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Areas the Rams need to improve for the playoffs

3. Working the refs. I think this is something McVay needs to improve on. In that game vs the Titans the officiating was effin terrible and the Rams did get some big calls in their favor, but the continued holding of Quinn and some of the other guys up front without calls was out of control.

IMO the non-calls are something that don't get enough press, and they translate back to the head coach's ability to work the refs and make them aware of the other team's BS.

Another great point. McVay has his head in the play card which I understand. Overall he doesn't appear to talk to the refs much. IDK how much talking to refs works. I would still rather him point things out like the holding non-calls. Keep talking as long as it is going on. Can't remember the game but, I think an OT was moving early on a lot of plays. That's another one that bothers me.

The Rams did get the no call when Higbee moved on Gurley's TD.

"Super Bowl" Odds before today's Games

Why do they have 5 teams from the AFC and 7 from the NFC?

I only listed the TOP 9 but here is the last 3 teams

Los Angeles Chargers 66/1
Tennessee Titans 125/1
Buffalo Bills 125/1


New England Patriots 2/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 5/1
Minnesota Vikings 5/1
Philadelphia Eagles 8/1
New Orleans Saints 10/1
Los Angeles Rams 10/1
Carolina Panthers 14/1
Kansas City Chiefs 14/1
Jacksonville Jaguars 16/1
Seattle Seahawks 25/1
Atlanta Falcons 25/1
Baltimore Ravens 33/1

Trumaine Johnson having fun and hopes a new contract with Rams is still possible

This is all about what Tru will accept. And my recommendation to him is to take the #2 CB level money and ride the rest of his career out with the high end coaching and organization that the Rams now have.

So many guys want to run for the most money. But then they're miserable in losing situations, get cut a year or two out, etc. Stay where you know it's good, where you have the right guys in place. Devil you know baby. Sign the dotted line and ride it Tru.
My sentiments exactly!! Now that hopefully this is the start to of a "winning organization" for years to come, I would like to see us adapt the mentality of the Patriots- dont overpay your players! To fully accomplish this I believe it starts with winning consistently so it gives players more of an incentive to stick around and to thrive in a good atmosphere!

Why the Rams don't own rams.com

Does it really matter?

My point was, despite your claims, it doesn't make them a crappy Organization for not naming their website the way you wanted them to. Why didn't all of those other teams grab similar domains? Do they all have crappy owners too? And honestly, does it encroach upon your quality of life that the word "the" is in the URL?
There was one incident like this involving UPS many years ago. They wanted to go with the website name bigbrown.com well it turns out a guy that looks like big fatso from that cinematic masterpiece Barbwire was sitting on the name.

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DTR Podcast Ep.50 feat. LeRoy Irvin, Mike Lansford, Dan Orlovsky, author Jay Paris & Nick Wagoner

I know it's easy to razz Nick Wagoner because he leaned towards St Louis in the relocation drama and he spoke positively about the Carson stadium back then, which is interesting for him to now say that he thought Kroenke would win the battle and move the team (he never indicated that in his writings at the time). I used to hammer him for his lack of objectivity and his alignment with Bernie Miklacsz and Randy Karraker at 101ESPN. He told me (via twitter) that he and Bernie M. were friends and that's why he acted as he did (agreeing with Bernie while "one air" about some relocation issues, instead of calling him out)

Nick was too close to the losing side to be accepted in LA as the Ram's ESPN reporter, which he mentioned that he had discussed moving on from the Rams with his bosses before the relocation decision came down. Enter Alden Gonzales as the Rams guy at ESPN. It must be remembered that he covered Mizzou before the Rams and is probably deeply ingrained with Missouri folks (maybe born there?). I don't hate him, myself...he was in an impossible situation.