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  • in reply to: Goff in Detroit #132380
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    Maybe Stafford can go all ‘Beautiful Mind’ with McVay and see the patterns unfold while dodging DEs, but I think too much is made of that. You don’t have to be a ‘rocket surgeon’ to excel at QB in the NFL. Marino and Montana were dolts but they are among the best QBs of all time. I don’t know what Goff’s issue is, but I don’t think it’s about intelligence or lack thereof.

    I’m not really talking about intelligence. I’m talking about ‘presence.’ I agree about Montana, and even made a comparison between Goff and Montana during that rookie year. Football smarts is different from intelligence. I don’t recall Goff’s Wonderlic score. I’m not really talking about that.

    He’s not…’present’ all the time. He has less awareness of his environment than average, I think. “Head in the clouds.” I don’t know how else to put it. That’s not intelligence, exactly.

    in reply to: Goff in Detroit #132376
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    For me, Goff may be the most frustrating player the Rams ever had.

    So good in so many ways, so not so good in so many ways…

    He almost but not quite but kinda sorta but not really gets it.

    I just…ya know…I just see him screw up basic clock management again and again…and I – unfairly, or not – just think about how the dude did not know where the sun sets, as an adult, after spending 4 years at UC Berkeley.

    There is something “not there” with that guy. He has his head in the clouds sometimes.

    He has the physical ability. We saw throws last night that we didn’t see him make all last year, but had seen previously. I saw somewhere that Stafford has already equaled Goff’s yearlong total from last season of TD passes 15+ yards.

    He can throw the ball. But he lost his confidence with the Rams, probably because McVay lost patience with his brainlessness, and trashed him, instead of patiently nurturing him. McVay may just be too smart for his own good. His ability to recognize patterns on the field is off the charts. It comes easily to him, and he has to learn how to communicate with people for whom it doesn’t come easily. Speaking as a genius myself, I understand the pain. {emoji of something}.

    in reply to: Tom Tomorrow #132375
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    in reply to: Goff in Detroit #132367
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    Jared Goff on full display.

    Making great throws, making wtf throws, dropping the ball, forgetting to watch the game clock. It’s all here, the good and bad.

    You know, Rodgers presence of mind to hurry the snap in order to get a free play on 3rd down contrasts with Goff letting the clock run out on him TWICE in the same game, in the 6th year of his career.

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    Stafford already matched Goff’s 15-yard TD total from 2020
    Matthew Stafford threw two 50-plus-yard touchdown passes in the season opener against the Bears, which matched Jared Goff’s total from the season prior. He added another 16-yard touchdown pass on Sunday against the Colts, bringing his season total of touchdown passes that traveled at least 15 yards to three.

    Incredibly, that tied the same number of such touchdown throws that Goff had in 2020. It just goes to show how much more aggressive the Rams are being under Stafford.

    Edit: That’s from Cameron DaSilva. Sorry.

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    in reply to: Rams tweets … 9/20 thru 9/22 #132351
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    having a guy like that in the playoffs is the difference between a Super Bowl win and getting stifled by a Patriots defense IMO.

    I was gonna say the same thing.

    Kupp would have made the difference in the Super Bowl. Ah, well.

    in reply to: our reactions to the COLTS GAME #132344
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    Tough game. I prefer easier games, but the Win in the column works just as well as a pretty victory, and in December, I won’t remember that it was kinda ugly.

    Wentz is not dead. That guy can play football well.

    Cooper Kupp is amazing, and I want that guy signed up for the rest of his career.

    Great goal line defense. It took the Colts 11 tries from inside the 5 to finally score a TD.

    I agree that the secondary work does not look as good. They have the guys to go man coverage, and I don’t know why you wouldn’t do that if you could. Zone (seems to me) is how you go if you’re doing the best you can with a so-so secondary.

    Sony Michel looked okay, and I just think he’s going to end up with most of the carries this year.

    Cooper Kupp is good.

    Morris should watch last year’s tape on the Rams/Bucs, and take notes on whatever Staley did because that was the worst I have ever seen Brady play.

    in reply to: political tweets #132343
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    in reply to: political tweets #132266
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    Why are conservatives always posting pictures of capitalism to prove that socialism is bad?

    in reply to: political tweets #132261
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    I basically agree with this multi-tweet opinion.

    in reply to: Between The Horns: Which Rams Impressed In Week 1 #132254
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    https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2021/9/15/22672091/robert-rochell-rams-rookie-report-high-school-recruit-week-1-starter

    from Robert Rochell went from high school recruit with 0 stars to Rams top rookie in Week 1

    Rochell should continue to see heavy action on the defense and perhaps could only see his playing time ramp up now that he’s upgraded from the one program that always believed in him to a professional defense that actually really needs him right now.

    Well, ramping up to speed is something that has never been a problem for Rochell before.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Bears game #132183
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    6) Kupp after the catch is one of my favorite things about watching our games. Now he has more time to make that first move.

    That play – you know the one I’m talking about – when Kupp got a 1st down on 3rd and 13 – that was just transcendently beautiful. THAT is what I love most about Kupp.

    And his hands. I love that, too.

    And don’t forget his route running. A lot of people overlook his route running.

    But what else has Kupp ever done for us?

    in reply to: our reactions to the Bears game #132182
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    My favorite play so far though, was not by a Ram.
    It was by this Montgomery kid. That S.Joseph.Day would-be tackle
    in the backfield. The kid was rammed and wrapped up — and he just
    would not go down. Old school football. 70’s football. Loved it.

    Somewhere Brian Piccolo smiled.

    I have some bad news to share about Piccolo. DM me, and I will fill you in.

    in reply to: NFC west after Sunday’s games #132181
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    Ian Rapoport@RapSheet
    #49ers coach Kyle Shanahan announced that RB Raheem Mostert has chipped cartilage in his knee and is headed to IR. Should be about 8 weeks.

    Update (ICYMI): He is having surgery, and he is out for the year. Various 9er beat writers shrug it off, and think there are actually better RBs behind him on the depth chart.

    It’s hard to imagine that Shanahan would agree with their assessment, but there ya go, fwiw.

    in reply to: comics, jokes, one-shot memes, funny tweets, etc. #132171
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    in reply to: comics, jokes, one-shot memes, funny tweets, etc. #132170
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    in reply to: comics, jokes, one-shot memes, funny tweets, etc. #132157
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    in reply to: Tom Tomorrow #132156
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    If Stafford threw 2-3 50+ yard TDs every game that would 34-51 for the year.

    Is that too much to expect?

    So far, so good.

    in reply to: our reactions to the Bears game #132111
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    New uniforms. New quarterback. New stadium.

    Looked like the same uniform as last year, but they’ve been doing so many variations on the same theme that I’ll just have to take their word for it.

    The QB looked good. From what I saw. Which wasn’t much, admittedly.

    The stadium definitely looked the same as last year.

    in reply to: previews etc.–Rams national game, 9/12, 8:20 et 5:20 pt #132076
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    “These refs are blind, I swear.”

    “AD!!!!!!!!!!!!”

    “Tutu IS fast”

    “Arrggh… that’s where the loss of Massey really hurts.”

    in reply to: Tom Tomorrow #132051
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    in reply to: previews etc.–Rams national game, 9/12, 8:20 et 5:20 pt #132050
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    I’m ready for this.

    My whoops and hollers are in mid-season form, and on defense, my cussing figures to be among league leaders.

    in reply to: Goff in Detroit #132047
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    Google is constantly placing Lions/Goff articles in front of me.

    Last I was reading, he’s not really impressing people in camp. I hope he gets it together, but he has some tough seasons ahead of him.

    in reply to: animal bits #132035
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    Snake came out

    That’s India.

    in reply to: political tweets #132028
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    in reply to: political tweets #132019
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    ==

    I just checked and your tweet is still there.

    w
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    Yeah. I tweeted a response, and then scrolled down to read other comments for a bit, and scrolled back up, and my tweet was gone. So I went to my page to see if it was on my feed, and it was not there. This was about a minute or two after I tweeted. So I Quote Tweeted, screen-captured that, and posted here. Then I went back, and my tweet WAS there. So there was just some sort of weird lag time event that I have never seen happen before. All a big mistake.

    I would have come back to delete my post here, but I can’t do that since this board is a right wing dictatorship.

    in reply to: political tweets #132005
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    Am I in trouble?

    I just had a Tweet deleted in less than a minute after I posted something like this on the SEC feed.

    That’s bad, right?

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    My thing is like the guy in the Tiktok with the wife with cancer… If you don’t trust medicine, at least be like a 7th Day Adventist and refuse all medical care.

    One tiny little thing there:

    7th-day Adventists don’t refuse medical care. I know. I was brought up a 7th-day Adventist. My grandpa, my dad, and one of my idiot brothers were all doctors. Loma Linda University is one of the most reputable medical universities in the country, and it is a 7th-day Adventist institution. Medical care is actually the SDA’s strong point.

    You may be thinking of Jehovah’s Witnesses, who refuse blood transfusions, or Christian Scientists, who have made headlines refusing health care. In the latter case, though, their official belief is that prayer works better when there is no medical interference (which has led to people “proving” their faith), but most adherents do access health care for most needs.

    in reply to: comics, jokes, one-shot memes, funny tweets, etc. #131959
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