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Re: Shedeur Sanders is really exceeding expectations. - 13 days ago

QuoteLBCRAM While it seems like a minor infraction, his profile means this will inevitably snowball into a major issue. He's got a target on him He kind of put that target on himself.

Verse Already Has Pro Bowl Veterans Talking About Him - 13 days ago

Used to be the Rams would draft a Dallas Turner at #17 and watch some other team get the better player later in the draft. Refreshing to see the Rams on the right side of that scenario.

Re: NFL is always looking to expand its fan base. They need to focus HERE and not over seas. My idea.. - 13 days ago

That's a fantastic idea. Which means Goodell won't consider it for a second.

All starts at the top - 24 days ago

It all starts at the top. I doubt it's a coincidence that the team went from a joke under skin flint Georgia to one of best after Kroenke took control. While he assumed control in 2010, seems he spent much of his first few years trying to engineer a move back to LA. Once that was complete, he set his mind on making the team a winner. As long as he is the owner, I expect this team will always be

Re: JB Long Video From Rams Camp- Ferguson Catches Pass From Stafford - 4 weeks ago

Quotekw13 I usually have to temper my excitement when watching rookies college highlights because sure, every player has good highlights, and that was college, not NFL But to be honest, the highlights from Furgeson were pretty average. Just typical TE catches. Nothing really stood out. So I hope there is more to him that that. Plus, I'm assuming Higby is healthy and is our #1 TE,

Re: I wanted Buddy Ryan nowhere near the Rams. He was a one season flash in the pan. - 4 weeks ago

QuoteRamgator Take away the 85 Bears, who were figured, IN SEASON, by the Dolphins...but nobody followed, Buddy Ryan was just a bag of wind / blow hard. Big reason why the 89 Wildcard is one of my favorite Rams wins. Remember the year before when cheap shots was the Eagles rule vs the Rams....Andre Waters did his best to blow Everett's knees. I still say the 88 or 89 Rams would have taken out

Re: Well said and accurate - 4 weeks ago

QuoteRamsdudeAt least with Fisher, I think he wanted his offense to be good but was sooo bad at evaluating what a modern day offense should like and just as bad as evaluating talent and coaches on the offensive side. Yeah, hiring the hapless Rob "high school offense" Boras sealed Fisher's fate.

Re: John Robinson - 4 weeks ago

QuoteRamsdude QuoteJYB Very interesting. I barely remember the name John Math, which is amazing considering how much influence he had, and because I followed the team closely. Always put most of the blame on Shaw's shoulders. As for Knox, I hated that retread hiring. Really wanted Buddy Ryan at the time. I wanted Buddy as well. Maybe we dodged a bullet on that one? Buddy was GREAT when it c

Re: Overstated issue. - 4 weeks ago

QuoteAvengerRam The 49ers' and Rams' schedules are mostly identical. Both play their 6 divisional games, as well as every team in the AFC South and NFC South. There are only three games that are based upon where the teams finished and while, on paper at this point, that might provide an advantage to the 49ers, things can and do change from year to year. I think the 49ers can be very formid

Re: John Robinson - 4 weeks ago

Very interesting. I barely remember the name John Math, which is amazing considering how much influence he had, and because I followed the team closely. Always put most of the blame on Shaw's shoulders. As for Knox, I hated that retread hiring. Really wanted Buddy Ryan at the time.

49ers have league's easiest schedule - 4 weeks ago

They have THE easiest schedule in the league and they will feast off of it.

Re: John Robinson - 4 weeks ago

Quoteden-the-coach QuoteRidgewood Ram There were many John Robinson moments which made fans heads explode. Clock management was never a strong point for him. He could never get past the Niners. Also, aside from ED, he was pretty weak regarding the draft. I thought Robinson did as much as he could considering Georgia somewhat hamstrung him with money with Dickerson. Robinson seem to adjust

That was Eberflus ugly and stupid - 5 weeks ago

Unforgivable.

Re: And Gary Anderson was pretty good at it too - 5 weeks ago

QuoteRamsWinFormer redskin.

"Violence of our front" - 5 weeks ago

QuoteMcVay: “I had a lot of love for him right when I put eyes on him. This is a good pick. This is a good pick, man. There was a couple guys that stood out that add to the (expletive) violence of our front, and he was one of them. I absolutely LOVE that this is their vision for the D-line -- a violent, nasty front. I recall reading last year that a few teams said the Rams had the most physical

Re: VIDEO: Full Les Snead Interview with Rich Eisen - 8 weeks ago

Les does a -- let's call it, an interesting interview.

Lansford - 2 months ago

That's probably because of what he once said about Saints fans. He was asked how he was able to block out all the noise in the dome and stayed composed to kick the game winner and he said, "I just pick out one drunk in the stands and focus on him and try to kick it to him." :ROTF

Colin and Middlekauff aghast at Rams/Falcons trade - 2 months ago

That was despicable - 2 months ago

Hope they catch the lowlife and make an example out of him.

Could also replace Byron Young after his contract expires - 2 months ago

QuoteOzRam His pre-draft evals were interesting and I totally see why the Rams wont to add to the Edge rotation. Other than Young and Verse no one left has really shown much for an opposing team to get worried about. With Stewart, the OT has got to seriously think about him speed rushing around the edge, opens up more inside lanes and then he's more powerful than you'd expect in turning speed

Re: When Rams picked Bruce at #33 in 1994 I was like...wait, what? Who? - 2 months ago

QuoteValley-Ram There were other WR's rated higher than Bruce. I had never heard of him. Turned out to be the best WR in the 1994 draft and one of the top Ram WR's ever (probably #1 all-time actually.) So let's see how Ferguson does before passing judgment. Same here. Looking through my Sporting News draft rankings, he was way down the list, so I KNEW they blew it. :spintounge

Re: Hate the pick - 2 months ago

Quoteden-the-coach QuoteJYB Quotedroopy I don't see anything special about him. Seattle took the TE, Arroyo, who I wish we picked. Same. Looks like a jag to me. Certainly not the 46th pick in the draft. This team seems to have a blind spot in the second round far too often. Their third rounders always seem better than their 2nd rounders. Fiske was a 2nd round pick. Point taken. And Steve Avil

Re: Jourdan tidbit on Ferguson… - 2 months ago

This is her quote: QuoteJourdan Rams really wanted to go skill player with their first pick, and Sean McVay has been jonesing for a TE. He'll join a room with Tyler Higbee (last year of his contract), Colby Parkinson and Davis Allen.

Re: Jourdan tidbit on Ferguson… - 2 months ago

Kinda confirms that the pick was just like it felt -- forced.

Josaiah Stewart, EDGE, Michigan - 2 months ago

Deadpool... 75. Josaiah Stewart – EDGE – Michigan – 6’-1” 249 lbs. – undersized 34 EDGE that starts off aggressive and just keeps going. Speed to power. Lacks length, pass rush needs fine tuning.

Re: Hate the pick - 2 months ago

Quotedroopy I don't see anything special about him. Seattle took the TE, Arroyo, who I wish we picked. Same. Looks like a jag to me. Certainly not the 46th pick in the draft. This team seems to have a blind spot in the second round far too often. Their third rounders always seem better than their 2nd rounders.

Joel Klunkenstein redux - 2 months ago

Ugh. I actually projected him as our third round pick, given McVay's clear interest in a tight end for the last couple of years. But not round 2. Round Pick 1 1 26 Jahdee Barron, CB, Texas 3 90 Emery Jones Jr., OT, LSU 3 101 Terrance Ferguson, TE, Oregon 4 127 Ashton Gillotte, Edge, Louisville 6 190 Xavier Truss, G, UGA 6 195 Kobe King, LB Penn State 6 201 KeAndre Lambert-Smith, WR,

Seems like Snead's moves work out... - 2 months ago

...time and time again.

Trey Amos - 2 months ago

If he makes it to 46, of course.

Re: In the 70s, he was a Sports Anchor for a Station here in Jacksonville. - 2 months ago

Yes -- that "HOLEEEEE COW!" always rings in my head whenever I think of that Flipper 336 game.