Really Quick Rams Trivia Question

[dieterbrock]

Starters 2
Started the game, IE on field for first possession of the game, 1

 

[DeaconJones]

4?

 

[fanotodd]

@fanotodd You didn't see this did you

Not until after I responded. Now I see what happened.
No sweat.

 

[Reddog99]

#9, #10, #88, #27, #51. Not sure if #27 was considered a starter in SB56 though.

 

[dieterbrock]

So.... are we ever getting an answer on this?

 

[Tano]

Not until after I responded. Now I see what happened.
No sweat.

No biggie - I just wanted to make sure you saw I screwed up on the Superbowls

 

[Allen2McVay]

So.... are we ever getting an answer on this?

2

 

[Ellard80]

kupp and donald

 

[Allen2McVay]

So.... are we ever getting an answer on this?

I started the thread after reading a poster's comment ...
'I can't believe these guys won a Super Bowl less than two years ago'

My thought/response was ... No they did not ... Not these guys.

Beginning with last season, I share the anger, frustration and disappointment of many Rams' fans.
Recently, I have read many comments critical of Management and McVay ... some of which I agree with.
Several have asked whether an NFL Championship team or an elite coach have ever fallen so far and so fast.
Unfortunately, I can't think of any examples.

However, I also can't recall an NFL Championship team being dismantled so quickly. Between an extreme number of injuries (2022) and roster moves (mostly 2023 and mostly salary-cap-related), the 2021 Champion Rams have been obliterated.

 

[Allen2McVay]

kupp and donald

Yes

The low number is a little miss-leading.
Stafford, Havenstein and Jones were all injured and did not play on Sunday.
Similarly, Higbee and Fuller were injured and did not play in the Super Bowl.
Henderson did not start in the Super Bowl; and Reeder did not start on Sunday.

Again, as I posted right above, just trying to point-out that the 2021 Rams' Team has Left-the-Building.