The Homer did come out late as far as the announcer... It was Daryl Moose Johnson (I hate that,it's like when herbstriet does Ohio State games)... He did fine until the game was in the balance, then it showed both on that call and one other later...I think it was an interference call.

Selassie I said:

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AKA dickshit.

Who came up with that fucking name? It sounds like something you would say about someone who was batshit crazy!

I would have called them pooniels.

bluecoconuts said:

I think McVay is the greatest offensive mind this team as ever had.

There I said it.

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Gurley called him a mini-RB

I'm good with that. Kinda like the old wingback position, which was a slot receiver/halfback combo.

I'm all about Tavon as long as he's a Ram.

So Cook drops a pass in the endzone that was a potential game changer and Britt is being.... well... Britt. I see players we let go make some plays here and there. Then I'm reminded why we let them go.

I don’t think Everett has fully recovered from his injury vs the Skins yet. Luckily Higbeast and Carrier have stepped up.

I think Watkins shows everybody again this Sunday why he is a special talent at WR. Just a hunch.

GZ has always been a great dome kicker...it's on the grass in the elements where I have concerns....

RamFan503 said:

Team celebrations are now allowed - rule change.

And I brought up that stupid freaking eating gesture he does in another thread. I was so happy we ended THAT nonsense.

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By the look of his gut that he loves to show off, he's been feeding plenty. One thing I agree with Skip on is that he looks like he lost a step. Glad Todd reminded everyone who the best back on the field was.

If the Rams get a brawler monster ILB and maybe a big fireplug of a NT it will really help them on D. Offensively maybe try to find a developmental tackle or two for depth.

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But I'm in the "two wrongs don't make a right" category on that one. The very famous person is already a household synonym for idiot. The issue I have is OBJ thinking he is so important that we are interested in his opinion and side shows.

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Exactly....while not funny....outlandish....well, my buddy and I were laughing our ass off watching the highlights...my buddy hates Odell...his look...all the stuff...I'm defending him....lol...cause, he can REALLY play...but I get you....

But when the Rams were doing that bob and weave...Hell, I didn't know what they were doing at first....but you know what? We were winning...and it' looked like fun...but if I was the opponent...man I woulda tried to destroy, Marshall, Bruce, or Torry....that's too much celebrating....but...it sure looks fun.

Odell is in the drivers seat...the Giants, Manning, the coach...all are....owed their jobs because of his success....The HC has his job because of Odell...Eli does too...and the Giants won't win a game without him....Odell has leverage...he can pee on your grass if he wants....or

trade him...cut him....watch how many don't mind a few antics.

Coach John Fassel had a few hiccups in San Francisco, but the special teams were truly special in Arlington on Sunday. Greg Zuerlein won the game and Pharoh Cooper who all of us were really tough on to stay in the end zone brought one out with a great return to set up points too, they also recovered a fumble that was huge and did not have any crazy penalties that extended drives.

There is no questioning the Rams have three great ones in deep snapper Jake McQuaide, Johnny Hekker & Zuerlein, but I was very pleased with Cooper and Tavon Austin caught everything cleanly as well. One thing we have been spoiled in over the years under coach Fassel is the special teams and last week was not their finest hour, but Coach Fassel & Assistant Special Team Coach Tyrone McKenzie had their unit ready in the Lone Star State and because of it the Los Angeles Rams sit atop the NFC West.

I would be pretty much OK with the Goff of Sunday most of the rest of the year...

Karate61 said:

OMG...the Seahawks are losing to the WORST team in the NFL.

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Browns or Giants are worse teams

You can see IMO a bit better in this breakdown video that it was in fact Reynolds with the block. Nice that this play was first used by KC week 1 vs the Cheaters who copied it and used it now we've taken it and used it.

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bubbaramfan said:

"Bro-mance" post. Wear a condom:icare:

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Well, I didn't mention what a sexy bitch he is in my post but...he is a sexy bitch.

thanks @RhodyRams. I need this money to losing it on sportbook.

Playing a team on thier short week after you've had a 10 day week is DEFINATELY an advantage.

But that advantage is washed away because it was a home game for to Cowboys.

Then the Cowboys enjoyed a slight advantage for having the Rams travel east and playing an early game.

Blah blah blah blah blah.....

The thing not many are talking about is how the Rams overcame the home field advantage, over came the early deficit, and overcame a series of ridiculous officiating. For the 1st quarter, it seemed that everything was going against the Rams and somehow we rose above it all.

This was truly a GREAT victory for this team. They simply did not cave in and get burried by the pressure of all the above advantages.

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Hav and Brown seem to be improving every week. Maybe they are building chemistry finally after the shuffling around. Whens the last time we had a healthy O-line with the same group going into week 5?

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Knocking on wood as I read this.

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My guess is you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much Watkins gets targeted this week against the Seacocks. We've got an O now boys and it just isn't enough balls to go around. Watkins turn this coming week.

Thanks good sir!

The 4-1 team of last season got to where they were by stumbling in. This season we are dissecting and dismantling our opponents with precession.

I cant even imagine how we'd look if we had last years D.


Actually i can. It ryhmes with pooper Cole.

Selassie I said:

We are always working behind the scenes Brudda!


Thanks for the pep talk. I'll work much harder now.

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Dog said:

I bet the talent is closer than a passing opinion. You line our guys up position by position against their guys and the debate for who has more talent would be pretty close. Dallas lives off hype and stories of the past.

One example would be the offensive line. Dallas supposedly has thus great offensive line. But who balled out last night? The Rams O'Line outplayed them by a pretty good margin.

Our guys just have less time together. Week by week, that's going to be less of a difference.

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I think there's merit to this opinion, but I also think coaching has a lot to do with it. Obviously, those things are always intertwined. I do think it's much closer than expected, and we could pass them by season's end due to our amazing coaching.

After Seattle, our next 3 games are on the road, including the Cards game in London, so it won't be easy.

During the pre-season I had us going 6 - 1 into the BYE week, and 10 - 6 overall. We should be 4 - 0 right now as everything that could go wrong did so in the Skins game, and as angry as I was following that fiasco, I can see the Rams finishing the first half at 7 - 1. http://www.ramsondemand.com/threads/record-prediction-thread.50825/#post-937144

Nothing about any of our next 4 opponents makes them unbeatable, even if they are mostly road games, ... in fact i'm now guessing our Rams finish at 11 - 5 so long as we avoid the injury curse. Our offense is playing smart and based on the second half of the Dallas game, i'd say our defense is definitely coming around. We are still a very young team building chemistry on both sides of the ball, now it's time to prove our team confidence is worthy of a proper play-off run. jmo.