A mile?? That was a few light-years.
We needed Goff to step up and compete at a high level while facing pressure but doesn't seem like hes capable of that.
Super Bowl Vent Thread
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A mile?? That was a few light-years.
We needed Goff to step up and compete at a high level while facing pressure but doesn't seem like hes capable of that.
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It was a successful season.. but man Super Bowl opportunities are hard to come by.
I somehow changed the channel toward the end of the game and couldn't find the remote. I was throwing furniture around looking for it when I realized that: I am an adult now and this game shouldn't bother me this much.
So new mature Dan says; what a great season. Our young QB will only get better. He will never be Tom Brady but he will be serviceable and above average.
So new mature Dan says; what a great season. Our young QB will only get better. He will never be Tom Brady but he will be serviceable and above average.
It will haunt me all offseason and all next season. Fucking all the " told you they didn't belong their ". Now I have to go cold turkey for a while. FUCK
Do we? I feel as though we might have sold all in for this one opportunity with a "good" chance to be a contender next year, but probably not over the top..
Let's take a look here: Joyner is clearly leaving (and good riddance). Suh is gonna walk. Ebukam didn't take the step forward he needed. Whitworth can't play forever. Sullivan is older than dirt, too. Blythe should be getting run out of town on a rail tomorrow after what he did tonight. Are we going to extend Peters? It's a coin flip. Talib's gonna be 33.
Like...it feels as though unless we do really, *really* well in the draft, we're gonna be going into the Kroenkedome on the downward trend.
Incredibly frustrating. So impressed with the defense. They played championship football. The offense was a mess. Mcvay needs to do a thorough autopsy on this. He can never allow this to happen again. I hope this doesn't result in a bad superbowl hangover next year. They had the defense to do this. They may not next year.
Yeah, I know man. That's why I'm not giving you a ration of shit. You have every right to feel let down big time. Just avoid any sports tv and/or radio shows for a few weeks and we'll gear up to do it all over again in about 7 months. :cheers:I'll get over it in about 2 days... just bad memories.
BatteringRambo
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We did just play in Super Bowl 53, right? Man it sucks losing but fuck we made it a fuckin game. I'm disappointed too.
Different situations. Back then, Vermeil retired unexpectedly, and the FO was a viper’s den of dysfunction.
Now, we have an ascending young HC that’s here to stay, and a rock-solid and unified FO.
It was a great season. Painful way to end it but it's hard to complain.
I thought it was a great year. The Rams made it to the Super Bowl.
And yes, I am disappointed we lost the Super Bowl but it still was a great year.
And yes, I am disappointed we lost the Super Bowl but it still was a great year.
no excuses, we were not the best team tonight. I wonder if our offense is tough enough for playoff football? We needed a tall, true, dominant #1 WR....Like Larry Fitz (young) or Antonio Brown (better teammate than him). Our guys are too short or are not talented enough if they are. jmo
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Yeah this was our "quarterback" salary season. Also I'm worried we paid Gurley big and his knees are going to be chronic.
We should be back.. but my reaction is far from knee-jerk.
I am grateful for the competitive season.. but these opportunities just so hard to get.
Never once used the middle of the field on all the blitzes . No adjustments whatsoever. Overwhelmed by all the hype and the bright lights. It's easy to say that we'll be back , but I've heard that before. The Bears and Pats put out a blue print to completely suffocate the genius play caller . Everyone will take notice . Running the same thing series after series against the Pats is exactly what the you don't do .
I'm repeating myself, but it wasn't.
Our ZBS schematic is vulnerable to interior vertical penetration. That's less of an issue when Gurley is healthy because he's so fast to the edge that the DL has to get going horizontally quickly and teams got burned going upfield. With Gurley not being run at the edges using those wide runs, the interior vertical pressure wrecked all kinds of havoc.
No one quit and McVay will figure out the OL issues, I'm certain.
I'll let you guys vent.
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