GAME DAY Preseason Game 2: Chargers at Rams GDT

[Soul Surfer]

a good decision maker with pressure in his face.

Unlike Kiara Mia.

 

[So Ram]

Because he made it clear that he preferred the nickname. Atwell has not.

Memento PLEASE!! Tutu

 

[Faceplant]

Tutu has never expressed dislike for his nickname tho



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I promise it's not worth it. For whatever reason, mem chose to die on that hill and has dug in so hard that there is no turning back now, no matter how silly it looks.

 

[den-the-coach]

I’m going back to his whiner days. I don’t recall him ever being a good decision maker with pressure in his face.

Seem to recall before the NFC Championship game Garoppolo's record against the Rams was 8-0, so I just remember him always beating us.

 

[dieterbrock]

Because he made it clear that he preferred the nickname. Atwell has not.

Truly one of the most bizarre, "dying on a hill for" takes I've seen

 

[muggmeister]

ESPN get Up and NFL Network talked Rams/Chargers game this morning. The only play they showed from the whole game was the interception, ESPN showed it 9 times, NFL 3 times, the ONLY play they showed. They didn't mention the 300+ yards, 3 Tds, marching down the field AFTER the int, ni, nothing, just hammered on the interception. This is just one of the many, many reasons both networks suck ass anymore.

 

[majrleaged]

I used to live to watch and listen to sports talk. I cant any more. I hate bullshit.

 

[muggmeister]

Saw a thing where the Rams LBs were rated 32nd... I feel like that's total bullshit. Speights and Landman are gonna rock, imo.

I saw the same rankings article, I love it. Go ahead and underestimate this almost entirely new ILB group, they will not be the Achilles heel of the defense this year. But then again, any article that does not rank the Rams front 3 as the best in the NFL deserves scrutiny, haha.

 

[Merlin]

Seem to recall before the NFC Championship game Garoppolo's record against the Rams was 8-0, so I just remember him always beating us.

You recall a QB with an elite running game behind him, consistent protections, and quality weapons across the field to throw to. If you want to see what he looks like without that combination of those things cue up some Raiders film.

Nothing against the dude. I appreciate him as a Rams backup QB. If we need him to play he should be able to settle in as a game manager for us, and that is valuable, though whether he can stay healthy behind an OL that will probably spring leaks from the left side we will see. So for us to do anything this season will require Jackson to settle in for a long run of games, first off, and then Stafford to play, be kept clean, and stay healthy.

Translation is we're a darkhorse. A very dangerous team that has everything if it all comes together.