Re: not necessarily

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Here is a problem with the Rams this year. They don't inspire confidence they win two and then drop one to a team they should on paper beat. They can't string good games together they can only win two games at a time and then drop one. For the playoffs they have to win out they don't look capable of doing that at this time. Most good teams can string 5 or 6 wins in a row when they are on a superbowl run.

They dropped their play against what they consider to be weak opponents.

That's their big 2020 flaw.

Well the next 2 games are against contending division rivals and then it's all playoff teams.

None of these games qualify as having the kind of presumably weak teams they tend not to get up for.

So if they haven't finally gotten over their big flaw, it's now irrelevant anyway.



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I hope you're right. But the fundamental issues on the OLine, play calls, and recent defensive hiccups in communication remain.

It's funny how I watch Brees throw three pics (two caught) and Aikman makes excuses for him but Goff hits Woods in the hands and Troy blasts that Goff didn't throw it far enough outside. The bias is obvious and irritating.

I don't think those are recent issues, I think those are the problems of one game.

Communication? They didn't come to play.

OL? They didn't come to play plus the Jets DL just matched up with the Rams OL.

Now that doesn't guarantee they will win every game starting this week. But the OL and defense have both performed better than they did last Sunday and I think that's the trend and the Jets game is the exception.

I agree with you on Aikman.