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  • in reply to: around the league game day 12/15 #153949
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    Don’t bet that house on it. You might lose it, and that’s a keeper.

    in reply to: around the league game day 12/15 #153947
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    Two out of the three compelling games are in the 4 o’clock window (Bill/Lions, Steelers/Eagles).

    They should’ve flexed one of those games into the 1 o’clock time slot. All the early games suck.

    By 11:30 pm EST the Rams will be in first place. Bet the house on it.

    in reply to: Kobie Turner talk #153922
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    Sosa Kremenjas@QBsMVP
    Just 8 DTs in NFL history have more career sacks through their first 31 games than Kobie Turner’s 16

    So you’re saying Kobie Turner is the 9th best DT who ever lived?

    High praise albeit a tad premature. I’d like to see a little more before I follow you down the “he’s the 9th best DT of all-time” rabbit hole.

    He’s probably more like the 10th or 11th best at this point.

    in reply to: our reactions to the 9ers game #153878
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    First time in Stafford’s career he’s gone 5 straight games without an INT.

    Best performance by the defense this year. Great against the run and pass.

    Greenlaw getting hurt helped the Rams’ running game. KW started rolling when he went out. Apparently Greenlaw’s back-up refused to go into the game, said he quits, and walked into the locker room in the third quarter. I love it when the 9’ers are self -destructing.

    Stafford continues to make plays when they need them. He’s as reliable as death and taxes.

    in reply to: setting up the 49ers game #153823
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    From John Breech at CBS

    L.A. Rams (7-6) at San Francisco (6-7)
    Thursday, 8:15 p.m. ET (Amazon Prime)

    This isn’t a playoff game, but it’s going to kind of feel like a playoff game and that’s because the loser here won’t have much hope of making the postseason…

    Well, if the Rams lose this game I think they still have a decent shot at winning the division provided they win out and Seattle loses to either Green Bay or Minnesota (they’ll probably lose to both). The 9’ers still have a date with Detroit.

    in reply to: Bills game: tweets, plays, highlights #153801
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    BTW, did anybody get a good look at the XP that Karty missed? They didn’t show a replay of it. I thought the snap/hold was botched, but…no replay or comment from Tom the Genius Brady.

    Someone said it was a bad snap.

    Missed kicks are so commonplace with the Rams I guess the networks don’t bother replaying them anymore.

    in reply to: Bills game: tweets, plays, highlights #153759
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    Sarah Barshop@sarahbarshop
    From ESPN Research: This is the first time the Rams have scored 40+ points in a game started by Matthew Stafford. Including the playoffs, this is Stafford’s 59th start with the Rams.

    They needed every one of these 44 points today.

    Well, actually, they only needed 43 of those points, so…

    in reply to: our reactions to the Bills game #153737
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    I’m fairly disgusted in their performance today. I mean, this game was a gimme. When you play a decidedly inferior opponent, you got to put them away.

    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 12/2 #153624
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    KJ The Rams Fan@KJTheRamsFan
    He’s a legend and I’ll love him forever but Cooper Kupp looks extra slow this year, I’m concerned he’s injured and trying to play through it again..and we know how that ends.

    This is likely Kupp’s final season with the Rams, which makes WR a priority for the next draft. WR, Oline, CB, K, ILB…

    in reply to: our reactions to the Saints game #153609
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    Maddeningly sluggish starts have been the Rams’ MO this season, so I wasn’t surprised it took the offense awhile to get on track, but letting the Rams end their NFL record streak of not being shut out in the first half of 129 consecutive games is inexcusable – not that I knew that was a thing prior to the announcers mentioning it…

    I have more to say, but the Mrs just got back and wants to take me to lunch so it’ll have to wait.

    in reply to: Rams at Saints…setting up the game #153554
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    I mean that was just an outright Alice’s Restaurant Massacre. A physical humiliation. A beat-down.

    So, how do they come back from that?

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    Nah, it was more of a “Mel’s Diner” beatdown. That ain’t so bad.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Eagles game #153524
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    So, once again, a team played its best game against the Rams.

    And, Philly is being touted as a super team. Maybe.

    But watch the Eagles come out and play like shit, and Lose next week.

    Because the football gods hate the rams.

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    That’s because the Rams game is every other team’s Super Bowl, and there’s always a letdown after the Super Bowl.

    87 years of uninterrupted excellence comes with a price tag – the Rams have a huge target on their back.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Eagles game #153521
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    Sigh. 5-6.

    Saints
    Bills
    49ers
    Jets
    Cards
    Seahawks

    To have a winning season, they have to go 4-2, now.

    This is officially, a ‘disappointing season’ btw.

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    Looks like 5-1 to me. Honestly. They are better than all of those teams except the Bills, who will undoubtedly crush the crap out of them.

    The Bills are great but they aren’t the physically dominating freaks the Eagles are. I think the Rams have a chance at SoFi. I was going to say “at home”, but the stadium will look more like Orchard Park’s western annex – but at least the Rams won’t have jet lag.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Eagles game #153509
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    The combination of Barkley, that o-line, and that d-line is almost unfair. To quote Commissioner Gordon, “the sum of the angles of that triangle are too monstrous to contemplate”.

    I’m disappointed, but somethimes you just gotta tip your hat to the other guys. If the Eagles play their A game, I don’t know how anyone beats them.

    BTW, who else is getting tired of the Rams having to use silent counts in their own building in these prime time games?

    in reply to: our reactions to the Patz game #153349
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    Stafford, WR1, and WR1a were awesome. Williams and the running game looked like they did after the bye last season. I just wish the offense would ix-nay the slow starts.

    It’s hard to expect more from the defense given their youth. Even with their inexperience they are better than most defenses in the league. But they commit stupid penalties at the worst times. Hopefully it’s just a product of their youth, but Verse and Young are sorta lunkheads.

    in reply to: Broken Avatars #153249
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    Mine is from “The Thing with Two Heads” with Rosey Grier and Ray Milland.

    in reply to: the election #153154
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    My gut tells me, that Kamala is John Kerry. She’s Bob Dole. She’s just got a dull personality that did not excite enough people. Shallow amerikunz. Ya know.

    it really is that simple.

    I’m sure being a woman of color didn’t help, but yeah…

    in reply to: setting up the Miami game (MNF) #153147
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    I dont think captive-dolphin-orgies have anything to do with the rams red zone problems. I want that on the record.

    w v

    Do you even watch football?

    in reply to: setting up the Miami game (MNF) #153141
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    Oh, thank goodness. I was beginning to think I was the only Rams fan on this board. I feel like I stepped into some kind of weird Dolphin orgy here.

    That happened to me at Sea World once.  I accidentally slipped and fell into their tank.

    in reply to: setting up the Miami game (MNF) #153134
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    I am in favor of the Rams dominating and obliterating the Dolphins. I vote for that. w v

    Bacon and Mckeever gotta shut down Jim Kiick.  That’s the key.

    in reply to: setting up the Miami game (MNF) #153127
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    maybe “the Rams have lost to far worst teams than the Dolphins” have thus far…

    I mean the Rams have lost to Dolphin teams worse than this year’s Dolphin team.

    The Rams have made a habit out of losing to this franchise, and some of those losses have been to really bad teams.

    in reply to: setting up the Miami game (MNF) #153121
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    RedAlice Week 10: Monday Night Football! Dolphins at Rams The 3 week winning streak has given us life … onto getting the 4th win. Dolphins are currently 2-6, but they gave the Bills some troubles last week before losing the game. Rams are only 2.5 favorites at home. Rams have played the Dolphins 14 times and have only won twice (1976 & 2001).

    The Dolphins should have beaten the Cards and the Bills.  They outplayed both of them, in which case they would be 4-4 and right back in the hunt like the Rams are.

    Now, at 2-6, the pundits are saying their season is over, but I doubt the players feel that way.

    The Rams have lost to far worse Dolphin teams than this one.

    in reply to: the election #153111
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    Well, yes, we have the ability to ruin things for us and the majority of the creatures most similar to us, but as Stephen J Gould pointed out, we couldn’t destroy all life on Earth even if we wanted to. Life (even higher life forms) have survived global catastrophes greater than we can bring about. We are here indirectly as a result of the last one. And ultimately, our efforts would destroy us before we could exterminate everything else.

    Well, my son tells me that we are pretty close to killing all the plankton that live in the ocean, and that the plankton produces far more oxygen than the rainforests do, and when the plankton goes, everything above it on the food chain goes. I think if we get down to plankton level, Stephen J Gould’s contributions to science won’t matter much to anything left.

    We agree that the biosphere is in trouble and since there’s no political will to stop the damage we are doing, the outlook for us and for much of the life on this planet is craptacular.  I’m not trying to paint a rosy picture of the future here.

    Your son is right about the importance of plankton, and that is one more thing we need to be concerned about.  We don’t know enough about plankton populations to say for sure how they are being affected by climate change. Some studies show a decline in numbers, some show an increase, but it’s likely that climate change is having some negative effect.  Our ignorance about the main reason we can breathe is a bit disconcerting. Although, ultimately it won’t matter. No matter what we learn, one side will deny it and the other will pay it lip service but do nothing.

    https://e360.yale.edu/features/plankton-climate-change#:~:text=The%20outlook%20for%20plankton%20is,in%20some%20major%20ocean%20basins.

    in reply to: the election #153097
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    So YOU’RE why Trump won. I agree. I don’t know how you fight the system when it has so much influence and power over every aspect of daily life. This has to be unprecedented. No society in history has been under this much control while not realizing they are under control. Like you, what bothers me the most is the effect this is having on the environment. Propelling the “6th Extinction”. However, I get some relief knowing humans will be dead before the planet is. Earth will get the last laugh

    I dunno what you mean by “the planet.” I think in 100 years, give or take a coupla decades, the only living thing on this planet will be those freaky things that live on the bottom of the ocean along the volcanic vents. We are headed for a hard reset.

    Well, yes, we have the ability to ruin things for us and the majority of the creatures most similar to us, but as Stephen J Gould pointed out, we couldn’t destroy all life on Earth even if we wanted to.  Life (even higher life forms) have survived global catastrophes greater than we can bring about.  We are here indirectly as a result of the last one.  And ultimately, our efforts would destroy us before we could exterminate everything else.

    Yea, wv is right, it isn’t possible to fix what end stage capitalism has wrought, and the long term outlook for the ecosphere is pretty bleak, but I think zn is right too.  In the short term, Trump’s victory is going to make things much worse, especially for the poor, minorities, women, immigrants, etc.

    in reply to: the election #153088
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    I did vote, btw. Jill Stein, fwiw. w v

    So YOU’RE why Trump won.

    I agree.  I don’t know how you fight the system when it has so much influence and power over every aspect of daily life. This has to be unprecedented.  No society in history has been under this much control while not realizing they are under control.

    Like you, what bothers me the most is the effect this is having on the environment.  Propelling  the “6th Extinction”.   However, I get some relief knowing humans will be dead before the planet is.  Earth will get the last laugh

    in reply to: our reactions to the Seattle game #153059
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    Is there a throw that better exemplifies the essence of Stafford, more than that one? The gunslinger. Ice-water. Assassin. Reckless. Pinpoint power-accurate. Stubborn. Tough. I wish some football expert would go over the details of that pass. The TD will get all the press coverage, but the pass to TJ was as interesting a play as the Rams will have all year.. w v

    Someone on twitter quipped that if Mahomes had made that throw, there would already be a one-hour televised special about it on NFL network.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Seattle game #152961
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    The Rams defense is fun to watch.  Perhaps the scariest defensive front in football.  The secondary is opportunistic but is susceptible to big plays.

    The offense was disappointingly sluggish for most of the game with the exception of the third quarter and that final drive in overtime.  I’m not worried about that side of the ball though.  I think they are closer to what we saw against the Vikings than what we saw today.

    Just a half game out of first place with more than half the season to play.   Not bad considering all the injuries they had to overcome.

    in reply to: watching any games today? #152853
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    I watched the Commanders/Bears game.  The game was sorta ho-hum until the 4th quarter when the Bears finally woke up.  The Commanders were in front the entire game but with 22 seconds left the Bears took the lead.  Then the Conmanders won it on a Hail Mary.

    Caleb Williams struggled until the 4th quarter when he finally found his rhythm. He looks like he will be special.
    Jayden Daniels already is.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Vikes game #152768
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    What a difference Kupp and Nacua make.  All of a sudden they can throw down the field, and the red-zone woes dissappear.

    Robinson, a guy who couldn’t get separation last week, is now running free in the end-zone…

    The young defense will continue to get better.

    If they beat Seattle next week, they’ll be in first place.

    From worst to first in 10 days.

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