Stafford’s Back Issue

[muggmeister]

Exactly, could mean anything, such as:
1. Session went well and we're gonna ramp-up his workload getting him ready for week 1.
2. Taking it day by day, still hopeful for week 1.
3. Week to week, gameplan being installed for Jimmy, most likely the starter for week 1, stays on active roster. Game 2 hopeful.
4. IR, gone til week 5 and Sean says "we will rally behind Jimmy."
5. Stafford said "fuck this", told Sean he's outta here and rides off into the sunset and retires, says "I want to able to tie my own shoes in 5 years."

Any other speculations that I missed?

I'm sure glad the whole Stafford situation looks like options 1 and 2 are currently in place. This is gonna be a fun year.

 

[Merlin]

Now, all you chicken littles apologize and say, I'm a re re and I promise not to overreact next time someone gets a booboo.

Stop with the premature victory lap. You're gonna jinx it.

 

[So Ram]

debbie-bubba-downer...

i'll say it again, until i hear otherwise...

he's 37... back issues can be dealt with... he's fine...

like i said before mcvay is the ultimate sandbagger....

it's a long season,,, matt knows how to throw a football...

mcvay doesn't let us dictate how he handles his players... (i'll bet you were a "gotta play preseason complainer")

week one is coming, and matt is playing...

we won't know anything probably until next week..

in the meantime, i'm not going to lose any sleep over the QB situation...

go rams

slo

Well
Aubrey stated he was going to let Mcvay talk about Stafford during his interview.

Cool your heels when talking to other members. You can make your point and still be respectful.

should have read before posting the last post.
I’ll take it down.

The point is do people even watch The Games ??

 

[RamFan503]

The point is do people even watch The Games ??

Funny. That’s another statement that gets people’s goats. That’s essentially saying they don’t know what they’re talking about. Like they don’t agree with you because they’re not paying attention like you are. It’s really about respect. We’re all here giving opinions. When they don’t agree with yours, it doesn’t mean they’re “not watching the games”. It just means they don’t agree with you.

I know many of us flick you shit and you probably mostly are just giving it back. Sometimes it just comes off as you attacking the poster instead of the point. It’s a fine line, I understand.

Cheers.

 

[So Ram]

Funny. That’s another statement that gets people’s goats. That’s essentially saying they don’t know what they’re talking about. Like they don’t agree with you because they’re not paying attention like you are. It’s really about respect. We’re all here giving opinions. When they don’t agree with yours, it doesn’t mean they’re “not watching the games”. It just means they don’t agree with you.

I know many of us flick you shit and you probably mostly are just giving it back. Sometimes it just comes off as you attacking the poster instead of the point. It’s a fine line, I understand.

Cheers.

Thanks for that - need to be better & more respectful.There are a lot of Excellent Rams Fans here.The community of ROD is even better.Got to try to remember it.

 

[RamFan503]

Thanks for that - need to be better & more respectful.There are a lot of Excellent Rams Fans here.The community of ROD is even better.Got to try to remember it.

Thanks man. I really appreciate it. You’re a good dude and an even better sport. It’s fun having you around.

 

[WestCoastRam]

How to watch football like an expert from the comfort of your couch

There is always something to learn about the game and there are levels to watching it.

www.nytimes.com

A great article for anyone who wants to get a little deeper into what they're seeing in NFL games. We all watch, that's for sure but if you want to know more about what you're seeing, this is a good start.

Ted's a fantastic follow on Twitter too.

 

[Faceplant]

How to watch football like an expert from the comfort of your couch

There is always something to learn about the game and there are levels to watching it.

www.nytimes.com

A great article for anyone who wants to get a little deeper into what they're seeing in NFL games. We all watch, that's for sure but if you want to know more about what you're seeing, this is a good start.

Ted's a fantastic follow on Twitter too.

Sorry, I know you love u some Athletic, but the NYT ain't gettin a DIME more of my $.

On that subject, Pat Kirwan put out a book many years ago called....

Take Your Eye Off the Ball: How to Watch Football by Knowing Where to Look​

Which I highly recommend. Apparently there is a v2 out now...

Amazon.com

 

[RamsSince1969]

 

[WestCoastRam]

Sorry, I know you love u some Athletic, but the NYT ain't gettin a DIME more of my $.

On that subject, Pat Kirwan put out a book many years ago called....

Take Your Eye Off the Ball: How to Watch Football by Knowing Where to Look​

Which I highly recommend. Apparently there is a v2 out now...

Amazon.com

Hey I mean, your money is yours man. I'm sure Kirwan's book is great too. Thanks for the share

 

[So Ram]

Thanks man. I really appreciate it. You’re a good dude and an even better sport. It’s fun having you around.

I just get REALLY PISSES at all the NAY SAYERS !! I get the Reeder,Blyth,Shelton fans that are just haters & need to blame players.
Still if you as I did,a player like Parkisan did well last season.He’s not a Higbee & Ferguson is going to add SO much to the offense.
—Ahkello & Emmanuel are going to be tough.That’s more my opinion.Last season the Rams don’t make the playoffs,but having him back at his salary for a Number 1 CB ?

This is what gets me upset though of these Rams doing everything they can to get on the field.In fact The Rams backups show they can compete against other teams starters like they did the Chargers.

Mcvay gives us this

Injury Updates: Matthew Stafford (back) returns to practice but Sean McVay emphasizes flexible, day-to-day approach; Terrance Ferguson (groin) also returns to practice; latest on Alaric Jackson