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yup, made it to the Vikings comparison and exited.Had to stop reading it.
yup, made it to the Vikings comparison and exited.Had to stop reading it.
"BS"It's not going to work. In the modern NFL, it's simply not a consistently winning strategy to build your offense around any running back. In the modern NFL, passing is king, and you need to build your offense around a quarterback.
NOT ME!!
"BS"
NOT ME!!
I've Been around this League a Loooong Time!!
And what Fisher is obviously going to try and do can work, " What goes around comes around!" A strong Running game, with an un-bending D has worked before and it can work again!! Teams TODAY are not being built to defend against it!! IT'S TIME has come again!! The Rams will show the World!! And "YES I'M A HOMER" But an educated, and experienced one!!:shades::snicker:
That's what she said.RAGRam agreeing with the author:
Fun fact, teams with an above average rushing attack (defined by me as a yards per attempt greater than 4.2) and an above average defence (defined by me as top 16 for points allowed) had an average record of 10-6, in fact there was only one (of 8) team that had a losing record, and they were 31st worst in INT%.
Are you agreeing or disagreeing with him? Cause I kind of agree with that. Remember, he only said one of the best and not the best.Stranger with this:
"Over a three-year period, the DVOA ratings system definitely scores Seattle as one of the best defenses of the past 25 years"
That's what he said.
"Otherwise, even the Gurley everyone hopes to see won't be enough to take the Rams much past 10-6."
I agree with that RAG. I doubt we'd have finished better than 10-6 last year even with Gurley doing his best AP imitation.RAGRam poking fun at himself:
You see that's why people should read articles before posting, bloody idiots .
Yeah a lot will depend on the QB, even in a run first O you need a QB who isn't going to turn the ball over every chance he gets. Fortunately Foles has shown he can do that (unfortunately he's also shown the opposite).
http://espn.go.com/nfl/insider/story/_/id/13090969/why-st-louis-rams-build-offense-todd-gurley-nfl
[paraphrased] Other people haven't done it recently so the Rams can't either.
Never saw a running team blow a game like this...never. I almost started thinking like my momma, the fix is IN!!!!Superbowl 49: Yards rushing (by winner): 57 Yards passing (by winner): 328
Yards rushing (loser): 162 Yards passing (by loser): 247