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wvParticipantCasagranda is my hero…… America peaked in 1973.
Yeah, i love him too. He came outta nowhere for me. I’m watching his vid on the Apaches this week. (He does go on too many long digressions for my taste, though.)
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wvParticipanti’m happy for him. worried that the rams would just drag it out and let him go. a joy to watch.
Honestly, I am not sure you can win a super bowl with KW. I dunno. Most fumbles in the NFL over the last two years.
IF I am an NFL Defensive Co., I’d be HAPPY to go up against KW, as opposed to a Saquon or Mixon or half a dozen others.And yes, he has great vision and crafty-ness and all that Lawrence-McCutcheon-ness.
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vAugust 6, 2025 at 7:33 am in reply to: Schefter & others w/ the more optimistic view on Stafford #157357
wvParticipantBacks. Sigh.
He’ll play. Of course he’ll play. But its not the kind of thing thats going to get better. And there will be X number of times it will affect him.
I hope he has a great year, and walks away from the NFL before it kills him.
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wvParticipantJ. Rodrigue is the guest
wvParticipantI hear Stafford’s back is 70 percent of 110 percent.
So…no problem.
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wvParticipantYeah, he’s a monster, blah blah, but i totally resonate with folks that talk about how ‘refreshing’ it is to have a monster who just says the fucking THING that the rest of them wont say OUT LOUD.
The dems have exactly nobody like that.
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vEnh, disagree a bit. There’s no putting perfume on this. Trump gets elected by lying to a gullible party base about the economic agenda. What he says aloud is the “culture wars” stuff that sucks in the gullible base.
I dont disagree with any of that, but i’m making a point about ‘how’ he appeals to people. He’s brilliant at doing a certain thing. And the Dems have no-one who can do ‘this thing’ I’m talking about. Bernie is the closest and he’s not really close. Its not about policy. Not talking about ‘substance’.
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wvParticipantYeah, he’s a monster, blah blah, but i totally resonate with folks that talk about how ‘refreshing’ it is to have a monster who just says the fucking THING that the rest of them wont say OUT LOUD.
The dems have exactly nobody like that.
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wvParticipantIf nothing else, listen to the Chris Long part at about 8:30 mark
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wvParticipantI agree that that doesn’t honestly represent what we usually mean by “continued investment.”
I think many of us expected them to draft one or two guys.
If the Rams fall flat this year, I would think that will be the reason. OLine. As per usual.
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wvParticipantGoff had 68 pass attempts? Man, i dont remember that one. WTF?
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vJuly 6, 2025 at 2:32 pm in reply to: a late start…time for the thread on Trump atrocities, or “Trumpocities” #156979
wvParticipanttrump wants to stage a UFC fight at the white house
wvParticipantShe’s going to write best-sellers and take a place next to Michael Silver, Peter King, and so on. She’s the best football writer of her generation….
Better than Fast Eddy?
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vJuly 5, 2025 at 8:13 am in reply to: science! physics, astrophysics, abiogenesis, n other stuff #156969
wvParticipantThe andromeda paradox. Never heard of it. Dont understand it.
wvParticipantJuly 1, 2025 at 7:03 pm in reply to: bits on various new and/or developing players after OTAs/minicamp #156955
wvParticipantSo he is ‘likely’ the teams number 3 QB. I am not impressed.
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wvParticipantYup. We cant have nice things. Faulk’s knee. Warner’s thumb. Now this.
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wvParticipantThis guy has an ‘it’ factor. Inter esting.
wvParticipantFox News, on the Dem Socialist who won the NY primary:
June 29, 2025 at 6:56 pm in reply to: science! physics, astrophysics, abiogenesis, n other stuff #156938
wvParticipantJune 29, 2025 at 10:23 am in reply to: Coaches. Rams coaches, + Silver on the Shanahan coaching tree #156936
wvParticipantSo it’s like, workers of the world unite, the great issue before us is billionaires making local governments pay for stadiums. Oh, and, Stafford isn’t so great when protection breaks down.
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“The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of offensive line struggles.”
“A specter is haunting the Western division…”
“In one word, you reproach us with intending to do away with your tush push. Precisely so: that is just what we intend.”
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vJune 28, 2025 at 7:14 am in reply to: Coaches. Rams coaches, + Silver on the Shanahan coaching tree #156932
wvParticipantPS. I believe this is the first time an article from ‘The Baffler’ has ever been posted on the football-board.
Well done, zn.
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vJune 28, 2025 at 7:01 am in reply to: Coaches. Rams coaches, + Silver on the Shanahan coaching tree #156931
wvParticipant“a knower of ball”
I like that.
wv ram, knower-of-ball
wvParticipantLAFB Network@LAFBNetwork
Greg Rosenthal says he’d rather have Kyren Williams over Christian McCaffrey👀“Consistent, versatile, durable… played more snaps than any RB last year. Always on the field — doing the dirty work.”
Fumbles.
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wvParticipantgot it
wvParticipantHall of Fame quarterback Steve Young completed an interview with Rich Eisen last week
This is a good one. It has a bit about Stafford, but the interesting part is where Young talks about how older qbs benefit from rules changes.
Yeah, Steve Young is always talking about the idea that QBs who can run are the new prototype, etc. And i agree with him in general, but then the running-QB-advocates ALWAYS neglect to mention the Stafford super bowl win. I always listen close to these guys and they NEVER mention the Stafford win. Its always Hertz, Mahommes, Josh Allan, Lamar, etc, blah blah.
Fact is a Brady or a Stafford can still win a Ring in this new NFL.
Maybe even a Flacco.
I wonder what Dan Marino would look like in todays NFL.
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wvParticipantThe Onion doesn't miss. pic.twitter.com/6u3YDktqwl
— Alan MacLeod (@AlanRMacLeod) June 20, 2025
wvParticipantI see the Lakers just sold for 10 billion dollars. I wonder what the Rams are now worth ?
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