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znhaterBlockedWow. Nothing surprises me anymore.
February 22, 2015 at 10:52 pm in reply to: NFL will 'sweeten the pot' to keep the Rams in St. Louis #18909February 22, 2015 at 10:44 pm in reply to: NFL will 'sweeten the pot' to keep the Rams in St. Louis #18908znhaterBlockedNot the most reliable site. One thing though, the raiders and chargers are not going to build on a chemical waste dump. This has the reeking of ploy and leverage. All these articles are nonsense and no one really knows what’s going to happen. I just can’t see Stan building a great stadium and letting someone else play in it.
znhaterBlockedHow they could justify bringing back wells is beyond me. This is like the 3rd time I’ve read he may not get cut. The Rams could install a revolving door that would block better than wells.
znhaterBlockedHappy birthday man.
February 18, 2015 at 8:42 pm in reply to: Balzer, Wagoner, and others on Bradford & rumors & contract talks #18673znhaterBlockedI for one will be glad when he’s gone. Five years of him has been enough for me. Fisher is really going out on a limb sticking with him imo. Oh well.
February 18, 2015 at 3:16 pm in reply to: Balzer, Wagoner, and others on Bradford & rumors & contract talks #18646znhaterBlockedOk, but if he is seeking a trade that says Alot imo. Snead said they gave the agent permission so it must have some legs.
February 18, 2015 at 3:01 pm in reply to: Balzer, Wagoner, and others on Bradford & rumors & contract talks #18644znhaterBlockedWell well, very interesting. I wondered if it wasn’t lip service saying they were going with him.
znhaterBlockedThis is a bit scewed. Alot of those teams records will be worse than the year before. Although i noticed the pats are always towards the bottom of this list. NFL butters the bread that counts don’t they?
znhaterBlockedHalf of these guys wont even hit the market. Kinda like a Christmas list to choose from with half the items sold out by Christmas.
February 11, 2015 at 9:39 am in reply to: Wagoner: Where Austin Davis, Shaun Hill fit for Rams #18318znhaterBlockedI would much rather go with Davis if they bring one back. Hill was ok but Davis has the more upside. Hill will be 36 and looked done by seasons end.
znhaterBlockedWell he is a top notch return man, but that’s about it. He definitely wasn’t worth what the rams gave up for him. If they would have taken him in the 2nd round, then yeah. But he just isn’t a very good receiver. Some could argue he is a better RB than receiver. I see alot of folks say it’s Shotty that held him back, but that’s not the case imo. The Rams seem to force him the ball. If he would become Az Hakim he may be worth it. But i don’t ever see him being that good. I could be wrong and hope i am.
znhaterBlockedthe 5 years thing is a bit over done… started off 0-3 in 2002 because Martz was an idiot.
Warner was sacked 9 times in the 1st 3 games of the 2002 season, not to mention he was hit like crazy. .. I think he suffered both a broken hand and concussion vs NYG…. Finally got knocked out vs Dallas that season when Jaime Martin came in for relief duty…
In NYG, Warner was purposely acquired to groom Eli Manning … Warner in NYG was 5-4 as a starter…..Giants ended up finishing 6-10 that season, so either he elevated a very lousy Giants team or Eli sucked badly his rookie year.
Warner’s overall playoff record: 9-4,
1-3 in the Super Bowl, SB 96.7 passer rating, had a 112 rating with Arizona in the Super Bowl loss to Pittsburgh.
3-0 in NFC Championship games.
too bad Greg Williams and bounty gate ended his career…
bottom line: Warner took 2 perennial losing franchises to the Super Bowl. The Cardinals hadn’t won a home playoff game since 1947 when the Cards finally won a home playoff game with Warner. Jimmy Hart, Neil Lomax, Jake Plummber couldn’t do that
Not many QBs have thrown TDs passes in the Super Bowl for 2 different teams either..Warner should’ve got in 1st ballot. Martz and STL should not have given up on Warner…. very stupid move…. almost as dumb as running Jerome Bettis out of town to pick up Lawrence Phillips…..
He started off 0-3 because of his turnovers.
znhaterBlockedThis to me is the reason he doesn’t get in. That and the fact he was 1-2 in super bowls.
znhaterBlocked11-11-70
znhaterBlockedSo you’re saying the offense isn’t going to change much? Terrific!
znhaterBlockedSitting their hands is more of a guarantee of losing IMO. Who is out there that is less of a risk? Cutler? Some journeyman? More Hill or Davis? No thanks.
But counting on a raw college player that was 3rd sting until a few games ago is a better plan? I’m with zn on this one.
znhaterBlockedNo thanks. Jamarcus russell jr. The guy hasn’t played enough games.
January 13, 2015 at 11:00 pm in reply to: relocation thread #3, starting with Chargers stirring up a fight #16463znhaterBlockedNo appetite for Public money in MO
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The owner of the St. Louis Rams should not expect more help from Missouri taxpayers if he wants to keep his team in the state.
“I doubt if there’s an appetite to do public money for that, when we have education issues, highway issues and infrastructure issues,” state Sen. Ron Richard, R-Joplin, said Wednesday, as the 2015 legislative session began. Richard also is the Senate Majority Leader.
“I haven’t seen anything from the governor. The governor has indicated that he believes St. Louis is an NFL city,” Diehl said. “Under the laws of the city and county of St. Louis, they’re required — any type of assistance is required to go to a vote of the people. It’d be extraordinary difficult to get a stadium package through the General Assembly.”
http://politicmo.com/2015/01/09/missour … -st-louis/
znhaterBlockedThey have an option year on Barron that they plan to pick up i was told.
znhaterBlockedAlso, Malcolm Brown. The RB from Texas who was injured, but has ability. May go undrafted because of a deep group.
znhaterBlockedI thought the crime of the century was NE cheating their way to a SB win against the rams. Skip don’t think so.
znhaterBlockedLooks like the refs are helping out Dallas again. Some really bad calls this weekend.
znhaterBlockedI’m just sick. It seems like some big call here and there always helps teams like NE and Dallas. Guess i care to much to look at it. I despise new England so much. Those @#$%& punks don’t ever deserve to win another super bowl ever! Cheating bastards.
Ok, time for a few more shots lol. I guess I’m stuck rooting for Seattle now since they are one of the few teams i think can beat NE.
znhaterBlockedSo what did he say how he would use tavon?
znhaterBlockedRams4life wrote:
Ravens, broncos, chickens and green bay. With Baltimore and the pack in the bowl.That’s what I’ve got.
Let’s hope we’re right.
znhaterBlockedOnly upset I can see is Dallas over Green Bay. I know people will call me nuts, and I know the Packers are undefeated at home, but Dallas is undefeated on the road as well. Aaron Rodgers is going to be playing with a shoulder injury.
U mean a calf injury.
znhaterBlockedI had a dream once.
It was after i watched an entire season
of The Walking Dead on dvd, in one evening.
I went to bed, and dreamed that I was in Boston
for some reason…and everyone was a Zombie…
and they were all wearing PATS uniforms.Scary stuff.
I had to skewer them in their tiny brains,
with a sharp Ram horn.Do’in the Lord’s Work.
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vLol. That’s deep man. I hate them with a passion as well.
January 9, 2015 at 7:06 pm in reply to: Rams granted permission to speak with Greg Roman and Kyle Shanahan #16019znhaterBlockedUh no. Rams fans didn’t like Schotty, this guy is worse imo. The niners offense bailed at the end of the season. He does fit fishers plodding offense though sigh.
znhaterBlockedYah, that presentation was not very good.
Also,
1. Gee, Gov Nixon, so fired up about Peacock and Blitz November 5th does not show up for presentation January 9th.
Wow that was impressive. Is the old Gov beginning to distance himself from this plan?There will be no financing without a committment of a team. That is so WE DON’T HAVE TO EXPLAIN WHAT THE FINANCING IS.
2. I’m sure Kroenke is turning cartwheels about having to foot 400 million for a stadium he will not own that has ONLY 64,000 SEATS!!! And will not be ready until 2020? BTW Peacock. The 80,000 seat stadium in Inglewood is projected to open in 2018 and will be privately funded.
3. How many Super Bowls is that 64,000 seat stadium by the Muddy Missouri going to get as opposed to that 80,000 seat stadium in LA aka Hollywood, Beveryly Hills, Malibu Beautiful sunny Socal! Think the league and Kroenke are willing to make that trade?
Too little too late, sorry guys gotta run, LA is calling!
Grits
Lol. I did think 64g was awful small.
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