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Just some of the power rankings around about.
Listed only Ram rankings.Links for each is listed above comments.Happy Ramming.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/09/27/week-four-power-rankings-6/
19. Rams (2-1; No. 26): Given Jeff Fisher’s mastery of the Buccaneers, maybe his next job should be in the NFC South.
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/n...crack-top-five-and-the-afc-south-is-terrible/
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Rams Don't look now, but they are tied for first place. That's all because of the defense. 4 2-1-0
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http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/galler...ings-standings-patriots-broncos-eagles-092716
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Los Angeles Rams (last week: 22)
Which team leads the NFC West? It’s those same Rams who were blanked by the 49ers in Week 1. The defense has played extremely well thus far and while the offense is still far from explosive, Todd Gurley found some running lanes, which is promising. Still, they’re far from a threat to the Cardinals or Seahawks.
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...er-rankings-week-4-patriots-reclaim-no-1-spot
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2-1 RAMS
3
How the Rams, who looked so atrocious in Week 1, could bounce back to beat the Seahawks and then drop the Bucs on the road is anyone's guess. Never underestimate athletic pride. In other words, perhaps the butt-kicking this group took in San Francisco fed into their emotional win over Seattle. Resilience was the name of the game in Tampa, especially on defense. First there was the strip-sack by Robert Quinn that Ethan Westbrooks took to the house. Then, the Rams' D held the fort on Jameis Winston's final salvo, earning them this win.
Listed only Ram rankings.Links for each is listed above comments.Happy Ramming.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/09/27/week-four-power-rankings-6/
19. Rams (2-1; No. 26): Given Jeff Fisher’s mastery of the Buccaneers, maybe his next job should be in the NFC South.
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/n...crack-top-five-and-the-afc-south-is-terrible/
18
Rams Don't look now, but they are tied for first place. That's all because of the defense. 4 2-1-0
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http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/galler...ings-standings-patriots-broncos-eagles-092716
18
Los Angeles Rams (last week: 22)
Which team leads the NFC West? It’s those same Rams who were blanked by the 49ers in Week 1. The defense has played extremely well thus far and while the offense is still far from explosive, Todd Gurley found some running lanes, which is promising. Still, they’re far from a threat to the Cardinals or Seahawks.
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...er-rankings-week-4-patriots-reclaim-no-1-spot
21
2-1 RAMS
3
How the Rams, who looked so atrocious in Week 1, could bounce back to beat the Seahawks and then drop the Bucs on the road is anyone's guess. Never underestimate athletic pride. In other words, perhaps the butt-kicking this group took in San Francisco fed into their emotional win over Seattle. Resilience was the name of the game in Tampa, especially on defense. First there was the strip-sack by Robert Quinn that Ethan Westbrooks took to the house. Then, the Rams' D held the fort on Jameis Winston's final salvo, earning them this win.