retire-with-a-super-bowl-liii-victory

it’s almost here!

i’m gonna be soaking it all in today.

even all the pregame build up.

i’m a total sucker!

i’ve read explanations of tendinitis.

the reason being he still uses a stationary bike when he’s not playing. if there was structural damage that required some kind of surgery, the trainer would not have him on a bike.

i have no idea if that’s true. just repeating what i read.

snakes.

Billy_T wrote:

PS: I think Bradford had the potential to be truly great. IMO, he just lacked a passion for the game, and often seemed listless to me, sometimes appearing almost defeated before the play even started.

i would disagree with that. no one keeps coming back from injury after injury like he has without being passionate.

my problem with bradford was he was very mechanical. just not very fluid. he had an arm but not much touch. his pocket presence was lacking. maybe even a little bit stiff.

goff on the other hand is very fluid. whether it’s throwing long or short or with touch. moving around in the pocket or rolling out. he’s just so natural at it. it’s beautiful to see.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by InvaderRam.

for the past week and a half i’ve been pretty relaxed. thinking about the superbowl but not really stressing about it.

but now the reality is settling in, and i’m getting more anxious every day. maybe i just want the game to start already. i don’t know.

i don’t know what i’m going to do if the rams lose. just want this team to win. it’ll just legitimize everything they’ve done up to this point. to get so close and not finish the job. that would be terrible. and who knows when or if they can ever get back. marino got to one and never got back again.

this is gonna be tough. not like going against the titans who were just as inexperienced as the rams at the time.

now it’s against one of the top 5 qbs of all time. if he wins this, maybe the best ever? maybe already the best ever? a head coach who is most likely the best football mind in the history of the nfl? two transcendent sports personalities. they’re not chasing a superbowl championship. they’re chasing football immortality.

oh man. this is the ultimate test for this rams team. beating brees and then brady? too much to ask of a team so young?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by InvaderRam.

i’d like to see donald get multiple sacks in this game. and multiple hits as well.

he hasn’t really gone off in the playoffs yet. he’s gotta be due.

wv wrote:

24. One wonders if Kurt was that good, at that age?

yeah. we’ll never really know.

he came in at age 27. most qbs peak starting at around that age.

wonder what goff will look like in his age 27 season?