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Take on outside of the obvious ref BS!

Corum killed 3 Drives himself! 2 rushes that went no were, and a failed block that screwed a drive completely!

Get Xavier off the fucking team now. I said he was shit to begin with!

Dont get me started on the Holds on Donald and the Clear slam on the ground too by 3 Broncos linemen!
Yea, this game can put to rest any notion that Corum is on KW's level. He simply is not.
 
Can't really say anything else that hasn't already been said. Forbes sucks and that penalty was a massive field position change.
That PI, bullshit. Total bullshit.

But if we're supposed to be a SB team, you can't blow a 16 point lead and play so soft on offense and defense in the second half. You have to learn to keep your foot on the opponents neck. period. I mean in total the defense only gave up 257 yards. If I read that stat without knowing the score I'd think it was a blowout. Somehow they get 23 points (and yeah the pick 6 was a horrible decision by Stafford). This is a gut punch because w'ere the better team and got the L.
F me.
 
Staff missed an easy six to Ferg in the first drive and then an open Park on the last play of the game. Both were wide open.

The officiating wasn’t great. A missed hold on the first drive and a terrible call on the interception doomed us, Why do the Rams continue to get stuck with these bad crews?
 
I'm curious, does the league usually release a statement on plays like that DPI? The response across NFL fans right now is wild. This was so wrong but feels like it was so right for someone out there.

According to reports, the Rams were called for five penalties in the final 2 minutes, which matches the most by any team in a final two minutes since 2000. Vinovich's crew completely took over the end of the game. Wiping away a game-sealing interception on a call that clear is criminal.

The league should seriously look into this. Unexplainable... but maybe not. If this historical flag-fest doesn't pique the interest of NFL security right now, I'd be shocked. I know if I had made that call, I'd have the Hubble Telescope and law enforcement up my ass right about now.

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Watched it in slo mo a few times.

The key question IMO is who is initiating the most contact.

Yes, the outside of Wallace's left hand is on Bryant's right hip.

But Bryant grabs Wallace shoulder pad and PULLS Wallace toward him, and then FLOPS to dramatize the contact.

Bryant committed the foul and tried hard to sell it... and fooled the ref behind him.

The ref behind the play probably had an obstructed view and maybe didn't see Bryant's hand tugging the shoulder pad. So it would have been up to the other ref to overrule him. Did they have a conference about it? I'll rewatch later. Shitty call for sure.
 
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I love the team and fans. It never ends with the FUCKING ZEBRAS. Josh Wallace that was a clean play and he also secured a beautiful INT. Only to end up DPI. Fuck that! 1-2, onto 2-2 or 1-3. It's okay we'll still make the NFC Playoffs that's McVay's track record. Gotta love the NFL. We definitely got fucked tonight though. That's life. It's getting old. Stafford is still exceptional that Safety just studies him beyond words even going back to the Niners. I'll be thrilled at 2-2 after next week.
 
Can't really say anything else that hasn't already been said. Forbes sucks and that penalty was a massive field position change.
That PI, bullshit. Total bullshit.

But if we're supposed to be a SB team, you can't blow a 16 point lead and play so soft on offense and defense in the second half. You have to learn to keep your foot on the opponents neck. period. I mean in total the defense only gave up 257 yards. If I read that stat without knowing the score I'd think it was a blowout. Somehow they get 23 points (and yeah the pick 6 was a horrible decision by Stafford). This is a gut punch because w'ere the better team and got the L.
F me.

No super bowl team is perfect and they all mistakes and have deficiencies. The super bowl teams find ways to win when things go wrong...The Rams did that, yet get hosed on a game-deciding call.
 
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He did miss Davante a couple times - but when i saw replays i didn't see him missing open receivers.

Your ty simpson replacing Stafford this year is pretty damn tin foil for such a normally rational poster.
I'm not saying it's going to happen. Rather that if Stafford doesn't want all that shit starting he's gonna need to get us back in this chase.

He's on a bit of a hot seat in that regard. So is Shula. If these boys don't start winning games this may end up being a transition season in a lot of ways.
 
This is the game that had me really worried after the draft.

I wanted a trade down to get a cornerback/receiver for the first two rounds. And worry about the future next year.

I wanted Boston/Concepcion for WR. Not sure who is a good cornerback though.

Losing Puka and Watson really screwed us in this game.
 
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This is the game that had me really worried after the draft.

I wanted a trade down to get a cornerback/receiver for the first two rounds. And worry about the future next year.

I wanted Boston/Concepcion for WR. Not sure who is a good cornerback though.

Losing Puka and Watson really screwed us in this game.
Mumpfield stepped up. I would would put this on the lull in play calling in the 3rd. KW had his best game as a Ram and we abandoned the run for a lengthy period of time.

Despite the officials, we should have won this game, easily.
 
Staff missed an easy six to Ferg in the first drive and then an open Park on the last play of the game. Both were wide open.

The officiating wasn’t great. A missed hold on the first drive and a terrible call on the interception doomed us, Why do the Rams continue to get stuck with these bad crews?
Parkinson was not wide open on the last play of the game. It was basically a Hail Mary from the 20.
 
Watched it in slo mo a few times.

The key question IMO is who is initiating the most contact.

Yes, the outside of Wallace's left hand is on Bryant's right hip.

But Bryant grabs Wallace shoulder pad and PULLS Wallace toward him, and then FLOPS to dramatize the contact.

Bryant committed the foul and tried hard to sell it... and fooled the ref behind him.

The ref behind the play probably had an obstructed view and maybe didn't see Bryant's hand tugging the shoulder pad. So it would have been up to the other ref to overrule him. Did they have a conference about it? I'll rewatch later. Shitty call for sure.
In my opinion, the ref saw the flop, panicked and threw the flag, then couldn’t process the play quick enough in his head as to what just happened and used the flop as the basis of his call. Someone on his crew should’ve come in and set him Strait, but unfortunately that didn’t happen. Way too important and way too obvious to not call for a review. In the calling of five penalties on the Rams in the last 2 minutes is criminal.
 
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