I heard someone on the radio this morning say that the raiduhs are the oldest team in the league now.
https://www.phillyvoice.com/ranking-nfl-teams-age-after-53-man-cutdowns-2018-edition/
The Oakland Raiders have the oldest roster in the NFL in 2018. 27.4 average years of age compared to the Rams 25.5. Doesn't seem like much of a difference does it?
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Not one of these posters picked the Raiders to have a top ten offense. Probably wise.
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https://forums.footballsfuture.com/topic/12071-predict-top-10-offenses/
Predict Top 10 offenses
3 - Los Angeles Rams (finished top in scoring last year and added weapons, but still need to see Goff do it again)
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9) Rams - Most overrated team in the league. That's not to say they won't produce a good amount of offense. They have a plethora of talent but the 2017 product was the classic catch-you-by-surprise version. They'll have success but not nearly as much.
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I don’t buy that “catch teams by surprise” theory you have about the Rams. I get you can catch a team on a random day by surprise for 4 quarters. You might can start the season in the month of September by surprise as teams are trying to figure themselves out. But to go through 17 weeks, 16 games and catch everyone by surprise, that’s impossible.
By week 8 teams know who to take seriously. Week 6 when the Rams traveled to Dallas, I’m sure Dallas took them seriously. Especially with Gurley coming on national tv TNF and jokingly saying to Dallas legend Irving that the Rams were going to and I quote “whip up on the Cowboys”.
I’m sure the Jags after dominating the Steelers took the Rams seriously Week 6 going up against the number one offense to shut them down and beat them at home. Then in London I’m sure the Cardinals took the Rams seriously in Week 7. Fast forward to weeks 11-16 when the Rams traveled to Minnesota, played the Saints, played the Eagles, traveled to Seattle and Tennessee and went (3-2) clinching a divisional title.
All those teams took the Rams seriously. Like the Rams only had one game that was a blowout and that was against the Vikings in which it was a 7-7 game entering the 4th Q and the game got away from them. The Rams didn’t sneak up on anybody. They were just really good.
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8. Rams- A lot of great offensive weapons but I worry about Goff repeating in '18 without offensive coaches.
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7 Rams
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7. Rams
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6. Los Angeles Rams
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8) Los Angeles Rams
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2. Rams
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Rams/Eagles
I do have a feeling that at least one of these two teams(if not both) will not have a top-10 offense this year. But as it stand, it's hard to keep them off of this list for the above reasons.
Philly losing Reich and Flip could have a bigger impact than it may seem right now. The Rams offense could have just caught lightening in a bottle against some bad defenses.
But again, while these are certainly possible, I can't count either of them out right now.
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1. Rams - Led NFL last year, only got better.
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1. LA Rams
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2. Los Angeles Rams