Man. There's a ton of negativity on this Forum right now.
I get it but only up to a point.
I get it but only up to a point.
New Rams HC in 2025/2026?
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Right? What, are we back in 2009??
New head coach? Clean house? Being exposed?
Good grief Charlie Brown....
ArkyRamsFan
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We're getting close to a dozen vent threads it's comical.
I have previously pointed-out the Vent Thread following the Rams lost to the Packers that closed-out a winless November. It's easy to find (page 62 of the Forum ... Rams / NFL Talk). I think it provides a great perspective.
The one I reference above is an all-time-favorite of mine; and I read it every 3-4months.
Well, it is true that the Rams havent won a Superbowl in a long time. I mean dang its been at least 7 or 8 months now, and counting!
Entering Camp, most of us viewed the O-Line and Edge-rushing as the biggest areas of concern.
Could Noteboom effectively replace Whitworth; and could he stay healthy?
Who would play RG? Rookie Bruss, Shelton or Anchrum?
Were 2021 year-long starters Allen and Edwards merely adequate or would they be better than that?
Could Jackson be an effective third-OT?
Would OldNotDead stop complaining about Havenstein?
Well, by the 6th week of the Regular Season, six of the top-eight projected O-Linemen had been injured ... three season-ending; and the other three have or would miss a minimum of five games.
The Offense can't run-the-ball because the the O-Line can't run-block.
The Offense can't pass-the-ball because the O-Line can't pass block.
Is that really a surprise given all the injuries?
Could Noteboom effectively replace Whitworth; and could he stay healthy?
Who would play RG? Rookie Bruss, Shelton or Anchrum?
Were 2021 year-long starters Allen and Edwards merely adequate or would they be better than that?
Could Jackson be an effective third-OT?
Would OldNotDead stop complaining about Havenstein?
Well, by the 6th week of the Regular Season, six of the top-eight projected O-Linemen had been injured ... three season-ending; and the other three have or would miss a minimum of five games.
The Offense can't run-the-ball because the the O-Line can't run-block.
The Offense can't pass-the-ball because the O-Line can't pass block.
Is that really a surprise given all the injuries?
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And we all knew they could "run it back" like all those other SB champs did the last two decades!!!
My favorite isn’t even a thread it’s a comment that happens a few times a day. People need to get over picking Tutu over Humphrey. They act like because they preferred him over Tutu they need to tell us about it regularly. As if anybody, every GM and Head Coach included get every pick right. Move on he plays in KC and complaining about it doesn’t make us better.
Yeah that was comical, a lot of people just a broken record. The GDTs are always a fun time... there are a few who I'd be willing to bet you could find them making at least one post talking about how the team sucks, someone should be fired, or how the season is a lost cause in every single GDT (even the ones we win) for years now.
You’d think our fan base would be tougher than this don’t ya?
Surviving the 90’s and that most recent era of NFL record suckage.
BuffaloRam
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Those scars run deep for some! But you are right - this isn’t Bradford and his second ACL tear or Linehan's implosion
Awesome!!! There were some fans who weren't in panic mode and there were some who should be prosecuted for practically wiping out the crow population!! Thoroughly enjoyed that read!!
The NFL is fascinating, season-to-season teams will surprise as some will unexpectedly excel, ex: Philly, Minn, and others suffer setbacks Rams GB & Tampa.
You always hope that through these setbacks you find growth. Just because the NFL is a sport doesn't mean the youth of players and coaches can shortcut the natural path of wisdom and let's hope this adversity brings future success.
You always hope that through these setbacks you find growth. Just because the NFL is a sport doesn't mean the youth of players and coaches can shortcut the natural path of wisdom and let's hope this adversity brings future success.
12intheBox
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oldnotdead
Legend
I've been saying this since last year. McVay will coach as long as he has Stafford as his QB. AD isn't replaceable but that isn't his focus.