...after soaking in that gorgeous sunny day in L.A. I just never felt like I was watching two great defenses. In my eyes I saw two offenses that just flat out looked like garbage.

The avg scoring in the league is 21.5 after two games, the Rams 4.5 the Hags 7.5. The combined point totals for these two juggernauts is 24, 4 points behind the next lowest scoring team in the league (Chicago 28). They're both bad and I mean bad.

Did the defenses play a part in that? Of course, but now that I'm back in Seahag country trust me Seahag fans aren't bragging about any phase of that football team, defense included.

I've been a junky of this franchise since '76 and will continue until I'm planted in the ground but that said, I'm never going to get comfortable with 7-9 or 8-8. Sadly that's what I believe we have in Fisher .500 ball or worse. The undisciplined way this team plays on a pretty consistent basis, the games where this team just doesn't show up, the personnel decisions...they're on him. That's why he's one of the highest played coaches in the game.

There's too many examples of coaches making nice strides with teams that were ugly when they took them over. This franchise is mired in mediocrity and has been for some time. I start at the top, and in my eyes that's Fisher. It's tough to watch the Patsies play and see such a well coached machine and then think of my Rams. Oh well.

But all in all it was a great week, my wife got to see her first Rams game in L.A., got to spend some time at our place in Newport Beach (enjoyed some eats at the Cannery). Not to mention I got to see Pete Carroll cry all game long.

Life is good.