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  • in reply to: setting up the SF game + broadcast map #159092
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    NFC and AFC are totally wide open this year. Rams have a legit shot at a Ring. But so do about ten other teams. Gonna be interesting.

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    in reply to: around the league going into (and arriving at) week 9 games #159087
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    Just a discussion on sports/politics, fwiw.

    in reply to: Writer/Author Jeff Pearlman on Vince Ferragamo. #159086
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    That was good (except for the NY-snobbiness). And its how i remembered it too. Vince did indeed suck for most of the regular season in 1979. But, in the playoffs he was great and clutch against Staubach and the Cowboys.

    “everyone knows the Rams do not beat the Cowboys”

    And yeah, Warren Beatty’s Heaven Can Wait was on everyone’s mind at the time.

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    in reply to: Our reactions to the Saints game #159085
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    it’s the worst kicking game i’ve ever seen?

    How many have they had blocked now? Two, three, four?

    Karty is ranked 37, btw. 67 percent.
    He’s 35th in extra point percentage. 88 percent. Missed 3.

    49ers kicker is 19 for 19, btw.

    https://www.espn.com/nfl/stats/player/_/view/special/stat/kicking/table/kicking/sort/fieldGoalPct/dir/desc

    in reply to: around the league going into (and arriving at) week 9 games #159068
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    Report: Tests revealed what Kyle Shanahan was worried about on Sunday

    Another one bites the dust, as Mykel Williams will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL
    Kyle Posey

    After the San Francisco 49ers’ Week 9 win over the New York Giants, head coach Kyle Shanahan said, “We’re worried it’s an ACL” when referring to first-round pick Mykel Williams’ injury.

    Williams was well on his way to playing a season-high in snaps against the Giants. Even after injury, he ended up playing 50 percent of the snaps. On the season, Williams played 66 percent of the snaps for the defense.

    ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler confirmed that testing revealed Mykel Williams indeed tore his ACL, as the team feared. The 49ers have already been decimated by injury, specifically the defensive line. It would be easier to list the players who haven’t suffered an injury or been listed on the injury list than vice versa.

    Now, as the team was hopeful Bryce Huff could return after missing two games with a hamstring injury, they’ll need to replace one of their most reliable defenders.

    Against the Giants, Sam Okayinonu played the most snaps of any defensive lineman. Of the 57, Sam O played 41, Alfred Collins 33, Keion White 33, and Mykel was next at 29. The team has gone out of its way to avoid playing Robert Beal, who played 13 snaps. The other option on the edge is the newly signed Clelin Ferrell, who played 18 snaps against the Giants.

    The 49ers’ hand might be forced when it comes to acquiring defensive linemen before the trade deadline.
    https://www.ninersnation.com/san-francisco-49ers-news/152347/49ers-kyle-shanahan-mkyel-williams-acl-injury-updates

    in reply to: Our reactions to the Saints game #159067
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    I’ve been reading lately that the 2026 QB class does not have top-tier talent.

    What do the Rams do about their QB situation next year?

    Do they just keep signing Stafford to one year deals, and hope for the best?

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    in reply to: Our reactions to the Saints game #159056
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    AS of Nov3, Rams draft order: No.11 and no.27.

    Saints have the first pick as of now.

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    in reply to: NFL Playoff Picture #159055
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    As of Nov. 3rd.
    If the playoffs were today…

    1 Eagles
    2 Bucs
    3 Seahawks
    4 Packers

    5 Rams
    6 49ers
    7 Lions


    On the bubble: Bears,

    1 Colts
    2 Pats
    3 Broncos
    4 Steelers

    5 Bills
    6 Chargers
    7 Jaguars

    on the bubble: Chiefs

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    in reply to: Our reactions to the Saints game #159054
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    Stafford now leading the NFL with 21 TDs. Herbert next at 18. Five QBs with 17.

    https://www.nfl.com/stats/player-stats/category/passing/2025/REG/all/passingtouchdowns/DESC

    in reply to: Our reactions to the Saints game #159037
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    Rams have not had any elite Tight Ends in their modern history. One wonders whether Tyler Higbee would be considered the ‘best’ alltime Ram tight end? He leads in catches, fwiw.

    Catches
    Higbee 374
    Lance Kendricks 204
    Billy Truax 180
    Ernie Cromwell 146
    Jared Cook 142

    in reply to: Our reactions to the Saints game #159029
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    Beating a one-win team that’s using a rookie backup-level QB, at home….is a good thing. Good work.

    Rams had no turnovers.

    …i do wonder about the non-call though.

    in reply to: the newest political tweets thread (3/26) #159016
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    Just somethin that interested me. Changes in Vietnam government. Might wanna give it two-minute listen, or so.

    in reply to: Rams OL thread #158999
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    I’d be disappointed if Havenstein was back next year. He’s been so solid for so long, but one would hope at this point the Rams would have a solid young replacement.

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    in reply to: Rams tweets etc. … 10/31 – 11/2 #158998
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    Is it possible Stafford kinda gets too zoned-in on his favorite WR? Like Kupp. Or Puka.

    This has nothing to do with the point Adams is making. I get that they didnt have their timing down because of the lack of practice.

    Still, i wonder if Stafford would have spread the ball between Holt and Ike as well as Kurt did.

    Maybe some QBs are just more mono-receiverus.

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    in reply to: setting up Saints game … injuries, broadcast map, etc. #158980
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    Tyler Shough (‘shuck’)
    Scouting Report: Summary
    The tape shows a quarterback who thrives in structured passing attacks featuring heavy play-action usage. When Shough can plant that back foot and drive through his throws off play-action, he generates impressive velocity to all levels of the field. That play-action prowess combined with his ability to layer passes between zones makes him an ideal fit in systems like San Francisco or Los Angeles that emphasize rhythmic timing throws and vertical shots off run action.

    His Senior Bowl performance reinforced what shows up on Louisville film – this is a physically gifted passer who can make every throw in the playbook when his mechanics are right. The arm talent pops whether he’s driving comebacks from the opposite hash or dropping deep balls in the bucket. While the age and medical history are legitimate concerns, several games from 2024 (Miami, Clemson, Virginia) showcase a QB ready to compete for a starting role sooner rather than later. The flashes of brilliance throwing on the move and improvising outside structure hint at a higher ceiling than his current draft buzz suggests.

    After studying his full body of work, I’m convinced Shough will outperform his eventual draft position. The combination of size, arm strength, and experience in multiple pro-style concepts provides immediate NFL backup value with clear starter upside. He needs an established offensive system that can refine his mechanics and help him process faster under pressure. But in the right situation with proper development time, Shough has the tools to develop into a quality NFL starter by year two. The tape shows a more talented player than his current Day 2/3 projection indicates.
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    Felix Green (ACC)
    https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Tyler-Shough-QB-Oregon#google_vignette

    in reply to: The Greatest draft in Rams history #158968
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    Looking at the old Martz (2000-20005) drafts, makes me appreciate McSnead.

    Their drafting was fantastically terrible.

    The 1970s, though.

    1971
    1 Isiah Robertson
    1 Jack Youngblood
    3 Dave Elmendorf

    71 is definitely in the top five Ram drafts of all time, i would think. I cant make it number one, because i know Deacon was drafted in the four hundred and seventy first round in 1961.

    Btw, who would you draft first Ohtani or Wembanyama?

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    in reply to: The Greatest draft in Rams history #158966
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    The strength of that seventh round pick almost does make up for the rest of it

    Yeah, the 7th round was never the same after that.

    Looking at the old Martz (2000-20005) drafts, makes me appreciate McSnead.

    2003
    1 Jimmy kennedy DT
    2 Pisa Tinoisamoa LB
    3 Kevin Curtis WR
    4 Shawn Mcdonald WR
    4 Dejuan Groce DB
    5 Dan Curley FB
    5 Shane Walton DB
    5 Kevin Garret DB
    6 Scott Tercero G
    7 Scott Shanle LB
    7 Richard Angulo TE

    in reply to: Rams trade for CB … including the “big article” #158962
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    Having accessed this trade on both a macro and micro level, and after an exhaustive in-depth analysis of its intricacies and nuances, I officially declare this trade to be pretty good.

    So you’re saying it was better than the Marshall Faulk trade. We shall see.

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    in reply to: setting up Saints game … injuries, broadcast map, etc. #158957
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    Facing a back-up, rookie QB, for a 1-win team.

    I don’t like it.

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    in reply to: around the league going into (and arriving at) week 9 games #158952
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    Man, I saw the replay of the tush-push ‘non-fumble’ by Jalen Hertz and that is one of the worst calls I’ve ever seen.

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    in reply to: Rams trade for CB … including the “big article” #158945
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    in reply to: NFL Playoff Picture #158929
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    Huge loss by the 49ers to the Texans.
    Seattle 5-2
    Rams 5-2
    49ers 5-3
    Cards 2-5

    Next up:

    Rams (-13.5) vs Saints
    49ers (-2.5) vs Giants
    Seahawks (-3.5) vs Commanders

    in reply to: around the league for week 8 … teams to watch? #158926
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    Didnt realize Pennix wasnt playing today. (bone bruise on his knee)

    Kirk Cousins looked totally out of sync with his WRs.

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    in reply to: around the league for week 8 … teams to watch? #158919
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    A lunk-head view by Greg Olson.

    After he started going, I couldn’t bear to watch. Does anyone respond to him. Like, with facts?

    …well…at the 36 minute mark they talk about how concussions will save the Republic. Thats all I’m sayin.

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    in reply to: around the league for week 8 … teams to watch? #158911
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    A lunk-head view by Greg Olson.

    in reply to: Bye week: looking forward and back #158894
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    Robert Bailey. Cornerback. 1994.

    in reply to: Jagz game: tweets, plays, highlights, commentary #158886
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    Fitz & Whit | Ryan Fitzpatrick & Andrew Whitworth

    in reply to: NFL Playoff Picture #158882
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    Might as well skim the Rams remaining ten games. The 49er game in two weeks, is what-you-call a Must-Win, I’d say.

    I’m assuming they will beat the Saints and be 6-2. That next stretch 49er-Seahawks-Bucs is inter esting.

    Saints
    49ers
    Seahawks
    Bucs
    Panthers
    Cardinals
    Lions
    Seahawks
    Falcons
    Cardinals

    in reply to: around the league for week 8 … teams to watch? #158881
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    Well…we want the Eagles, 49ers, Bears, Bucs, and Packers to lose.

    And the Cowboys just on principle.

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    in reply to: Why i hate Colin Cowherd #158880
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    Its amazing to me, that a bunch of NFL asshole billionaire capitalists created this NFL cap thing. I cant believe its lasted this long, either. I know Jerry Jones has pushed against it from time to time, but in the end he’s always backed off.

    Turns out that when a rising tide lifts all boats, it’s a good thing.

    Who would have thunk?

    Indeed. …didnt the 49ers owner try and cheat back in the 90s or something? I think I’m remembering that correctly. Tried to give players money under the table to get around the Cap.

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