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February 6, 2019 at 7:46 am in reply to: do you have doubts about Goff? cause this is a continuing issue in Ramsland #97866
wvParticipantI have doubts about everything.
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wvParticipantYou just said the Rams won’t win another Super Bowl.
No I said they would win a couple of them in the next few years.
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Only a couple in the next few years?
And you call yourself a ram fan.
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wvParticipantSo Cooks was interfered with on the TD pass. Noncall.
The football gods are cruel.
btw, Whitworth deleted his twitter account, Gurley not talkin:
wvParticipantI’ve watched some media-vids. The usual pundits. I havent heard ‘too’ many idiotic things, but there is a general…oh…lack of nuance. I mean, yes, Belichick is a great coach, but its also true he cam within one bad call or one play of losing that Chief game. And young McVay’s team was right there with the Pats in the 4th quarter.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about playoff football, its that there just aint much separation among the teams. A play here, a play there, is always gonna be the difference. Playoff football is just like that. Usually. Unless you are the 85 Bears, etc.
I’m not even sure the Pats are the best team this year. If they played the Chiefs again, who would be favored?
I do think the Pats and Belichick have been the best over the last two decades, but the ‘separation’ in each individual year is never that much. Thats my point. The separation is very small. A play here, a play there. But man, they are the best at holding tight to that tiny separation. They’ve been doing it forever now. Same ole Patriots.
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wvParticipantWade’s defense really showed up during the playoffs. Thirteen points for Brady, in the Super Bowl — are you kidding me?
Ah well.
They need to have Kupp healthy next year. They need to have Gurley healthy next year. And they need to get some depth on the OLine. Thats about it.
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wvParticipantStrange game.
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vFebruary 3, 2019 at 8:27 am in reply to: Sorry Rams, there's a problem with Todd Gurley and there's no denying it #97681
wvParticipantYeah, I’ll say it again – I’m amazed the media downplays this. He’s hurt. Its obvious. One would think it would be one of the biggest stories of the game.
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wvParticipantGraham Elwood was the other guy in that vid.
wvParticipantBill Maher said he was rooting for LA, but if the Pats ‘did’ win, at least there would be some Patriots in the white house at some point.
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wvParticipantWell…I think Sam Bradford was as good as Troy Aikman. Really. I think they are the same guy.
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When did you become a crazy-man, exactly?
Granted, Troy had an alltime great OLine, an alltime great RB, and an alltime great WR, and a great coach.
And a good defense.…well, ok, maybe you are not so crazy. But I dunno.
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wvParticipantWell they need to keep Mannion, I guess.
His head is the same size as Goff’s.
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wvParticipantWell, my take on that was not that he wanted only ‘elites’ to vote, but that he wanted only people who were ‘educated’ to vote. To me it was a vid about education, and what ‘education’ IS and what it ‘ought to be.
Maybe ‘education’ in a corporotacracy is essentially propaganda.
And what it ‘ought’ to be is…somethin else.w
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wvParticipantWell I’d call that a ‘puff piece’. Not because facts are wrong or anything (i just skimmed it), but because it doesnt add the ‘other’ half of the story. How Kroenke (thru Demoff) lied, and weaseled and screwed that other city. Ya know. His home town.
Rams should never have left LA. Browns should never have left Cleveland. Colts should never have left baltimore. Cards should never have left St.Louis.
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wvParticipantJanuary 31, 2019 at 11:31 pm in reply to: the non-call issue continues & has earned another thread #97566
wvParticipantCam Jordan is in a better mood
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wvParticipantTom Brady likes Tuna Noodle Cassarole.
I bet you didn’t know that.
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wvParticipant“At first, Greg Olson — now the Raiders’ offensive coordinator, he was the Rams’ quarterbacks coach at the time — didn’t embrace Goff’s chill. ”
Interesting.
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wvParticipantI think it was Goff’s best game, ever. I think he was fucking awesome.
it was a milestone game. one we’ll remember years from now.
in my 24 years of following the rams i can say without a doubt he’s the second best rams qb i’ve seen. i know that’s not saying much but he’s also got a long way to go.
hopefully he stays a ram for a long time.
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24. One wonders if Kurt was that good, at that age?w
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wvParticipantBelichex texts McVay during the season. Didnt know that. Its in the vid above.
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wvParticipanti thot CC made some interesting comments about “top to bottom talent” of the Pats. Bout four mins in.
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January 29, 2019 at 7:00 pm in reply to: How the Rams overcame the disastrous end of the Jeff Fisher era ESPN article #97461
wvParticipantI either forgot, or never knew, that Fisher tried to hire Kyle Shanahan as OC.
That would have changed the course of history.
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“Adam Gase, Kyle Shanahan, Nathaniel Hackett and Greg Roman all turned him down.”Well there’s a reason they all turned him down, i guess.
I think of Fisher as a “B” level coach. I dont think he’s an “F” or anything like that, but I
think he would mostly get himself outcoached by the top coaches.w
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wvParticipantIt was beautiful…. what is going unsung on this play (end of 1st half drive) is the RAM defense…. they sacked Brees on back to back plays late in the 1st half to get the ball back…
Goff was clutch, he delivered when the defense gave him the ball back in these crucial instances: right before halftime, at the end of regulation, and in OT…..
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I think it was Goff’s best game, ever. I think he was fucking awesome. Dont care about the stats. To perform under those ridiculous conditions, and manage the game, and to overcome Gurley’s big screw up, and to make four or five elite, clutch throws under pressure, on the road, in a dome, for the NFC Championship — well…just fucking awesome.
And legatron. Good lord.
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wvParticipantWV, thanks for that comment. I thought I was alone on an island about crowd noise. Couldn’t agree with you more.
My entire life, I thought it was . . . I don’t know the right words for it . . . perhaps rude or obnoxious? “Live,” I’ve always responded to what I see as good play with clapping, and then I’m silent; but it never made any sense to me to continue screaming non-stop. At what? Why are these people screaming? What just happened to cause this?
Um, nothing. They’re just being rude and obnoxious, and it spoils the experience for me in the stadium. I can only imagine how annoying it is for the players.
That said, I don’t expect a football stadium to be like a golfing crowd, or a church. Fans don’t have to hold their breaths, whisper, or anything like that. But I wish they’d just respond to great plays and then shut the heck up between them.
Oh, and whistles should be prohibited.
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Always makes me smile to see you on the Board, BT. Always.
As the world burns, and burns,
we still have…the Rams.…thats a funny image — football crowds behaving like golf crowds. Or, golf crowds behaving like football crowds.
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wvParticipantI dont mind a little ‘home field advantage’ but to ‘me’ that kind of noise seriously alters the game itself. I mean how much of an advantage is one team allowed before it makes the game a mockery?
i don’t mind it.
no different than if the rams had to play in lambeau field. or soldier field.
actually that probably would have been worse.
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I disagree. See in Lambeau BOTH teams are fighting the SAME elements. Snow, wind, whatever. But in a dome only ONE team is fighting crowd noise. There’s a difference.
And I am not saying this coz it was the Rams in that game. I say this all the time no matter what team is having to fight dome-noise. I’d say it if the Vikings were playing in New Orleans. Etc.
Just strikes me as unfair.
But then I thought Germany having to take on Russia AND the West was unfair. I have a keen sense of unfairness.
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wvParticipantGood stuff. “Amphibious.” I like it.
On the crowd noise — thats the main reason why I dont give a shit about the bad-non-call. The Rams had to play against that incredibly loud noise as well as the Saints football team. If the Saints cant win a game like ‘that’, I dont have any sympathy for them.
And fwiw, I dont think its ‘fair’ for one team to have to play against ‘that’ kind of noise. I’m serious. I’ve always thought that. I dont mind a little ‘home field advantage’ but to ‘me’ that kind of noise seriously alters the game itself. I mean how much of an advantage is one team allowed before it makes the game a mockery? I got zero sympathy for the Saints. There was a time there were no Domes in the football world. BOTH teams had to play in the snow or rain or whatever. But with domes came this ‘unfair’ advantage, imho. Another reason to hate modern civilization.
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wvParticipantI just hope the Refs dont leave this game in the hands of the players.
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vJanuary 28, 2019 at 5:38 pm in reply to: the non-call issue continues & has earned another thread #97417
wvParticipantWabi Sabi.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-sabi
“…In traditional Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi (侘寂) is a world view centered on the acceptance of transience and imperfection.[2] The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is “imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete”.[3] It is a concept derived from the Buddhist teaching of the three marks of existence (三法印 sanbōin), specifically impermanence (無常 mujō), suffering (苦 ku) and emptiness or absence of self-nature (空 kū)….”w
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