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wvParticipantwvParticipantRAMS WIN!!! Look at the fire works in Los Angeles right now 😍😍😍 pic.twitter.com/N1fwbisItI
— People's City Council – Los Angeles (@PplsCityCouncil) February 14, 2022
wvParticipantI have never seen so many post-game “wife runs into husband-player’s arms, with kids right behind…”
Perhaps its all spontaneous… but it looks to me like its practically staged and choreographed by the NFL.
Smarmy I can stomach, but staged-and-smarmy, makes me cringe.
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February 14, 2022 at 11:58 am in reply to: highlights, break downs, etc … superbowl … updated w/ Baldinger #136450wvParticipantYeah. There is no way the Rams are Super Bowl champions with Jared Goff right now. There is no way Goff leads the Rams to beat the Bucs, the 9ers, and the Bengals the way Stafford just did. Stafford looked shaky to start the season. He had a rough stretch in the middle, with some very bad picks. And the man was clutch when it mattered most. Absolutely clutch.
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Yup. And the INTs are just part of Stafford’s game. He’s not Aaron Rogers.
He’s not Brady. He’s not careful like them. He’s a different animal.
He’s more like Mike Martz, if Martz was a QB. He’s gonna throw the damn ball and go for big plays, and INT’s be damned.
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wvParticipantOn goodmorning football show. Lady who interviewed Kupp said, after the Kupp TD against Apple,
Kupp goes to sideline and Robert Woods smiles and sez “apple sauce”.
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wvParticipantTalib praising McVay, and AD.
Says the Rams traded him ‘like a man’, Rams dont knit-pick about silly dress codes, etc.
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On the pass interference call. When the play is slowed-down, it sure looks like
a great play by the defender. But the refs see things in real time. And in real time, the defenders body and hand placement are exactly where they would be if it were an infraction. So, I totally get the call. It ‘looks’ like P.I. in real time.
Slow it down, play it back and forth, and it looks picky ‘at best’.
Still, the call was understandable in real time. Its not like the thing in the Saints game which was…ya know…divine intervention.
The noncall on the cincy TD with Ramsay. Kinda hard to understand how that one was missed. It looked like a clear penalty in real time and slowed-down-time.
I thought it was classy of the Bengals coach to say he thought the officals
did a good job. Whether he actually thot that or not, it was classy.
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wvParticipantI keep thinking about the AD play on ‘third’ down. The run play.
The next play, the 4th down play was great, but we all expect that kind of play.
The two plays together kinda sum up his whole career, dont they.
But that run-stop, in the clutch, in the super bowl, when they had to have it.
And there is no way he should have been strong/fast-enough to make that play. I still dont know how he had the leverage to make that third-down play.
Maybe I’m crazy but that might be his best play ever.
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wvParticipantGutted out wins against the Bucs, the 49ers, the Bengals.
Quite a run.
Let us bask.
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February 13, 2022 at 2:21 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136382wvParticipantBrockers on AD and rooting for the Rams:
February 13, 2022 at 1:34 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136380wvParticipantSaints fans, still not over it:
Good morning to everyone except the Los Angeles Rams… again 💅
— FOX 8 New Orleans (@FOX8NOLA) February 13, 2022
February 12, 2022 at 1:31 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136361wvParticipantSo, i guess Von Miller encouraged AD to be a more ‘vocal’ leader?
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wvParticipantUS ‘non-profit’ ‘aid’
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The org that Thomas Dooley started in the '50s was active throughout the Vietnam War and eventually made it's way to Central America — prime example of how the CIA works with private orgs to achieve US foreign policy goals.
From @CovertActionMag #25https://t.co/2ngf6wMxAO pic.twitter.com/zvrMApCLWe
— Our Hidden History (@OurHiddenHistry) November 11, 2018
wvParticipantIt will be interesting to see if L.A. Rams fans are willing to travel all the way to L.A. to see the Super Bowl.
— Conan O'Brien (@ConanOBrien) February 9, 2022
February 10, 2022 at 7:42 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136319wvParticipant“Two animal teams meet in the Super Bowl for the fifth time in NFL history this Sunday!”
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When I think of Cincinnati Ohio, I always think of
Bengal Tigers.
btw, the evil-wv-ewe still lives in Cincy Ohio, and is still married to a long-time Bengal fan. She’s still rooting for the rams, though.
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February 10, 2022 at 1:39 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136311wvParticipantRB coach:
wvParticipantNittany disliked one of mine. Thats the closest I’ve come to fame so far.
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wvParticipantIndeed. I’ve been wondering about Ag.
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wvParticipantYou probly didnt know this but “the left has taken over sports”
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wvParticipantwvParticipantwvParticipantStop the presses {yawn}. Skip Bayless hates the Rams more than he hates the Commanders. That’s unnatural for a Cowboys fan. There has to be an Inciting Incident, and I’d like to know what it is.
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Well, he does indeed hate the Rams, but it might just be media-schtick
with Shannon Sharpe. Cuz Shannon always takes the Rams’ side.
Ya know.
Bayless calls McVay ‘mc-yay’ ever since McVay ran down the sideline
to congratulate desean jackson on the long td pass.
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wvParticipantAt about the 55 minute mark or so, Kyle talks about some of his playcalling in the Atlanta vs New England 2nd half meltdown.
This is just such an awesome vid.
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wvParticipantShannahan, at about the 8:40 mark. On himself, Lafleur, McVay.
“we’re all young, we’re all competitive, we’re all kinda dicks”
February 7, 2022 at 7:19 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136224wvParticipant.. Rams lost to Cards(11-6), Titans(12-5), SF (10-7)twice, and GB (13-4). The Rams are better in the trenches.
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I do like the fact that the Bengals are not known as a bully team, like, say
the 49ers or Titans. We know how ‘those’ kinds of teams look against the Rams.
But if the Bengals aren’t a physical-bully-team, what ‘are’ they exactly?
To beat the Raiders, Titans, and Chiefs, they gotta be ‘somethin.’
They took the Packers to overtime. Lost 25-22. Beat the Ravens 41-17.
Beat the Steelers 41-10. Lost to the 49ers in overtime. 26-23. Beat the Chiefs
twice.
They are battle-tested.
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February 7, 2022 at 4:38 pm in reply to: the superbowl (us, media, etc)…updated w/ nice long article #136215wvParticipantLooking at both teams players/coaches…the Rams sure look like
they have a slight edge. The Bengals do not have an Aaron Donald, and they don’t have a Jalen Ramsey. I would also favor Stafford slightly, over Burrow, because of the experience difference.
Having said that, the Bengals remind me a bit of Joe Willie’s 68 Jets.
Bengals 27
Rams 24
In overtime.
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wvParticipant“…
The Rams are already in one of the worst financial positions for the 2022 cap, projected at this point to be well over it, but that will surely change based on a set of moves that have likely already been planned out by Les Snead and the front office. Parting with Andrew Whitworth, extending Matthew Stafford, restructuring Aaron Donald, these are all likely transactions that could technically make Miller affordable to the Rams.Miller referred to himself as a “Coloradoan” for life and though there were some strange rumors about Miller leaving Denver on bad terms, the potential behind-the-scenes conversations that are already happening around Aaron Rodgers and the Broncos could be the remedy for the future Hall of Fame pass rusher. The Broncos hired former Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett to be the head coach and former Green Bay tight ends coach Justin Outten as the offensive coordinator, though Hackett will call plays….
…Meanwhile, the rumored next defensive coordinator in Denver is Ejiro Evero, who is currently serving as the secondary coach for… the LA Rams. Evero worked with Vic Fangio with the San Francisco 49ers, a few years before Fangio became Von Miller’s head coach with the Broncos.”wvParticipant.. But, unless they know they can upgrade their O-line from outside the team, they better work hard to bring back Allen, Corbett, and Noteboom. Still draft for those spots.
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My own wild-speculation would be this — Whitworth is gonna retire,
but what if…he turns out to be a Weddle? Just come back
for the playoffs. It would save him all that wear and tear, and
yet, he could probly still play at a high level…… 🙂
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wvParticipantcap tracking:https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/los-angeles-rams/cap/2022/
Interesting, the salaries really drop off after Tyler Higbee’s 8 million.
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February 5, 2022 at 5:13 pm in reply to: highlights/breakdowns, title game, w/ Baldinger etc., massively updated 2/7 #136144wvParticipantThe Nick Scott pulverization of Deebo will go down as one of the greatest Ram-hits of all time. No exaggeration.
Right up there with the hit on Jeff George.
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