Watch this before it gets taken down.

T r e a s o n: The Trump crime family watched & supervised the violence on the Capitol from their own "Situation Room." These chinless wonders of grifters are so pleased, Jr filmed it in real time, encouraging the violence, all overseen by daddy crime lord emperor conman DJTrump pic.twitter.com/g1A9TeGsgx

— Samira Edi🌹ImpeachTrumpAgain (@edi_samira) January 7, 2021

they had fucking merch https://t.co/knBRd2wYfS

— Melissa Gira Grant (@melissagira) January 7, 2021

At least 13 people were arrested today in connection to a violent mob that stormed the Capitol as part of an attempted coup.

138 @sunrisemvmt climate activists were arrested during a peaceful sit in of Nancy Pelosi’s office back in Dec 2018.

— Zahra Hirji (@Zhirji28) January 7, 2021

I would go practice interviewing with the Jets, but that’s all. No way would I take that job.

Staley is young, and he will get chances again next year. I wouldn’t sign with a dysfunctional franchise.

San Diego I would maybe kick the tires on.

zn wrote:

Chris Mortensen@mortreport
This is the most negative barrage of comments I have received about a game’s lack of integrity and that’s not even counting Giants-related bias.
Consensus from those in NFL and who have been associated with it: Disgrace.
That’s not the fault of the Washington Football Team.

I don’t see why the Eagles owe anything to the Giants.

And, btw, the Giants were 6-10 with 4 of those wins coming against opponents in the worst division in football. Another win was against 4-11-1 Cincinnati. They beat ONE team with a winning record. They can just shut right the hell up, as far as I’m concerned.

AZ or SF would have won that division by 4 games.

Attaboy, joemad. You did well this week. Wiped out the TV map from the Pacific Coast well past the Missississippi River.

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I am so stoked about 2020

wv wrote:

Its all about the OLine, in a situation like this.
The defense should be ok, but the cards are gonna
take away the run. Their gonna force the kid
to make pocket-decisions and execute.

As I understand it, this kid can run.
If was me, I’d let him run like crazy.
Designed runs, run-pass options, that kinda thing.
Wouldnt work over the course of a season,
but in one game…

w
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I like that strategy. I will vote for you this off-season for OC next year.

I can’t see the Cardinals putting up much in the way of points.

The Rams can win with Wolford giving the ball to Brown and Higbee.

RamsMaineiac wrote:

How many times was Wilson pressured yesterday?

Comparatively:
Wilson 32 drop backs, sacked 5 times, hit 8 times = 2TDs and QBR of 93.9.
Goff 43 drop backs, sacked 3 times, hit 9 times = no TDs and a QBR of 61.6.

Wilson is better than Goff.

I don’t think anybody ever disputed that. But we’ve all seen Wilson’s performance significantly compromised by the Rams’ defenses over the years. He held up yesterday, but if the Rams had score 31 points and won the game, his 20 points on the board wouldn’t have his fans bragging about him right now.

BTW, I haven’t seen the Reynolds play at the end of the game mentioned.

They only showed the replay from behind the play once on TV, but it looked to me like the Seahawk touched Reynolds on the helmet strong enough for Reynolds head to bob on contact as he was headed to the ground. I don’t think Reynolds made a bonehead move. I think the ref missed that Reynolds was down. He had control of the ball as he was going down, so by rule, he was down.

A reminder that this is partly a deliberate result of pharmaceutical companies making sure that developing countries are not allowed to violate corporations’ intellectual property rights. Mass murder to preserve profits, aka business as usual. https://t.co/QjmIsMx4WO

— Nathan J Robinson (@NathanJRobinson) December 28, 2020

I think it is true that the OL has not held up well recently. I don’t know why. I mean…Noteboom and the OL did well for a couple of games after Whitworth went down, so why now? Maybe defenses are pressuring differently now, and found a weakness to exploit. I dunno.

And…I agree Goff’s performance is affected by pressure. All QBs are affected by pressure.

But that interception was Terrible. He was not under duress when he threw that. And it did not appear that the ball slipped and came out sideways. It looked like he threw it there deliberately, and a QB with his experience should not make a horrendous throw like that. Goff just has an inexplicable quality to him where he goes all D&D and throws the 20-sided dice and makes insanely precise throws or misses his receiver by 5 yards. He has a Beserker arm.

I am ambivalent about Goff. I don’t think the Rams should get rid of him. He’s okay, and having lived through some genuinely terrible quarterbacks as a Rams fan, I will take Goff. I don’t think he will ever be All Pro. Nothing from yesterday changes my opinion of him. He’s a 10-15 QB still, and I think that’s where he will always be. If everything else clicks, and Akers becomes Good Gurley, than he can be 8-10. He will never be Mahomes or Rogers or Brees. He is not going to the Hall of Fame. He won’t get a State Farm commercial. And I think these questions about him will never be put to rest because days like yesterday are common for him. It contained a WTF interception, and a failure to generate a comeback. I don’t have any confidence that Goff will hit Proehl in the end zone, or connect with Bruce to win a Super Bowl while being hit. Goff just doesn’t have “It.” Whatever “It” is. People talk about “will to win” and other phrases, none of which really hold up to explication, so I will just call it “it.”

Talk about him lacking toughness should vanish after yesterday, though. Like one of the yapping people on tv said, that was a hockey player move resetting his thumb and finishing the game.

And I don’t know about the play-calling, either. I will remember this season as the year the Rams never went deep, and Goff threw a million passes that travelled 15 yards horizontally, and 3 yards vertically. They have abandoned throws over 15 yards vertically, and it doesn’t seem like they attack the middle of the field much. This offense is pretty pedestrian, and seems to me they miss Cooks a lot more than I thought they would.