Game Thread: Seahawks @ Rams (2014 Game 6)
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I imagine they'd go after Roberson, McGee is probably our best CB even with Jenkins out there.
Dieter the Brock
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If I could just bottle up these first halfs we'd be fucking championschampions
only "1" PENALTY ON THE RAMS IN THE 1ST HALF! IMPRESSIVE!!
I think McGee is inactive. I think we have 3 CB's right now, all rookies. I don't think JJ will come back, even if he does a corner with a hurt knee is ineffective. But I hope he's ok in the long run, our cb depth is depleted right now.
I've always been amazed actually how Seattle's been so successful with such an overrated o-line, especially Okung. Judging by the play of Seattle this year, its clear to see, once you break through their D, they're just another team.
Looks like someone beat you to it. I would love to know who bent carrolls nose so I can shake his hand. Its obvious why he got his nose smashed to the side like that.
fancents86
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I've always been amazed actually how Seattle's been so successful with such an overrated o-line, especially Okung. Judging by the play of Seattle this year, its clear to see, once you break through their D, they're just another team.
Not surprising, the film from the last 5 Rams games show that is the preferred way to stop the Rams pass rush
RaminExile
Hall of Fame
Not surprising, the film from the last 5 Rams games show that is the preferred way to stop the Rams pass rush.
RaminExile
Hall of Fame
We've gotta keep playing. How many times have we played 1 or 2 good quarters of football. Gotta play for 60 minutes. I know it sounds obvious but it really does need to happen.
I love how AD is taking what the Seattle D gives him. For a young, "rookie" signal caller who loves to air it out, he is demonstrating tremendous discipline by keeping things simple. He will get a few opportunities to light up the Seattle D like he wants to later on.