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ParticipantCan you imagine the feelings on the team
and among the fans, if the Rams had punted
and the Seahawks had marched down the field
and kicked the FG: 29-28Rams blow a 21-3 lead.
Imagine the mood on the message boards š
O dear.
The Chief game looks inter esting.
Alex Smith is good but he aint mobile.
Maybe Ogletree wont wiff on him.w
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Participant“…The Rams call the play āMountaineerā because it hinges on the two former West Virginia teammates, Bailey and primary return man Tavon Austin. Austin sells the punt on one side of the field while Bailey gets the cheese. Three times special teams coordinator John Fassel ran film of the Chicago Bears working the decoy against the Green Bay Packers several years ago. With Devin Hester as decoy, the play worked to perfection ā except for a Bears holding penalty that negated the trickeration….”
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ParticipantSeattle posters:
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/seahawks/2014/10/19/rams-28-seahawks-26-first-impressions/
ternShoreMsFan 39 minutes ago
Rams must be super well-disciplined for such a lousy team! They were called for a whopping total of TWO penalties in that game!!?? One was the personal foul on Quick in the 1st quarter (immediately erased by a stupid personal foul penalty by Simon on the next play), and an intentional delay of game penalty in the 4th quarter before a punt. We were flagged for TEN penalties. St.Louis played one heck of a clean game in all facets…..or did they? I don’t buy that for one ####ing second.Gary01
@EasternShoreMsFan There were a few bogus calls, sure, but Seattle led the league in penalties last year too – it’s what they do. Their o-line is garbage, though – 8/10 of those penalties were probably holding or procedural calls against the crap o-line.wv
Participanthttp://blogs.seattletimes.com/seahawks/2014/10/19/earl-thomas-were-playing-the-referees-too/
Earl Thomas: āWeāre playing the referees tooā
Posted by Jayson JenksST. LOUIS ā Seahawks safety Earl Thomas was asked if he was surprised if the Ramsā fumble at the end of Seattleās 28-26 loss wasnāt reviewed. It looked as if Sherman had recovered the fumble initially, but the Ramsā retained possession and ran out the clock.
āYeah,ā Thomas said. āAt least give us a shot. But you know what? Iām not surprised with the referees this season. If you really look at some plays, weāre playing more than our opponents. Weāre playing the referees too. I donāt care what anybody is saying. Something is wrong. That needs to be brought up.ā
Thomas was asked if the refs gave the Seahawks an explanation: āThereās never an explanation,ā he said. āItās kind of crazy how football is turning out now. You give a guy, just because he wears a white and black shirt, he has authority of the game. Man, they need to stay out of it ā thatās my key ā and let us dominate.ā
Thomas also pointed to special teams and the fact the Seahawks werenāt disciplined, but he also said, āWeāve got to understand who weāre battling now. We won everything last year. Weāre battling the referees now. I donāt know whatās going on with that. Weāve got to cut out the penalties. Thatās whatās hurting us.ā
Dean Blandino, the NFLās vice president of officiating, tweeted an explanation of that final fumble:
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ParticipantI bet he fumbles more than Pead. Do you want to cut him?
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I might want to trade him
for Percy Harvin.w
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Laram — on Ogletreebut what AO did today goes beyond a “bad game” to me.
Alec Ogletree was a perfect example of a “coach killer” in today’s game.
I will disregard the missed tackles for this illustration, those happen far to frequently in the NFL.
But the misplays he had on Russell Wilson were totally inexcusable.
The Rams had AO spying Wilson in this game and Wilson ended up getting his career high in rush yards.
When you have contain, you learn in Pee Wee ball that you don’t give up the outside, you turn everything inside to your pursuit.
WTH was AO dipping inside and giving up the corner???
First its poor technique, and if given the choice, what do you think a qb is going to choose, inside or outside??
Russell Wilson is smart, he knows the sidelines is his friend, TURN HIM INSIDE!!! banghead
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ParticipantWell, Mason was a Fumbler in college
and now he makes the second most
boneheaded play of the year.
(JJ’s burning was the worst)You simply canNOT fumble
in that situation.
I read people saying “its a learning experience” —
Nah. Thats the kind of thing a pro
ALREADY knows.I dont think he’s gonna ‘learn’ not
to fumble at critical times — i think
he’s just a fumbler.w
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ParticipantIām pleased. Not overwhelmed. But pleased.
Well they have a Formula now :
Just make two 70+ yard kick returns,execute a Fake punt,
and fumble the ball while
running out the clock.w
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Participant46 Comments and counting — after the article — seahawk fans on the game
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/seahawks/2014/10/19/rams-28-seahawks-26-first-impressions/azmaniac 34 minutes ago
I hope the DC now understands the DL cannot get pressure on the QB with just a 4 man rush. WE need to change our base defense or this will continue especially on the road. We were seriously out coached in this game. Special teams killed us. Russell Wilson is the ONLY reason we were even in this game in the 4th quarter. That and St louis played defense like we did the whole game and allowed us to get back in by dropping instead of harassing Wilson like they did in the 1st half. On OF most of our problems would be solved if we had 2 guards that can at least slow down the rush. I said MOST. Turn out the lights the party is over for this team.-
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Participantiām glad for the win but still disheartened by the inconsistency of this team. this is not a solid formula for winning. they have to get better.
having said that. lots of positive things i can take from this game.
Exactly.
Only the rams could upset
the SuperBowl champs…in a
disheartening way.Obviously “we’ll take it”
as posters say.w
vOctober 19, 2014 at 4:47 pm in reply to: Game highlight vids, including ESPNās Sunday Blitz: Seahawks-Rams Recap #9938wv
Participantwv
ParticipantGoing right down the field after 21-19. Thatās nice. Key to game. The punt call on 4th deep in own territory. Unbelievable. Excellent!
True, but Seattle then went right
down the field on the Rams D.w
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ParticipantThis is one of the weirdest
Ram teams i can ever
remember.They are infuriating
even when the upset
the superbowl champs.w
vOctober 19, 2014 at 10:29 am in reply to: Robert Quinn on Sack Drought āAll it takes is one snowflake" #9910wv
ParticipantIām ready for the blizzard.
Well some of us experts
thot the Rams would have a shot
at the Sack record this year.Fewest sacks in a season:
Chiefs 2008 – Ten
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_National_Football_League_records_%28team%29#Sacksw
vOctober 19, 2014 at 10:22 am in reply to: rams-raiders-would-be-los-angeles-bound—-if-not-for-the-nfl #9909wv
Participant“sources say”
I just cant give any weight
to articles like that.w
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ParticipantI think the Rams will take an early leadā¦..and will be leading going into halftimeā¦ā¦
Thatās all I have right now.
I just dont take Seattle nearly
as seriously when they are on the road.I think penalties will decide it š
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ParticipantI am travelling. Right now Iām in the airport.
There will be responses, later. Including, observations and thoughts about football, and blocking.
For nowā¦.gotta go.
Enjoy Zooeys wedding to Nittany.
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Participanthttp://therealnews.com/t2/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=12531
critique of ‘Homeland’ tv showwv
Participantseven-billion-talking-monkeys-without-wisdom
plus,
modern-constantly-changing-technology,
equals:
…um….death of the biosphere?w
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October 17, 2014 at 6:17 pm in reply to: Rams and Seahawks game previews: articles, vids, audios, Wagoner, & co. #9825wv
ParticipantYeah, thatās the one.
bazinga
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ParticipantI would love it if it turns out to be a beat down of Seattle.
Thinking about the game this past Monday I am still wondering why they went away from running Tre Mason. He was killing the 49ers.
Grits
I think its just cuz
BrianS and Fisher aim for balance.
Its always about balance, i think.w
vOctober 17, 2014 at 6:06 pm in reply to: I just want to see the team get better as the season progresses #9819wv
ParticipantEspecially the Defense.
Grits
Well, they can still be 12-4.
I would settle for 9-7. š
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ParticipantOctober 17, 2014 at 5:58 pm in reply to: Seahawks have traded Harvin… + Harvin & the Seattle locker room #9815wv
ParticipantThis is from January, fwiw:
http://www.businessinsider.com/percy-harvin-trade-seahawks-2014-1
“Harvin trade backfired”w
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October 17, 2014 at 3:57 pm in reply to: Robert Quinn on Sack Drought āAll it takes is one snowflake" #9799wv
Participanthttp://bleacherreport.com/articles/2234299-why-the-st-louis-rams-pass-rush-has-completely-vanished
Why The Rams pass rush has vanished
In response to the “getting the ball out quickly” theory,
La, says this:
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Laram
Yeah thats a myth, or an excuse that people are using in an attempt to try an explain away the lack of sacks registered to date.“Well teams are getting rid of the ball quickly”.
That means three step drops, right?
Look at the G. Jennings TD in the back of the endzone.
Look at the Dez Bryant play
Look at the T. Williams play
Look at the J. Matthews play (2nd option)
Look at the R. Cooper play
Look at the A. Boldin play
Look at the M. Crabtree play
Look at the B. Lloyd play
Do you think any of those were 3 step drops, get the ball out quickly? They were not.
Its not the offenses getting the ball out quickly, its the Rams.
October 17, 2014 at 3:42 pm in reply to: Robert Quinn on Sack Drought āAll it takes is one snowflake" #9798wv
Participanthttp://bleacherreport.com/articles/2234299-why-the-st-louis-rams-pass-rush-has-completely-vanished
Why The Rams pass rush has vanishedOctober 17, 2014 at 3:39 pm in reply to: Robert Quinn on Sack Drought āAll it takes is one snowflake" #9797wv
ParticipantHe applies about as much pressure as a snowflake. Yeah, Quinn is being held at times. He was last year too but it didnāt keep him from getting 19 sacks. Bottom line is Quinn and the rest of the d-line arenāt performing. Iāve watched Quinn and Iāve seen him get held, but Iāve also seen him get driven past the pocket. Iāve seen him get pushed down, knocked backwards and completely neutralized. All great d-lineman throughout history have been held, but they still managed to excel as pass rushers. I donāt know what Quinn is doing differently this year or if this is about Williamsā defense but something has changed from last year to this and it canāt be explained by being held.
Maybe the OT’s have figured him out in some way.
I dunno.
Or maybe he didnt come in with the same fire
this year.
Or maybe the weddings of zack and zooey’s
relatives have affected him in some way.w
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ParticipantOk, so, I
am in charge now, right?
Isn’t that how it works?When zack and zooey are gone,
I”m in charge, right?So, i was thinking
we need a Tapir on the Header.
And can we please talk about
something other than football
for a while. Like maybe, goats.
I think we should talk about goats.w
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