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wvParticipantI’d say get Bill Belichik.
The Rams destroyed one of the satanic coaches. Get the other one in here, and ruin his career, too.
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How many years does the new coach get to Rebuild?
Can we say the “R” word now?
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vDecember 12, 2016 at 2:55 pm in reply to: Gurley: "It looked like a middle-school offense out there," #60779wvParticipantYeah, he didn’t mean the coaches or scheme. It was pretty obvious he was just
disgusted with the players and the execution.Having said that, the coaches and scheme might very well be part of the problem.
I dunno. But Gurley didnt say it.w
vwvParticipantA night well spent.
Today is the 15th anniversary of my daughter’s death. A lot of people on this board were posting together when that happened. 15 years ago. Wow.
I always take the day off work, and my family and I go and get our Christmas tree today.
It’s good to do things to honor the memory.
Just keep going, buddy.
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A bunch of us remember,
Zooey.w
vwvParticipantHe will not pass Dan Reeves, now.
Well, things came apart didn’t they. Man. This team is just a mess.
I would have fired Fisher too, after that game, btw. I see no real advantage in keeping him three more games. Appoint an interim coach and start the search early.
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vwvParticipantSo do we want Snead to stay?
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vDecember 8, 2016 at 6:54 am in reply to: Rams Junior High: Inside a Dysfunctional Front Office #60545wvParticipantWow.
(I’ll be offline for a few days, btw. So thats my last
post till Monday)w
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December 7, 2016 at 2:23 pm in reply to: Sanders Nailed It On Identity Politics & Inequality & the MSM missed the point #60520wvParticipantOne of the best articles of the year, I’d say.
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vwvParticipantFalcons are no.1 in the NFL in points scored. 32.2 a game.
Matt Ryan has a 112 passer rating.
End of story.
Rams will make a better showing than the last two games,
and make it close, but they wont win.w
vwvParticipantI mean what would you predict sentient-beings would be like
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vThose who watch CNN and those who read the New York Times and believe they are informed.
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Well, we agree, that the MSM is full of shit. But media systems all over the globe are drenching humans in lies, omissions, propaganda, hidden-ideological-assumptions, etc.Its not just CNN and the NYT. Fox news, MSNBC, and the rest of them. Its Trumps media-system and its Hillary’s media-system. We are living in a time of lies.
Look at ANY historical event. Take Vietnam. Look at all the layers of lies surrounding it. Etc, and so forth.
I just think people KNOW they are being lied to and after a while, they are willing to believe in conspiracies of all kinds.
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vwvParticipant“… we have been providing universal health care in this city for nearly a decade, and if the new administration follows through on its callous promise to revoke health insurance from 20 million people, San Franciscans will be protected; and, be it..”
What does that mean? How can a city provide ‘universal health care’ ?
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vDecember 6, 2016 at 7:40 pm in reply to: informal poll: what's wrong with the offense, can it pick up? #60458wvParticipant=============
La Ram
I believe that Fisher will be gone as well. I’ve said before that I felt if the Rams didn’t finish well Fisher would not be back.Peter King who I like and trust seems to feel the same way, so we’ll see. I’ve asked but did not get a straight answer.
There are some people who have season seats very close to me that are important people in Los Angeles.
They have already told me that they will be offering their remaining tickets for .99. Yes you read that correct, .99.
That is a loud and clear message and trust me the Rams are aware of it.
So what I know about that just contributes to the fact that I disagree with everyone who thinks that winning is not a priority with Stan.
He didn’t just go two years with an out clause for no reason. He knows the Rams must win.
Ramsfsninmd if they hire the right offensive headcoach, and repair the o-line, yes I believe they can compete for a wildcard next year if the qb progresses.
But IMO for them to really make noise in the playoffs they need to blow the offense up.
On offense you got square pegs in round holes, and round pegs in square holes.
Are you a drive blocking team, or a zone blocking team?
Are you a play action team, a reverse ghost action team or a hybrid offense? What will the new HC’s influence be? Will these players fit his scheme?
Will the new coach try and change his system to fit the present players, or want new players? Lots of questions around bringing in a new headcoach.
I have NO idea who the right headcoach would be. None
I like Rob Chudz, but I have no idea how he would be. I know he knows offensive football, but is he a leader of men? I dunno
People are very hard on Stan, but choosing the right headcoach involves a lot of luck.
Somebody who got lucky told me you can do all the due-diligence in the world, and it can all be for nothing.
I don’t think they have started looking. That kind of stuff has a way of getting out.
I believe they have more respect for Fisher than that.
Thanks.
===================December 6, 2016 at 6:41 pm in reply to: informal poll: what's wrong with the offense, can it pick up? #60451wvParticipantBut I fear that the players just aren’t good, too. How can they have gone 12 games without opening a hole for Gurley? Like…ever? Unless they just lose every battle? Because I have to think they know their blocking assignments. I don’t understand it. It’s not like they have faced the Purple People Eaters every week.
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Well let us hope that we are wrong and zn is right, and its just a matter of
getting past ‘the move’.Cause if we are right and the players just aint that good, they will suck again next year. Cause even if they draft some good OLine players they will still be rookies.
Maybe there is hope in Free Agents. If they spend some money and hit on some solid free agents. Thats all i got.
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vDecember 6, 2016 at 5:06 pm in reply to: informal poll: what's wrong with the offense, can it pick up? #60448wvParticipant<b
-The o-line improves. I think the o-line can go from among the worse to at least an average group over the offseason. It’s a possibility. I mean, they were kinda sorta average the year before and it’s the same group of guys so if they can go from middlin’ to terrible they ought to be able to go from terrible to middlin’. Plus, they are certainly going to address the o-line in Free Agency so the personnel should get a little better anyway.
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Well the Oline is the story of the year. The mystery story.I predicted about ten wins and a playoff berth in large part because i expected the Oline to be a team strength. What a disaster.
I am an oline skeptic at this point. An oline denier. I am afraid…that i just think…they are not good players.
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vwvParticipantI’ve been looking at ‘the list’ of sites where ‘fake news’ and ‘russian propaganda’ are supposed to be prevalent. Todays blog was: “Activistpost”
The article i read was from a climate change denial point of view.
Almost all the denial articles read link the climate-change view with ‘globalism’ — ie, an attempt by the powers that be to ‘use’ the climate-change idea to make money and gain power.
btw, James Lovelock, the ‘gaia’ guy, has changed his mind and now thinks climate change is not real. He also thinks robots will rule the world someday.
link:http://www.activistpost.com/2016/12/global-warming-hustle-finally-falling-apart.html
“…Global warming is one of the Rockefeller Globalists’ chief issues. Manipulating it entails convincing populations that a massive intervention is necessary to stave off the imminent collapse of all life on Earth. Therefore, sovereign nations must be eradicated. Political power and decision-making must flow from above, from “those who are wiser.”
Al Gore is one of their front men….
…Their real agenda is clear: “The only solution to climate change is a global energy-management network. We (the Globalist leaders) are in the best position to manage such a system. We will allocate mandated energy-use levels throughout planet Earth, region by region, nation by nation, and eventually, citizen by citizen.”Yes, citizen by citizen.
This is the long-term goal. This is the Globalists’ Holy Grail.
Slavery imposed through energy.”
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vwvParticipantProtecting full time employment should be a priority of government. AI and robots that eliminate a job should be taxed at a higher overall rate than the worker it replaced.
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Fine by me, but they are coming. And they are gonna displace a shitload of working people.So something fundamental is gonna have to happen, like a ‘living wage’ just for being alive. Or something.
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vDecember 6, 2016 at 4:08 pm in reply to: informal poll: should the Patz even bother to show up? #60440wvParticipantIt is the same defense that looked pretty bad against the 49ers, you may recall. The ONLY game the 49ers have won all year.
Who will win the rematch?
I cannot wait to see that game. All the epic 9er/Rams battles over the decades! This one promising to be among the most tightly contested fiascos in that proud history.
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True, zooey. All the rest of the games leading up to that one
are just insignificant. Its all about the rematch.w
vDecember 6, 2016 at 4:03 pm in reply to: Army Corps Denies Easement and Blocks the Dakota Access Pipeline #60439wvParticipantDid anybody notice the thousand of vets showing up in Standing Rock right before they decide to shut down the pipeline ? Trump who was the guy saying no one was a stronger supporter of veterans. They shut it down because when they lose the military they lose their power and the vets taking a stand was the first step.
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I noticed. Its been quite a protest. Lots of layers and cross-currents of interests and complexity.I have read btw, that indigenous peoples have become the most sophisticated protestors on the planet. They have learned much, by doing.
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vlink:http://www.commondreams.org/news/2016/12/02/veterans-arrive-standing-rock-act-human-shields-water-protectors
“…The “Veterans Stand for Standing Rock” action has garnered widespread support, with the National Nurses United (NNU) union sending $50,000 to fund their expenses and a popular fundraiser surpassing $800,000 by Friday afternoon.“We salute the brave veterans who are standing up for the rights of the water protectors, and all of us who support this critical defense of the First Amendment right to assemble and protest without facing brutal and unwarranted attacks,” said NNU co-president Jean Ross.
Also on Friday, water protectors fulfilled a wishlist of supplies created by the Morton County Sheriff’s Department in Mandan, North Dakota, as an act of goodwill.
The generosity was striking, as officers from Morton County have subjected the Indigenous activists to extreme uses of force in recent days—including water cannons in subfreezing temperatures, mace, rubber bullets, and allegedly concussion grenades. One activist is still in danger of losing an arm after being struck with by what witnesses described as a concussion grenade thrown directly at her by police in riot gear.
“North Dakota taxpayers have already bankrolled the Morton County Sheriff Department with approximately ten million dollars for the suppression of peaceful water protectors. Despite this excessive financial support, Morton County officers are asking taxpayers to donate supplies,” said the Indigenous Environmental Network and the Indigenous Peoples Power Project in a joint statement….see link
December 6, 2016 at 3:04 pm in reply to: informal poll: should the Patz even bother to show up? #60436wvParticipantThe defense has looked terrible against two of the best offenses. Now they face a third good offense. It aint gonna be pretty.
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vDecember 6, 2016 at 3:00 pm in reply to: informal poll: what's wrong with the offense, can it pick up? #60435wvParticipantI’m not sure I’ve ever seen an offense this bad
where everyone was Healthy. For the most part they’ve had all their
players.Grob – inconsistent. Kendricks – inconsistent. Tavon — inconsistent. Gurley – inconsistent. Britt – inconsistent. Quick — inconsistent. Nothing is flowing, nothing is smooth. The Oline cant get out of its own way. ITs a train-wreck.
I have no idea if something that looks this bad, can bee quick-fixed.
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vwvParticipantFrustrating season, for sure.
“We just have to find a way to get better,” Rams defensive end William Hayes said. “It’s just getting frustrating. Week in and week out, everybody’s taking their turns making mistakes.”
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vwvParticipantSeems to me its either personnel or zn’s ‘distractions lead to lack of cohesion’
or both.I dunno, but i ‘lean’ toward both. Which is bad.
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vDecember 5, 2016 at 9:11 am in reply to: Army Corps Denies Easement and Blocks the Dakota Access Pipeline #60311wvParticipantMckibben:https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/dec/04/standing-rock-victory-turning-point?utm_medium=email&utm_source=actionkit
The victory at Standing Rock could mark a turning point
Bill McKibbenDecember 4, 2016 at 5:34 pm in reply to: Army Corps Denies Easement and Blocks the Dakota Access Pipeline #60252wvParticipantCan Trump over-ride all that, if he wants?
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vwvParticipantHow did the Rams get a TD? FOX switched the game to New Orleans with 10:48 remaining.
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Sixty yard pass to britt took it to the one. Then TD pass to britt.
All in garbage time.w
vwvParticipantI do not like this ram team.
I do not like them.
I would not watch them in a boat.
I would not watch them on a train.
I would not watch them with a fox.I do not like this ram team.
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vwvParticipantAre you wearing a Dickerson jersey? Cuz I saw that guy.
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Rams cant GIVE away sideline passes at this point. No-one wants them.
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vDecember 4, 2016 at 2:21 pm in reply to: 2nd Most Futile Franchise — At least we ain’t the Browns #60215wvParticipantDont worry, its a seven year plan. This is only year five.
The plan, btw, is to give Fisher seven years of losing seasons,
then fire him and start a new plan.Get with the program.
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vwvParticipantI dont see the ‘one year buy out’ theory as all ‘that’ important given the fact that Kronky is a multi-billionaire and can fire Fisher any time he wants, and just eat the contract-money.
I assume Kronky gave his word that fisher would get a pass on any ‘move’ year and so I assume Kronky feels he has to give Fisher one more year.
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vwvParticipant“…At the time, everyone noticed the attempt to weaken Syria, but no-one understood the under-lying motivation for this transfer of the population. And yet a close colleague of ambassador Samantha Powell, Kelly M. Greenhill, had published a university article on Strategic engineering of migration as a weapon of war [1], which should have caught the attention.”
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vI will say this. Just in terms of the prose, that’s English as a second language in a time when there are no editors.
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Yes. Much like Mike Martz, or Donald Rumsfeld.w
vwvParticipantED aint gettin his sideline passes anytime soon, huh 🙂
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