Negativity

I was up in Northern California Sunday and watched the game on TV. To be honest I was elated at the victory -like I haven't been in years. Maybe it was the Coliseum crowd, maybe the uniforms, maybe it was watching Pete Carroll. But I think it was the hard hitting sock em football that I grew up with. In fact I loved the game! If they go into the playoffs playing defense like that and don't score a touchdown for the entire season-I'm going to be overjoyed. Anyway, I woke up Monday morning in my son's house feeling better about the Rams than I have in years.

So when I get home and go on this board to share my feelings I see this:

"When is Stan Kroenke and Jeff Fisher going to apologize for putting such crap on the field game in and game out for 5 years now?"

I don't get it. But, as usual, I have a theory. The younger one is the more he he or she wants high scoring games. Isn't that what the football video games are all about? Moreover, isn't that what the NFL is really trying to focus on-in order to get more and more younger people as fans? And the NFL does have a problem: Over the first two games this year the TV audience is down 13% from last year.

Anyway, I loved the game. I would have loved the 88 Bears had they been a Ram team. No longer are the Rams considered soft. They hit hard, they tackle hard, and they cause turnovers. Right now I don't think Kroenke and or Fisher need to apologize for anything. But apparently some here think we just lost our 112th game in a row.