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wvParticipantWell, its a very interesting issue. Nittany has
raised some interesting ideas.I’m not sure what i think about it, anymore.
I dunno.But i do consider the fact that Europe has
considered the issue and weighed the pluses
and minuses and they seem to have
decided on a more cautious/slow course:“…Evidence from foreign markets where GM ingredient labeling has been mandatory for many years—for instance, the European Union, where all foods containing or derived from GM crop ingredients (excluding livestock products) have had to be labeled since 2003–indicates that when food processors and retailers have been faced with these constraints they have typically avoided GM ingredients, offering consumers only certified non-GM and organic products….”
I give that some weight, cause i tend
to think Europeans are more grown-up
than Americans.w
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wvParticipantI havent watched the Eagles. Why is
Bradford playing so poorly,
assuming he is ?w
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wvParticipantNY, the pacific NW and most of the north east killed it from what I hear.
A bit dry in cali though…
Excuses!
A lot of States have had dryness.
But they still got the job done.…If Weed is as legal as beer
in Colorado, then I wonder if thats an
advantage as far as getting Free agents
to sign for Denver ?w
vNovember 5, 2015 at 4:44 pm in reply to: Prediction thread – Minnesota Vikings – out of doors #33584
wvParticipantThe loss did not sit well with me, especially since it came from the Vikings….
Plus I was younger, and still believed in the power of prayer. So the Vikings not only stole the games, they stole my belief in a benevolent deity, and set me on the pathway to reckless despair that you see me on today.
So your blaming Jesus for the playoff
losses to the Vikings?Its a well-known fact Jesus is a Raider fan,
so I dont think he’d even play dice
with a Viking-Ram game.w
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wvParticipantNobody said anything about Touchdown Jesus.
Now that pic is what you think it is.
I will fill it and update the pic in celebrating the Rams victory and our American Freedoms Sunday nite.
I guess u dont live in
O-hiow
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wvParticipantHappy Day of Birth,
Mack.I always read Mack-posts.
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wvParticipantWell I’m not a hundred percent sure we can
extrapolate much from the last two games.
I mean, the Rams got out to a lead and
Fisher probly really trusted the defense
and running game to win the last two.I’m not sure the same offensive-approach
and play-calling will stay in place
as the Rams face teams that can score
more points. I dunno.Btw, you can ‘usually’ tell when Fisher thinks
he’s an underdog because he tries to steal
a possession with Hekker-Trickery.w
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wvParticipantVikes podcast
http://www.startribune.com/access-vikings-podcast-zimmer-and-the-vikings-keep-proving-doubters-wrong/339969852/
Episode 16: The Vikings are winning games they haven’t won in recent years. But can they do it against good teams?
————-I listened to some of this and it dont sound
like the vike-podcasters are very impressed with their QBw
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wvParticipanthttp://video.startribune.com/zimmer-vikings-halfway-through-learning-steps/339551272/
Zimmer’s four stages of learning
wvParticipantimagine if Gurley got hurt on that cement warning track…..
I suspect the Ram players are more
aware of the danger than visiting players.
Ram players probly know how to avoid slipping on it.November 3, 2015 at 8:13 am in reply to: Prediction thread – Minnesota Vikings – out of doors #33431
wvParticipantI just dont know much about the Vikes. but
i do know they have only beaten soft teams.But then the Rams have beaten two
soft teams lately. Hmmmm.I’m gonna go ahead and BeLieve —
Rams 23
Vikings 20w
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wvParticipantI dunno. I’m not sure why he would think they’d be bad all year.
Seems reasonable to assume the young guys would get better.At any rate, i think playing SF would make any unit
look better. Ya know. That is about as bad a SF team
as i can remember. And I remember some teams where
John Brodie was getting kilt on every other play.They might not win another game. Could be
they’ll get the first pick.w
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wvParticipantI can also understand Tavon’s fumble on the Foles’ pass because Foles hung up the ball like punt and Tavon had to comeback for it to make the that catch when he fumbled.
We’re back to the future folks: it’s 1983 through 1985…
1) Rams have a very decent Defense.
2) A great feature RB
3) A HC with USC ties
3) A lousy QB… Rams have a mixture of Jeff Kemp, Steve Dils and Dieter Brock rolled into Foles.The only thing missing from the DeLorean Time Machine is playing home games in So Cal.
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I dunno, but I probly like Foles more than most on the board.
I see him more as a Billy Kilmer type than a Kemp/Dils type.
I think he’s got some serious toughness and clutchness to him,
and i think the players would march through hell for him.w
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wvParticipantI agree that its multifaceted. I dont think its a big mystery:
New OC, New QB, Cook is Cook, Kendricks has the injury, the Young OLine
has been abused a lot. Seems to me its ‘mainly’ been the OLine.
I think a lot of Foles issues are directly related to
bulgerization.One thing i am impressed with about these WR’s is
their blocking. They are really showing up
in that regard. They seem to take pride in it.Its fair to expect some improvement with this
group as the games go by. But it ‘would’
be nice if they could add a Calvin Johnson
to the unit next year 🙂
Seriously, they need a third weapon.
Someone besides Tavon and Gurley.w
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wvParticipantDoes Gurley remind anyone of O.J. Simpson (as a running back)?
Not really, but maybe a little like Bo Jackson.
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vNovember 1, 2015 at 9:38 pm in reply to: Prediction thread – Minnesota Vikings – out of doors #33350
wvParticipantBridgewater’s game stats so far:
http://www.nfl.com/player/teddybridgewater/2543465/gamelogsSix TD’s, Five INT’s. Overall rating of around 85.
Enh.
AP has 633 yards. 4.5 yard average. He’s only
had one bad game – SF held him to 31 yards.Vikes haven’t beaten a team with a winning record.
They played Denver tough though.w
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wvParticipantwell. i take that back. deandre hopkins would have been the best pick. but still. not bad.
You know last year, the D looked great in
those two shut-out games. And then the
Giants blew up the RamsD.Now, they’ve played two bad teams
and the D has again looked excellent —
but now they face what looks like a good team.So, it will be interesting to see
how the D does, on the road, against
the Purple-gang.w
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wvParticipanti wonder what that peterson harvin combo was like for the vikings.
Well they have Cordarelle and AP,
now.
Would you rather have Cordarelle and AP
or Gurley and Tavon ?Maybe the Vikes will try some of that
inside/outside stuff themselves.
I believe Cordarelle had his biggest
day against the Rams last time
didnt he?w
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wvParticipantFisher: : “… yes we can run it, we’ll find a way to run it, and we have been doing that since Todd (Gurley) came aboard, but we converted one third down today. That just doesn’t get it done. So we obviously have some work to do. Pleased with the win, don’t misunderstand me. We came through healthy. We still have a lot of room for improvement.”
(On how RB Todd Gurley and WR Tavon Austin complement each other in the offense)
“Well, you have the reverse threat and then you have the quick screen, and we scored on that threat. It’s a simple read for Nick (Foles). If the box is loaded, go outside to Tavon and if they’re sitting outside and you’re worried about that, then we hand it off. So yes, it’s a good problem from an opposing defensive standpoint.”….
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Mr Outside and Mr Inside.
Do any other teams have a combo quite
like this one?w
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wvParticipant“Rams opponents have made 16 redzone trips in 2015, and have come away with only five touchdowns. They have settled for 11 field goals, best total in the NFL.
According to press box statistics, S Mark Barron led the team in tackles with nine (six solo)…”Seems to me, aside from Gurley,
‘this’ is the story of the year — the redzone D.I think most of us are just ‘expecting’ opposing
offenses to bog down in the redzone nowadays.
They dont seem to be giving up any big
plays in the redzone. Janoris is playing well.
Barron is playing well. Greg Williams seems to have
figured out how what to do with them. Etc.w
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wvParticipantone of the worst offenses in the nfl. yet they have 2 of the most explosive players on offense. a dominant running back. and a versatile double threat. both can score on you in an instant.
yet they have one of the worst offenses in the nfl.
kinda funny when you think about it.
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What if they add a veteran “no.1 WR” next year?
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wvParticipantcall me crazy, but i think the rams gotta chance next week. but they gotta slow ap down.
When’s the last time a
Ram team with a Winning Record
had a big game against
another team with a Winning Record?I think RFL’s point about the passing game
comes into play against the Vikes.
Against a ‘good team’ the Rams just
cant be one dimensional.
They’ll need some consistent play
from Foles and the Oline, one would think.
But the Vikes aint exactly the Patriots.
This one is winnable.w
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wvParticipantNick Wagoner @nwagoner 2h2 hours ago
And like that, Gurley has it. Per ESPN Stats & Info, Todd Gurley now has the most rushing yards by a runner in 1st 4 starts since merger.You know i was not expecting this. I thought he’d
be good, but not this year. I figured
he wouldnt really be a difference maker
until the second year after the surgery.Just….wow.
His vision is great. And he is so smooth
for a big guy. He doesn’t really remind
me of anyone.w
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wvParticipantKaepernick killed one mole, although he chased many.
Ugliest Show on Turf? …or..GSOT – Gurleyest Show on Turf ? 🙂
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wvParticipantThis is a MUST win game if the Rams have any hope for the playoffs.
The Panthers or Falcons will grab one of the wild card spots–the other wins their division.
That leaves one wild card or the division for the Rams to win.
If the Rams stumble here–in a game they SHOULD win–they’re done. If they DO win they set up a critical game against the Vikes. These are the games where seasons are made or lost.
So we’ll see.
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Yes.
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wvParticipantAnd maybe some Marlboros.
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vMy God wv, these are children!
They better be ultra lites.
I had about a hundred kids, as usual.
Only one Wolverine. One Dr Who.
Many spidermen. Many bloody zombies.
Lots of video-game characters.
Fairies. A wizard or two. An executioner.
An FBI agent.
My favorite was A boy in a suit with a horse-head.
I dunno why, but that one was scary.About one out of five said thank-you.
None of the traditional old-school monsters.
Sigh. No Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolf-Man,
Mummy or Creature of the Black Lagoon.
No Peter Giunta.Go rams.
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wvParticipantRams’ T.J. McDonald: Returns to full practice
http://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/football/news/rams-tj-mcdonald-returns-to-full-practice/
Despite returning to a full practice Friday, McDonald (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the 49ers, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
The Rams have a bunch of players listed as questionable that don’t actually seem to be in much danger of missing the game. McDonald, who is on pace for 96 tackles, should be available against the flailing San Francisco offense.
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He’s old school;
he’ll play.I used a semi-colon there, btw.
I want credit for that.Trick-or-Treat starts in 29 minutes
in my neighborhood. I’m giving
out plastic dinosaurs along
with corporate candy. Twizzlers
and zagnuts mainly. Some nerds
as well.
And maybe some Marlboros.
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wvParticipantYeah, he’s not old-school. Woody Hayes
would have decked him.w
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