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I'm starting to wonder if they'll blame the substation for York's hookers and blow and Shanahan's shady car accident.
 
Lynch is such a smug asshat with a Horrible draft record. Shanahan appears to be battling a number of internal demons with King Kong on his back. The 69er “me” culture is ripping thru their players ranks so swiftly they actually brought back Dweebo and r still holding out hope for Ayuck?!? If they weren’t 69ers I’d feel bad for McC and Purdy. They’re ripe for a nuclear implosion.
 
Lynch is such a smug asshat with a Horrible draft record. Shanahan appears to be battling a number of internal demons with King Kong on his back. The 69er “me” culture is ripping thru their players ranks so swiftly they actually brought back Dweebo and r still holding out hope for Ayuck?!? If they weren’t 69ers I’d feel bad for McC and Purdy. They’re ripe for a nuclear implosion.

If not by pure luck that Purdy is (IMO) a mid level starting QB who can win with elite talent, Lynch might have been sent packing already
 
If not by pure luck that Purdy is (IMO) a mid level starting QB who can win with elite talent, Lynch might have been sent packing already

Glad The Rams didn’t resign Jimmy G !! Purdy did beat him out though. IMO The Tams loss last season was because Mac Jones could get the ball away faster than say Purdy Purdy isn’t the best pocket passer.
Curious to see how Fast he is opening day . LOL

Lynch as a GM ?? IMO - DUMB-hit in the head to many times,or just ARROGANT !! Curious about there team in 2026 though.

—If Jimmy G signed with The Rams maybe AD98 couldn’t have comeback because of cap space ?
 
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I hope they found a practice facility near an electric substation. :laugh4:
I hope they brought theirs, because their electric substation seems to really hate them. We can't guarantee that the Aussie substations will be just as mean, if not meaner. Of course, the animals are definitely the meanest on this earth, but the substations? We don't know in those cases.
 
49ers leaving for Australia, TO-DAY, Rams dont leave til NEXT Wed.


View: https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/2095142381804724407

The Rams' approach makes way more sense to me.
  • The Afternoon Peak Performance Window:
    The game kicks off at 10:35 AM in Melbourne. For players who stay on Los Angeles time, their bodies will actually feel like it is 5:35 PM on Thursday.
    According to neurologist and sleep consultant W. Christopher Winter, “Athletes generally reach their physical peak in the late afternoon and early evening,” meaning the Rams' body clocks will be primed for a night game.
  • The Adrenaline Buffer:
    Professor Leon Lack, a leading sleep expert at Flinders University, noted that the Rams will have a “crucial adrenaline edge” because the rush of landing and immediately playing will override any travel fatigue before jet lag has a chance to set in.
 
The Rams' approach makes way more sense to me.
  • The Afternoon Peak Performance Window:
    The game kicks off at 10:35 AM in Melbourne. For players who stay on Los Angeles time, their bodies will actually feel like it is 5:35 PM on Thursday.
    According to neurologist and sleep consultant W. Christopher Winter, “Athletes generally reach their physical peak in the late afternoon and early evening,” meaning the Rams' body clocks will be primed for a night game.
  • The Adrenaline Buffer:
    Professor Leon Lack, a leading sleep expert at Flinders University, noted that the Rams will have a “crucial adrenaline edge” because the rush of landing and immediately playing will override any travel fatigue before jet lag has a chance to set in.
Thanks for sharing that. :thumbsup1:
 
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The Rams' approach makes way more sense to me.
  • The Afternoon Peak Performance Window:
    The game kicks off at 10:35 AM in Melbourne. For players who stay on Los Angeles time, their bodies will actually feel like it is 5:35 PM on Thursday.
    According to neurologist and sleep consultant W. Christopher Winter, “Athletes generally reach their physical peak in the late afternoon and early evening,” meaning the Rams' body clocks will be primed for a night game.
  • The Adrenaline Buffer:
    Professor Leon Lack, a leading sleep expert at Flinders University, noted that the Rams will have a “crucial adrenaline edge” because the rush of landing and immediately playing will override any travel fatigue before jet lag has a chance to set in.
Yeah I don't get people ripping Rams approach on this. If I was a player I would definitely prefer this approach. You fly and it's not like they are flying coach right? They are flying in comfort and playing during a normal timeframe for them during the day. Load back up and go home.

Now, when they get back to LA I'm sure they are all gonna crash hard and be like zombies for the weekend but who cares lol? They have 11 days until their MNF game against Giants at home. To the Rams players they'll spend a day on a plane, play a football game, then spend a day on a plane and then have 10 days to rest and get ready for a home game with no travel.