Show all posts by user

Re: Rams to Premiere "Behind the Grind" on Facebook Watch - 6 years ago

QuoteRamrooter Thank you for sharing this. It looks like it is going to be amazingly fun. You are welcome my Rams brother and I agree. It should be fun to watch!!

Re: Sounds like the Rams are thinking the same thing - 6 years ago

QuoteLos Angeles Lenny Los Angeles Rams: Why keeping Tavon Austin and not Sammy Watkins makes sense by Steve Rivera Imagine the “shock and awe” if Tavon Austin ends up sticking with the Los Angeles Rams for the 2018 season. Crazy? Maybe not. It’s a curious side note given all the craziness surrounding the Los Angeles Rams and the 2018 offseason. Tavon Austin might be sticking aroun

Cody Davis Gives Thanks - 6 years ago

Classy guy. Wish him the best. :) Cody Davis ‏Verified account @CodyDavis 14m14 minutes ago Thank you to the @RamsNFL organization, fans, coaches, and fellow teammates! Thankful for giving me a shot to live my dream and molding me into the person and player I am today. #STL #LA

Rams to Premiere "Behind the Grind" on Facebook Watch - 6 years ago

Rams to Premiere "Behind the Grind" on Facebook Watch Link video: The Los Angeles Rams are launching a new documentary series, "Behind the Grind," that will air exclusively on Facebook Watch. The show's first episode will premiere on Thursday, March 15 at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT. Each 10-minute episode of "Behind the Grind" will showcase various elements of the te

NRR: Report: Seahawks in talks with several teams about Earl Thomas - 6 years ago

Man, that will be a different team next year!! I love it!! Gotta think the Rams kicking their butts might have contributed just like when we beat the Whiners in '99. They weren't the same team after that. How much longer will Pete the cheat stick around? Link Report: Seahawks in talks with several teams about Earl Thomas Posted by Charean Williams on March 15, 2018, 6:05 PM EDT T

Re: I think the Rams have already proven... - 6 years ago

QuoteRFIP ...no player has leverage of them, they are smarter than ALL OF THEM! Let them all leave cause "we got a plan!" Sad really... :thumb Rah! Rah! Rah! lol

Re: At this point we should keep Tavon Austin - 6 years ago

QuoteClassicalwit Somebody please just shoot me in the face.

Re: ZZZZZ - 6 years ago

QuoteMARamfan Poe gone..and still we sleep..3m/yr??? Don't worry. I have (Blind) faith that they have a plan. Rah! Rah! Rah! lol :thumbsup

Re: no, they signed Richburg 5 yr deal - 6 years ago

Quotespagsbacker 49ers set at C. Rams should pursue. Wasn't Sully brought in because he knew McVay's system? Would it matter that Pouncey doesn't know it? I haven't watched any film on Pouncey so I am sure I am not even qualified to post an opinion about him. lol

Re: the Smother Brothers are ready for fun times with the Rams/LA Times l - 6 years ago

QuoteRampage2K- Yesterday they had AT on TA and were talking about a new nickname for the Rams secondary I thought the Smother Brothers was best one:thumbsup I can not wait to see what this team looks like on Sundays!!! Sundays will seem easy to Goff after seeeing these guys Monday thru Friday I like it 2k!!!! Did you come up with that?? If so, kudos to you! Send or tweet it to the

In his presser - 6 years ago

he said something about his arguments with the coaches and some of his "on Field" (he "doesn't do off field") was a "good thing" because he "wants to win so much". IMO, that's not a good thing. If you disagree with a coach, fine....do it behind closed doors and you have to control your temper "on the field" so you don't hurt your team. Did I a

Re: Rams offense won't face any better secondary than what they'll practice against. - 6 years ago

QuoteRockRam If it's true that practice makes perfect, then the Rams offense is going to have a real challenge AND a real opportunity. Their pass offense is going to have to practice against perhaps the best secondary in the league. And they are going to get their pocket picked a lot. There is a real opportunity here for the Rams passing game to improve, or at least to gauge itself agains

Re: Good point. They are certainly known quantities. - 6 years ago

QuoteRockRam The word that comes to mind is chemistry. There was a good chemistry with both of the those guys? Why change it if not necessary? And especially so with Sullivan. What an advantage to have your same starters for two straight years. Agreed Rock. Continuity is another good word. We don't want to keep changing people on the line if we don't have to. IMO, the OL needs players to

Re: Tyler Eiffert - 6 years ago

QuoteSaban23 This would be my target if the price is reasonable: Tyler Eifert TE One of the biggest X-factors in this free agency class, Eifert is among the best tight ends in football when healthy. But he's played a total of 24 games in the last four years, including 10 over the last two seasons because of persistent back issues. Think I would pass on him due to his back issues. 10 game

Re: Our evaluation of the market is always tailing... - 6 years ago

Quotejemach I think our approach is to hold these guys through their option periods, franchise them strategically, and lets players go. . Is that how you feel we should deal with Donald too?

Re: Just dropped him off on stadium steps - 6 years ago

Quoteferragamo79 Great stuff 79!! You guys just made my night. lol Tooo funny!!

Re: Sam Bradford arriving in Arizona - 6 years ago

QuoteIowaRam roflmao!! Thanks for that!

Re: I don't like that one - 6 years ago

Quotesix2stack We're going to miss him. He's a good, athletic all around TE. I was looking for bigger things outta him in 2018. I sure hope Everett or Hemingway step it up. Higbee is a decent all around TE, but doesn't excel at anything. We definitely need to upgrade the position. I think that means we will see at least one new TE on the roster come Sept.

Re: Is SB the most overpaid player in NFL history? - 6 years ago

Quotesix2stack He must be laughing all the way to the bank:confused I think he OWNS the bank!! lol Bradford First National Bank. The kid's set for life along with his kids and his kids kids and his kids kids kids. :thumbsup

Re: Bradford on Track to Have Earned $134 mil. over his career - 6 years ago

QuoteRamBill Jimmy Kempski@JimmyKempski If Sam Bradford sees the entirety of his $20 million contract, he will have earned $134,084,404 over his career. 34 career wins since he entered the league in 2010, and never more than 7 wins in a season. Wow...that comes to $3,943,658.94 per win! (But who's counting? lol) Not too bad!

Re: Gonna be strange, indeed. How weird will it be... - 6 years ago

QuoteSaguaro if a Ram fan can't come on a Ram board and say critical things about a division opponent's QB without getting flak? Weird, right? Oh wait, Garrapolo! Yeah,we have that already, lol. Who? This guy? lol

Re: OR - 6 years ago

Quotezn Rams tend to lowball. There will be opinions on what it is. But at this point no poster or fan KNOWS what it is. ... They didn't "lowball" Tavon. They didn't "lowball" Ogletree. IMO, If McVay REALLY wanted him, he would still be here. I do agree with you that no poster or fan knows for sure. We can only guess why he's not here. I gave a few reason

Re: Looks like Cousins getting $28mil/ - 6 years ago

Good match. He should do well there and Minny should be a better team with him there.

If McVay thought for one second - 6 years ago

that Sammy was THE key cog in his offensive wheel of success last year, he would still be a Ram. They would tagged him or paid him what he wanted BEFORE the big KC offer. McVay is NOT stupid. He saw Sammy in EVERY practice and EVERY game. I am sure he watched a little "game film" and maybe even some stills. I trust his decision either way. I bet McVay knew some things that us fans did n

Re: At the moment, thexRamsxare a worse team - 6 years ago

Quotejemach Than last year. "At the moment"...yes, I have to agree but there is no way the Rams are done adding to the roster. Who knows> It could work out for the best. Maybe we get a WR or TE that fits McVay's system better that SW did. There is no doubt in my mind that the Rams have a "back up" plan and were prepared for this possibility.

Re: 3yr $48 million $30 million guaranteed. - 6 years ago

QuoteSpeed_Kills A lot of it was Goff not seeing him or looking for him Some of it was Watkins not knowing the offense for sure Some of it was their timing It would have been nice to have them go at it another year <shrug> oh well Agreed Speed, it was on both of them. Another year might have told us more. Just wish I knew who was mostly at fault. Guess it doesn't matter now

Re: 3yr $48 million $30 million guaranteed. - 6 years ago

QuoteSpeed_Kills Cowboys were is pursuit NFLNW says he wanted to go to a place where he would be the focus And that was not the Rams. McVay likes to spread the ball around which makes it harder for Defenses to "take out" your best WR. I still am not convinced all the issues with him being "overlooked" when he was open was on Goff. Could it be Sammy might have been open b

Re: Where are the Montana comparisons? - 6 years ago

Re: The Pack would have a pretty bright future - 6 years ago

Quotedzrams Rodgers + Davante Adams + Watkins = a very good offense. You've got to admit that a future HOF QB is a pretty big draw. Absolutely agree dz!!! Oh, it's true. It's damn true. :) But...if he's injured it doesn't really matter who the QB is. Can his foot hold up from the pounding of the frozen ground in GB? Maybe...maybe not.

Re: Couple of questions for Sammy Watkins... - 6 years ago

QuoteRams43 1) Which team do you think has the brightest short term playoff future, the Rams or the Packers? 2) Do you really want to voluntarily play for the next 5 years on the frozen tundra? Frozen Tundra + Sammy's foot = More surgeries