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Let's face it. Both teams were 13-3 and had great years. The game they played in week 9 went down to the final few minutes before it was decided. This game is going to be like watching a Rocky movie with the two heavyweights going toe to toe.
But we have a bunch of players on the Rams who knew nothing but losing under Jeff Fisher and now have a new lease on their NFL lives under McVay. It seems as if the Rams have shed that mini "slump" we had in losing to the Bears and Eagles.
This game I believe will come down to who plays the best on Sunday. Do the Rams and their players like Donald, Brockers, Suh, Joyner, Barron, Goff, Gurley, Saffold, Whitworth, Havenstein, Higbee and a few others (Hekker and Zuerlein) want it more than the Saints?
If we control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, there's no reason the Rams can't win this game.
I trust McVay and Wade to come up with a game plan that can win us the game if the players get it done.
Do the players want it bad enough to impose their will on the Saints? I believe they can and will.
But we have a bunch of players on the Rams who knew nothing but losing under Jeff Fisher and now have a new lease on their NFL lives under McVay. It seems as if the Rams have shed that mini "slump" we had in losing to the Bears and Eagles.
This game I believe will come down to who plays the best on Sunday. Do the Rams and their players like Donald, Brockers, Suh, Joyner, Barron, Goff, Gurley, Saffold, Whitworth, Havenstein, Higbee and a few others (Hekker and Zuerlein) want it more than the Saints?
If we control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, there's no reason the Rams can't win this game.
I trust McVay and Wade to come up with a game plan that can win us the game if the players get it done.
Do the players want it bad enough to impose their will on the Saints? I believe they can and will.