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So if the Rams offense continues to roll in Denver does that mean not even Mother Nature can slow them down?
Hey! Mother Nature wants to see our guys play too!!! :yay::yess::wow:
So if the Rams offense continues to roll in Denver does that mean not even Mother Nature can slow them down?
https://www.thedenverchannel.com/we...enver-to-20s-and-snow-on-sunday?autoplay=true
It will be around 25-27 Degrees for the game more or less.
Wind holding around 6 MPH
https://www.google.com/search?q=den...1.69i57j0l5.6317j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
I would say it will feel cold coming from SoCal. Low wind really helps. I think the Rams can handle it for the afternoon.
It will only be cold sitting on the sideline. The players will generate plenty of heat while on the field running around blowing up broncos.
Suh played in green Bay, minnestoa and Chicago once a year
The Rams have a lot of key players injured on both sides of the ball. They only just edged past the Seahawks (who we have already beaten).
Broncos to win easily 34-16.
If I were defending this offense I'd use a Cover 2 to ensure the passing game has to at least work its way down the field. That style of defense can punish receivers over the course of a game with hits on the underneath stuff.
There's cold, and then there's COLD.
How do you know we are not a cold weather team if we've never played in cold weather yet?
Cooks, Kupp and Woods have all played in cold weather considering they came from northern colleges or NFL teams. Whitworth and Sullivan have seen their share of cold weather...sure theres more but i just woke up.
I lived 7 miles from Newport for ten years and the summer “breeze” could make your ears bleed.Not really. The Coldest NIGHT...And Newport is nice and toasty in the summer (used drive a midnight route down 101 from Portland to Crescent City. By the way, don’t think Mark Twain ever visited Newport...:rockon: