Here's why Rams' Jared Goff had a 78-yard passing outing in loss to 49ers and why it's time to panic

[Ewe83]

I love this team, I love McVay and Goff (duh) but after losing to the Shithawks and the Niners, they are seriously in the dog house with me, sorry just how I feel. Stay on the couch till you win some fucking games and stop embarrassing me

 

[tomas]

I love this team, I love McVay and Goff (duh) but after losing to the Shithawks and the Niners, they are seriously in the dog house with me, sorry just how I feel. Stay on the couch till you win some fucking games and stop embarrassing me

If Kromer can tweak-overhaul the offensive line into a cohesive unit (even with Dunby) McVay can turn the ship around.

 

[Mojo Ram]

 

[oldnotdead]

Wow for a bunch of Rams fans why so much negativity? NOTHING HAS BEEN DECIDED YET. The Niners have yet to start the hardest part of their schedule. The Hawks play them twice and the Rams once more, that's 3 potential losses right there without counting the other very good teams they are going to play.

'm not a fan of our team getting to the playoffs by the skin of our teeth. That just guarantees you a one and out.

What a load of crap, complete BS. Sorry I say it like it is. What guarantees a one and done? I guess you will be jumping ship to the Niners board right?

The Rams have killed themselves in those 3 losses. Poor play, turnovers, etc will get you beat. That said those things are correctable. They need to either support Havenstein with a TE on passing downs, or move him inside. RG would be nice since Blythe is a total liability there.

I didn't see last night's game but by the score the Niners didn't exactly blow an outmanned Cards team out. The Hawks and Rams are not the Cards. I figure the Niners will lose at least 5 games this year. If the Rams run the table like they are capable of doing, that puts the Niners in probably 3rd in the NFCW.

The division title is an easier road to the Lombardi by one game, but IMO that is hardly a guarantee of failure as even a wildcard. This team has enough talent to beat anyone, including the Goat. If you don't believe that don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out to the Niner board.

Kromer hasn't been at this best this year so I would hardly say he's a good indicator of anything. It's easy to coach the O-line when you have a bunch of hired gun vets. The key is can he mold a bunch of young guys into a cohesive unit. This has not been his finest hour, but that is not to say he's not getting there. But he is the one that keeps Blythe as a starter despite clear evidence he's not good enough and a clear evidence of his poor play. He is the one keeping Havenstein at RT despite being consistently beat like a drum.

People ignore that the Ram's o-line looked dominant because they played largely lower competition last year. Yet that squad lost 3 games as well. Yet all the nay sayers now said nada then. The Niners have feasted on lower competition and teams like the Rams still sorting things out. I for one am not drinking their kool-aid until they beat a top tier teams.

It's one thing to be critical and totally another to be negative. I've been as critical of particular players as anyone, but I haven't nor will I become negative about my team. Time to ask yourself are you fair weather or a real fan? God all Mighty all this over 3 losses? Get a grip!

 

[GoodBadUgly]

... I figure the Niners will lose at least 5 games this year.

I am all for the optimism, brother, but thinking the Whiners go 3-5 or worse in the back half is a tad OVERLY optimistic I'm afraid.

My sights are on finishing ahead of the Viqueens and the Seadogs. Once in the playoffs, I think we have a chance even with the extra game. Especially considering we actually play better on the road at this point.

 

[Dieter the Brock]

Wow for a bunch of Rams fans why so much negativity? NOTHING HAS BEEN DECIDED YET. The Niners have yet to start the hardest part of their schedule. The Hawks play them twice and the Rams once more, that's 3 potential losses right there without counting the other very good teams they are going to play.




What a load of crap, complete BS. Sorry I say it like it is. What guarantees a one and done? I guess you will be jumping ship to the Niners board right?

The Rams have killed themselves in those 3 losses. Poor play, turnovers, etc will get you beat. That said those things are correctable. They need to either support Havenstein with a TE on passing downs, or move him inside. RG would be nice since Blythe is a total liability there.

I didn't see last night's game but by the score the Niners didn't exactly blow an outmanned Cards team out. The Hawks and Rams are not the Cards. I figure the Niners will lose at least 5 games this year. If the Rams run the table like they are capable of doing, that puts the Niners in probably 3rd in the NFCW.

The division title is an easier road to the Lombardi by one game, but IMO that is hardly a guarantee of failure as even a wildcard. This team has enough talent to beat anyone, including the Goat. If you don't believe that don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out to the Niner board.

Kromer hasn't been at this best this year so I would hardly say he's a good indicator of anything. It's easy to coach the O-line when you have a bunch of hired gun vets. The key is can he mold a bunch of young guys into a cohesive unit. This has not been his finest hour, but that is not to say he's not getting there. But he is the one that keeps Blythe as a starter despite clear evidence he's not good enough and a clear evidence of his poor play. He is the one keeping Havenstein at RT despite being consistently beat like a drum.

People ignore that the Ram's o-line looked dominant because they played largely lower competition last year. Yet that squad lost 3 games as well. Yet all the nay sayers now said nada then. The Niners have feasted on lower competition and teams like the Rams still sorting things out. I for one am not drinking their kool-aid until they beat a top tier teams.

It's one thing to be critical and totally another to be negative. I've been as critical of particular players as anyone, but I haven't nor will I become negative about my team. Time to ask yourself are you fair weather or a real fan? God all Mighty all this over 3 losses? Get a grip!

Dude
Mellow the fuck out

 

[fearsomefour]

Every year under Fisher and the years proceeding that.....the same conversations on the board.
Some will always crap of any negativity.
Some will crap on delusional optimism.
The overly positive ones will insist that is the way to be a fan.
The overly negative ones will say they are being honest....something i have experience with.
The overly emotional responses are the “entertaining” ones.....Littleton will be a hall of famer.....Woods drops a pass and should be cut....made up examples. The game thread is great for this stuff.
Also, most of us can fall victim to this at times. I certainly include myself in this.
All of that rambling done, anything can happen. Anything can always happen.
The Rams could not win another game this year. They could win them all. Odds are the reality is in the middle somewhere.
The team has some issues but is not a bad team by any stretch.
Super Bowl hangover, injuries and all and they are, to me, a 9-10 win team.
Look at the Eagles last year and this.
The Rams are hanging ok and fighting hard.
This offseason is an important one.
As of right now the Rams are about the 5th or 6th best team in a tough conference. Last year they won the conference.
Next year they could be right back on top.
But, to do that and catch the teams that have passed them they need to improve.
That is what I will be watching the next three weeks for....has the team improved?
After the next three games we will know where the team truly is.

 

[fearsomefour]

I am all for the optimism, brother, but thinking the Whiners go 3-5 or worse in the back half is a tad OVERLY optimistic I'm afraid.

My sights are on finishing ahead of the Viqueens and the Seadogs. Once in the playoffs, I think we have a chance even with the extra game. Especially considering we actually play better on the road at this point.

As much as I hate to say.....and I truly hate to say it.....the Whiners are the class of the NFC right now. They are also built for a deep play off run.
Interesting battles for seeding between SF, GB and NO down the stretch.

 

[RamDino]

Anything can happen in the NFL. And quickly sometimes. I stopped watching the SF-Arizona game last night because the niners were blowing them out and I couldn't stand it anymore, especially after Cliff Clavin called a timeout after the cards held them on the goal line (LOL). I wake up and it was a close game! That game was a microcosm of an NFL season. We have had some issues this year, but it ain't over till the fat lady sings! Enjoy the season folks!

 

[I like Rams]

Wow for a bunch of Rams fans why so much negativity? NOTHING HAS BEEN DECIDED YET. The Niners have yet to start the hardest part of their schedule. The Hawks play them twice and the Rams once more, that's 3 potential losses right there without counting the other very good teams they are going to play.




What a load of crap, complete BS. Sorry I say it like it is. What guarantees a one and done? I guess you will be jumping ship to the Niners board right?

The Rams have killed themselves in those 3 losses. Poor play, turnovers, etc will get you beat. That said those things are correctable. They need to either support Havenstein with a TE on passing downs, or move him inside. RG would be nice since Blythe is a total liability there.

I didn't see last night's game but by the score the Niners didn't exactly blow an outmanned Cards team out. The Hawks and Rams are not the Cards. I figure the Niners will lose at least 5 games this year. If the Rams run the table like they are capable of doing, that puts the Niners in probably 3rd in the NFCW.

The division title is an easier road to the Lombardi by one game, but IMO that is hardly a guarantee of failure as even a wildcard. This team has enough talent to beat anyone, including the Goat. If you don't believe that don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out to the Niner board.

Kromer hasn't been at this best this year so I would hardly say he's a good indicator of anything. It's easy to coach the O-line when you have a bunch of hired gun vets. The key is can he mold a bunch of young guys into a cohesive unit. This has not been his finest hour, but that is not to say he's not getting there. But he is the one that keeps Blythe as a starter despite clear evidence he's not good enough and a clear evidence of his poor play. He is the one keeping Havenstein at RT despite being consistently beat like a drum.

People ignore that the Ram's o-line looked dominant because they played largely lower competition last year. Yet that squad lost 3 games as well. Yet all the nay sayers now said nada then. The Niners have feasted on lower competition and teams like the Rams still sorting things out. I for one am not drinking their kool-aid until they beat a top tier teams.

It's one thing to be critical and totally another to be negative. I've been as critical of particular players as anyone, but I haven't nor will I become negative about my team. Time to ask yourself are you fair weather or a real fan? God all Mighty all this over 3 losses? Get a grip!

Sorry, your opinion mean Jack to me.