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It’s going to happen... no sense to not see the obvious of playing in NO!First, let’s beat SF and get a bye.
It’s going to happen... no sense to not see the obvious of playing in NO!First, let’s beat SF and get a bye.
It’s going to happen... no sense to not see the obvious of playing in NO!
This right here.Another Small detail to consider.
Saints LT Armstead reaggravated his torn Pec today.
The Saints offense has really struggled when he has been out.
If we play NO, we can beat them. NO's defense is still leaky. Our defense is also leaky. IMO, the difference is that NO lacks secondary options in the passing game behind Thomas and Kamara. If Talib can hold Thomas in check, Wade can double Kamara. The question then becomes if we can pressure Brees and stop the run well enough. If we can do those two things, we can beat NO. That all said, both teams have a long ways to go before we play each other.
There generally isn't cupcakes that slip into the playoffs. I have full confidence until we get to NO and even then I think we win a tough fought back and forth game.I hope so. But if I’m being honest, I was kind of worried playing the Cardinals today.
The playoff field is tough. Seattle, Chicago, Min/Philly - there aren’t any cupcakes slipping in.
Now that's the million dollar question my man!So what about Gurley next week, do you rest him again and ride CJ Anderson and Kelly? Both the Bears and the RAMS play at 4:25 so unfortunately the RAMS don’t get to see what the Bears do therefore the RAMS need to ball out against the 49ers. Can they afford to gamble and sit Gurley? I think they can beat the 49ers straight up so I’m leaning towrads sitting Gurley and hopefully he gets a full three weeks to recover and get ready for the divisional playoff game probably against the Bears in LA.
Another Small detail to consider.
Saints LT Armstead reaggravated his torn Pec today.
The Saints offense has really struggled when he has been out.
Yes! That's a hell of an assessment that I didn't hear any of the post game media speak about! My question is how long is he going to be out? Because if it's anything like before that's really going to hurt the saints in the playoff run. Curious to see how it plays out this week with the injury.This right here.
When people talk about the Saints struggles on offense they forget to mention the absence of one of the best LT in the NFL this year. With him in we are a completely different team, but when he is out (or has an aggravating arm) we are meh. He has missed the last few weeks, and our offense shows it.
He needs rest.
Have you ever heard Revenge is the sweetest thing next to getting pussy?If Rams play Saints in NFC Championship Game, we be talking:
"REVENGE"
In our first game against NO, the refs weren't calling holding. If they at least call the blatant ones, this may change the narrative. That and us being down 21 in the first half didn't help.
Honestly if we have to go play anywhere NO is the best place or team can play. It's a dome with no weather factored in just noise.My dad, who started going to Ram games in 1949 and bought season seats in 1951 before I came along or even came of age always believed in the maxim:
Good teams can win anywhere and the fans don't play the game. I guess it's more complicated than that b/c the Rams, as I recall never have won a playoff game in Lambeau, Minnesota's old Metropolitan Stadium or in Soldier Field (1985) but if we have to play the Saints in their Dome then the maxim applies.
Yeah, just noise.Honestly if we have to go play anywhere NO is the best place or team can play. It's a dome with no weather factored in just noise.
Sit Gurley Anderson looks real solid. Great to have Gurley ready with an additional week to be 100% ready.So what about Gurley next week, do you rest him again and ride CJ Anderson and Kelly? Both the Bears and the RAMS play at 4:25 so unfortunately the RAMS don’t get to see what the Bears do therefore the RAMS need to ball out against the 49ers. Can they afford to gamble and sit Gurley? I think they can beat the 49ers straight up so I’m leaning towrads sitting Gurley and hopefully he gets a full three weeks to recover and get ready for the divisional playoff game probably against the Bears in LA.
Yeah, just noise.![]()
If we play NO, we can beat them. NO's defense is still leaky. Our defense is also leaky. IMO, the difference is that NO lacks secondary options in the passing game behind Thomas and Kamara. If Talib can hold Thomas in check, Wade can double Kamara. The question then becomes if we can pressure Brees and stop the run well enough. If we can do those two things, we can beat NO. That all said, both teams have a long ways to go before we play each other.
Yeah the thing people overlook with the Saints is they don't have a vertical element in their passing game. Brees' arm isn't what it once was, and it never was strong. Problem is in that first game we couldn't even cover Thomas what with Talib being out, so this next time IF we get to that game I like our chances as well.
Take away Brees' easy throws and roll that secondary up on him. Really hope we get another shot at them.
You have to take into account Ted Ginn. Yesterday was his first game back and he had 8 targets, 5 catches, and 74 yards. You can double MT, but now (unlike the last game) you have to account for Ginn.