Ramlock
Here we f’n go, baby!
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Already played the Niners twice & swept them, lol.
So when does your pet midget play again?
Already played the Niners twice & swept them, lol.
They're in first place.So when does your pet midget play again?
No respect from me. Waste of time.They're in first place.
Midget or not.
The day after the Rams get completely embarrassed, physically and schematically, I just don't feel much in the way of trash talk.No respect from me. Waste of time.
The day after the Rams get completely embarrassed, physically and schematically, I just don't feel much in the way of trash talk.
That's just me.
I get it. Easier to do that than look at where the Rams are. Denial is important, at times.
I get it. Easier to do that than look at where the Rams are. Denial is important, at times.
This^ Not even in a nutshell, just this^I can't be that optimistic yet. A good team doesn't let San Fran do, what it did to us last night. I guess the stress of expectation for this team is relieved now. It fucking sucks.
Fun is why I come around here.I really, really do.
Have fun!
I love McVay and have rarely criticized him.Feel like a lot of the "McVay is to blame and has no excuses" stuff is just people projecting their prior opinions on to him. I don't think McVay ever said it was anyone elses fault when we've lost. He literally (annoyingly lol) says "it falls on me" every single time. Now if he isn't making the right adjustments that's a whole other story, but the narrative of him trying to escape blame is just wrong IMO and totally contrary to what he actually says after every bad game.
I love McVay and have rarely criticized him.
I’m simply looking at the team and he’s the head coach.
Oh, I agree, he does take accountability.I agree like I said there are issues there, but saying he runs from criticism is just wrong. He openly embraces it because he knows he's bulletproof within the organization. It's what good leaders do IMO.
Now, he needs to learn to adjust, but I've never got the vibe he runs from criticism at all.
McVay and his coaching staff can't see the forrest for the trees.
Win some lose some. Sometimes embarrassingly so. Whaddayagonnado? Maybe, like the Rams did under Fisher, Shanahan built his team to beat the strongest team in the division. I mean, that is the 5th straight win against us despite being underdogs for most of them.
Now you know how those seadouche fans felt about the Rams peeling off wins against them when they really had no business doing so.