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Rams vs. Seahawks GDMT

I am not going to wait for @ScotsRam to call me out this week!

I'm thinking this matchup might have to become the battle of the DOGS!

I have never made Sanora style hot dogs - so if anyone has a good recipe or link to a recipe. . . ?

I might make Sanora style dogs for the in LA game

And Seattle style dogs for the in Seattle game. I made these a few years ago just to try it and I actually thought they were quite good - even though they sound a bit odd.

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Lost Advanced Ancient Global Civilization

I have been into this for a very long time. There are so many clues that stil exist that are screaming at us to take notice.

This video is well put together and it shares many of these "screaming clues" that most people never even knew existed. It's about 30 minutes long.... but I promise you it will make you take notice. Our history books do not tell our true history. Watch this when you're quarantining yourself over the next few weeks... it's fascinating. If nothing else, it'll help you kill some of that time... and you'll learn some very cool things that have somehow not been taught to us in school.


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Rams PFF grades: Best and worst performers in win vs. 49ers

offense​


  • RG Kevin Dotson: 91.3
  • TE Colby Parkinson: 89.7
  • QB Matthew Stafford: 87.6
  • C Coleman Shelton: 87.2
  • LG Steve Avila: 86.5
  • WR Puka Nacua: 81.6
  • WR Davante Adams: 81.4
  • RB Kyren Williams: 76.3
  • RT Rob Havenstein: 72.4
  • RB Blake Corum: 69.9
  • TE Terrance Ferguson: 62.4
  • WR Xavier Smith: 60.4
  • WR Konata Mumpfield: 55.3

defense​


  • S Jaylen McCollough: 91.1
  • DB Quentin Lake: 81.3
  • DL Tyler Davis: 81.2
  • OLB Byron Young: 69.4
  • S Kamren Kinchens: 68.2
  • OLB Jared Verse: 67.7
  • CB Cobie Durant: 61.2
  • CB Emmanuel Forbes Jr.: 57.9
  • DT Kobie Turner: 55.1
  • CB Darious Williams: 54.0
  • DL Braden Fiske: 53.0
  • S Kamren Curl: 46.6

Looks like the offense performed a little better than the defense. Tyler Davis turning into a 6th round find.

TE Coach Scott Huff

With many of us (and well deserved) questioning Chase Blackburn I wanted to give a shoutout to TE Coach Scott Huff and his unit and how the new assistant coach actually seems like an upgrade from previous assistant coach Nick Caley who is now the OC in Houston. When the Rams hired Huff, what I liked about Huff was his OL background with Seattle (one year) and many years in college. Huff was let go by Mike MacDonald in Seattle along with his counterpart Ryan Grubb as the Seahawks made changes to their offensive staff.

The TE group is finally getting the opportunity under Sean McVay and all four Higbee, Parkinson, Allen and the boy wonder Terrence Ferguson are answering the call. The blocking has been stellar and I am sure Huff's background has aided in that area plus they all seem to be ready, willing and able on ever play with Ferguson providing the Rams an extra weapon to stretch the field when covered by a linebacker. So kudos to Coach Huff as I am sure it was not easy losing his job after just one year in the NFL, but Seattle's loss has been the Rams gain.

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CELEBRATE !! Rams Strike Gold Against Whiners! Celebration Thread.

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RAMS WIN, RAMS FUCKING WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT A STATEMENT GAME AGAINST OUR MOST HATED RIVALS!!! Stafford with touchdown #399, #400, #401, and #402! K-Will with two! Corum with some solid runs. Our tight ends showing out yet again. Verse with a key block on special teams. Forbes with a pick.

And best of all? We might have a kicker again! The Thiccer Kicker!

What's different? 2024 / 2025

Last year we were 4-4 through 8 games; this year we're 6-2. We've added Davante Adams, Coleman Shelton and Terrance Ferguson. Ferguson is finally seeing targets as the first 6 weeks he saw 1 and the last 2 weeks he's seen 6. On defense we've added Poona Ford, Nate Landman and Emanual Forbes is playing a larger role after his acquisition last year.

A big difference is the way we start games. Last year we scored 13 points in the first quarter through the first 8 games. This year, 41. Last year we allowed 49 first quarter points, this year 23. But our offense is playing even better than those numbers suggest. Last year our offense scored 13 first quarter points and 37 in the second quarter (our defense scored 13 second quarter points). This year they've scored 41 and 59 or exactly twice as much in the first half.

Some other factors are our performance on 3rd down has improved slightly. Last year it was 34% (16 of 47) in the first half, 43% this year (19 of 44). We turned the ball over 9 times last year through the first 8 games and this year just 7. We had 11 takeaways last year and this year we have 12. Complimenting that improvement, coming out of the locker room we've scored 52 and allowed only 23 in the 3rd quarter. Last year it was 47 scored and 51 allowed.

Time of possession isn't as important as what you do with the time you possess the ball. Last year we won the TOP 4 times and were 1-3. We lost the TOP and went 3-1. This year we've won the TOP 3 times and we're 3-0. We're 3-2 when we lose the TOP. As far as what you do with it, the Red Zone numbers are greatly improved on both sides of the ball and definitely another big reason for our turnaround. Last year we were 14 of 27 in the RZ over the first 8 games and allowed 13 of 28. This year we're 21 of 35 and have allowed 9 of 23 (FWIW, defensively that's good enough for #2 in the NFL). Huge.

GAME DAY The Late Games - Week 9

November 09, 2025

LATE GAMES
4:05 pm ET — Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks
4:25 pm ET — Los Angeles Rams @ San Francisco 49ers
4:25 pm ET — Detroit Lions @ Washington Commodes

SNF
8:20 pm ET — Pittsburgh Steelers @ Los Angeles Chargers

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MEGA EARLY
9:30 am ET — Atlanta Falcons @ Indianapolis Colts

EARLY GAMES
1:00 pm ET — Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans
1:00 pm ET — Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins
1:00 pm ET — New England Patriots @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1:00 pm ET — Cleveland Browns @ New York Jets
1:00 pm ET — New York Giants @ Chicago Bears
1:00 pm ET — New Orleans Saints @ Carolina Panthers
1:00 pm ET — Baltimore Ravens @ Minnesota Vikings

RamsOnDemand Sportsbook:

GAME DAY The Early Games - Week 9

November 09, 2025

MEGA EARLY
9:30 am ET — Atlanta Falcons @ Indianapolis Colts

EARLY GAMES
1:00 pm ET — Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans
1:00 pm ET — Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins
1:00 pm ET — New England Patriots @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1:00 pm ET — Cleveland Browns @ New York Jets
1:00 pm ET — New York Giants @ Chicago Bears
1:00 pm ET — New Orleans Saints @ Carolina Panthers
1:00 pm ET — Baltimore Ravens @ Minnesota Vikings

LATE GAMES
4:05 pm ET — Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks
4:25 pm ET — Los Angeles Rams @ San Francisco 49ers
4:25 pm ET — Detroit Lions @ Washington Commodes

SNF
8:20 pm ET — Pittsburgh Steelers @ Los Angeles Chargers

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"Puka Nackua is actually a TE." T/F?

This video is titled, "Puka Nackua is actually a TE". But I actually disagree with that title. I think Puka is a football-player, who could have played in any era. Dude is a natural.

Curious what you guys think about the video, regardless of the clickbait like title?

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