that’s too bad… losing Britt and now Quick… big receivers are gone and we’re stuck with 5’7″ Tavon.

I know folks stated that Quick may have struggled with the playbook or learning the offense…

1) same with Goff at QB, struggles with grasping the offense…
2) the line struggled with playing with blocking for Gurley last year.

a chronic problem with learning the Rams O………..Perhaps the teachers sucked at instructing the students……

Zooey wrote:

Both my father and my father-in-law cited Kapernick as the reason they didn’t watch the 49ers this year.

a very common tale amongst 49er fans this season…..

reality is 2-14 was the reason that they didn’t watch games…..

Sadly, the Rams were 0-2 against them.

a couple of things….

1) I have always thought that if CK7 didn’t losE the starting gig in SF that he wouldn’t have taken a knee…..

2) hmm……. Tom Brady a member of the black panther party ? I’m sure Boston wouldn’t care after the 4th qtr in the Super Bowl, but I’m not sure the Black Panther Oakland chapter were too happy with the Tuck Rule….they’d never let Brady in the party in the 1st place…..

the guy has a 4-2 playoff record….3-1 road playoff record…. the road playoff win in Green Bay in -10 degree win chill was one of the most impressive road wins that I can remember.

Before Tom Brady came back against the Falcons, CK7 overcame a 17-0 deficit to beat the Falcons in ATL for a playoff game…

teams gave 2nd chances to dickheads like Jeff George, Jay Cutler, Mark Sanchez and I’ll put Brock Osweiler on the list…..

for as bad as he CK7 has played the past 2 years, the guy showed that he can play and win in some big games.

If you had a game to win, would you start Case Keenum, Goff, or CK7?

He took a knee, so what?

If you give Ray Rice a 2nd chance, give this guy one too…..

wow, what a dick…. (Brock O)

Brock must have been pissed for losing his starting job to Tom Savage….. Brock was lucky the Raiders had to start Cook over Carr in the playoffs… Texans Offense was terrible with Brock……..

Tom Savage from Wiki:
In 2016, Savage entered the Week 15 game in the second quarter against the Jacksonville Jaguars in relief of Brock Osweiler, who was benched after throwing back-to-back first half interceptions. Savage brought the team back from a 13–0 deficit and completed 23-of-36 pass attempts for 260 passing yards as he led the Texans to a 21–20 comeback win.

Savage was named the starting quarterback for the week 16 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. He completed 18-of-29 passes for 176 yards in the 12-10 win against the Bengals, clinching the AFC South title for the Texans. In Week 17, Savage left the game in the second quarter with an apparent concussion but later returned to the game for one play; which was a kneeldown at the end of the second quarter. During halftime, he was re-evaluated for a concussion and ruled out for the rest of the game. Due to Savage’s injury, Osweiler started the team’s Wild Card Round playoff win against the Oakland Raiders. Shortly after the game, head coach Bill O’Brien announced that Osweiler would remain the team’s starter for the Divisional round playoff game.[19] Savage then cleared concussion protocol and was Osweiler’s backup for the Divisional round playoff loss against the New England Patriots.

$13M ..that seems like a lot of cash for a 35 year old tackle……….

In addition, I wish Britt could’ve stayed…. Rams need a big strong receiver.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by joemad.

how about introducing some bell bottom football pants?

I like option B, like the Colts and Jets……

Happy Birthday ZN!

Sounded like a job interview where the candidate is trying to impress…sounds green.

10:30 part of the segment on McVay’s thoughts on Goff was cool.

I hope McVay can lead, both the coach and QB are young and don’t have much seasoning….

Mac Said

Every vote like this is going to just kill the Reps in 2018. Trust me, people are keeping track.

Waterfield Said:

Most-if not all -of my Republican friends think the DOE is just some small agency somewhere.

Zooey Said

I think people care about things that personally impact them.

1) MAC I don’t think people will keep track very long… very short memories. The majority of folks that I know that voted for Trump don’t realize or forgot how much of a mess the country was in when Obama took over, on the brink of economic depression, the US$ was in the tank, unemployment was high, if was a complete mess…… I ask people that complain about Obama, “what did Barry do in the past 8 years that affected you in a negative way?” they have no valid answer, in fact, some of these voters benefited from getting out of their foreclosures and ended up with new homes in the past 6 years and they still think democrats are bullshit….

When they tell me that they voted for Trump over HRC after Trump was the biggest ass on the campaign trail, they bring up Clinton corruption and email BS. I reply, the FBI doesn’t fuck around and will bust people as warranted, but they don’t get it. They don’t care that Trump U was a fraud, they don’t care that he went bankrupt 6 times, they don’t care that he grabbed pussy and marred a commie’s daughter… they don’t care….

2) Waterfield is right, these people think president’s cabinet is something you install in your kitchen or bathroom.. they have no friggen clue…..they think Devos wrote and sang “WHIP IT”

3) It’s gonna take a big fucking impact like the great recession of 2007… they don’t like women in charge and they don’t like minorities in charge, you can’t reason with these people, they blame ISIS in Obama and have no clue that Bush invaded the wrong country that spawned a lot of this mess.

I mean how could Bush II win a second term against Kerry?

Savage, Rush, Hannity and these right wing hacks successfully did their job and with explosion of social media, these people are getting news based on their ideals…..

These right wing voters are more loyal to the party than we are to the RAMS after 13 losing seasons…….at least we complain and are very critical about the Rams inept performances, these voters RARELY, IF EVER are critical of the people they voted for…..

• This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by joemad.

Either way, Atlanta never had to be a clutch team all season. They were always front runners.
You;re not in clutch situations if your offense is outscoring teams by that margin all season. In fact there was only 1 game all year where the Falcons had to win the game coming from behind and that was against Green Bay’s mediocre defense. Yesterday in contrast Ryan was put in a clutch situation against a very good defense.

So I blame LaFleur for coaching the Falcons to be season-long frontrunners who never learned how to play in clutch time.

Sort of like the 2001 Rams…. …..ironically, one of the tightest games that the Rams actually won during the 2001 regular season was in New England…….the other 3 close games, the Rams lost to the Bucs, Saints and ultimately the Pats in the SB…

It’s a special skill to manage a game to win during crunch time…..Belichick does that very very well…..

wv wrote:

Well, i blame LaFleur for teaching Ryan
how to take a sack to lose a Super Bowl.

w
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bingo…..

The lies fly out of the White House like flocks of pigeons: Donald Trump’s election victory was a landslide. He had the largest inauguration crowds in American history. Three million to 5 million undocumented immigrants voted illegally. Climate change is a hoax. Vaccines cause autism. Immigrants are carriers of “[t]remendous infectious disease.” The election was rigged—until it wasn’t. We don’t know “who really knocked down” the World Trade Center. Torture works. Mexico will pay for the wall. Conspiracy theories are fact. Scientific facts are conspiracies. America will be great again.

Our new president, a 70-year-old with orange-tinted skin and hair that Penn Jillette has likened to “cotton candy made of piss,” is, as Trump often reminds us, “very good looking.” He has almost no intellectual accomplishments—he knows little of history, politics, law, philosophy, art or governance—but insists “[m]y IQ is one of the highest—and you all know it! Please don’t feel so stupid or insecure, it’s not your fault.” And the mediocrities and half-wits he has installed in his Cabinet have “by far the highest IQ of any Cabinet ever assembled.”

THIS IS FUCKED UP MAN!!!!

I’m bummed out….. we have an idiot running the show….

the last coach that the Rams passed on who was then hired by SF was ………..Bill Walsh…….

2 years later SF hired McVay’s grandpa….

I didn’t realize Daffy Duck was a commie…..

Huge spectrum of ideologies that I wasn’t aware of until I started reading this place…..