Who would have thought that at week 13 the Rams would have the same 6-6 record as the Indy Colts! A perennial playoff team and Super Bowl contender, the Colts have now regressed behind their once unstoppable-in-the-regular-season QB Peyton Manning.
As Bradford nears the end of his rookie season, he is progressing more than we could have ever imagined and the Rams now have the makings of a perennial playoff team once again. When you compare Bradford's numbers to Elway, Aikman, and Peyton in their rookie seasons, Bradford is blowing the doors off them.
With Sam at the helm, SJ39 at his back, Amendola pimpin' the YAC, and a Defense that is on the brink of the top 5, we are poised to reign the NFC for years to come.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Bing Bong
Every time someone at my store opens the door, the door chime goes "Bing Bong" to alert me that someone has entered. This is exactly what the Rams have done to the NFL - a big loud "BING BONG" - We're here! Once again in first place where they belong, the Rams went into Denver and won where only a handful of visiting teams had won in the last several years. Albeit nearly snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, they did finally close out a game that they were leading in the fourth quarter and are now perched at the top with a pallitable 5-6 record.
Chris Long? "BING BONG!" Fred Robbins? BING BONG!" Bradford? "BING BONG BING BONG!" The Rams are here and here to stay. So what if a 7-9 team can win a Division and host a playoff game against a 9-7 or 10-6 team? So what! Can the ugly guy get the hot chick? Can the underdog win on the road? Can a black man be President in this country? Then a frickin sub .500 team can be in the playoffs! We're here and ready to play next week against a sorry, sorry Cardinals team who got a beatdown at home by the Whiners. 6-6? Bing Bong!
Chris Long? "BING BONG!" Fred Robbins? BING BONG!" Bradford? "BING BONG BING BONG!" The Rams are here and here to stay. So what if a 7-9 team can win a Division and host a playoff game against a 9-7 or 10-6 team? So what! Can the ugly guy get the hot chick? Can the underdog win on the road? Can a black man be President in this country? Then a frickin sub .500 team can be in the playoffs! We're here and ready to play next week against a sorry, sorry Cardinals team who got a beatdown at home by the Whiners. 6-6? Bing Bong!
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Childress?
Rumblings are going around to can Shurmur and hire Chili for the OC job. Not sure how that would pan out, since he seems to have a thing for pissing off his QB, but it may be worth a shot.
This dink and dunk conservative crap that Shurmur is throwing out there is getting unbearable. If Childress will open up the playbook to use SJ39 more often and take more shots down the field then it could be just what the doctor ordered. Which doctor, I have no idea, but he ordered it.
Now just do it.
This dink and dunk conservative crap that Shurmur is throwing out there is getting unbearable. If Childress will open up the playbook to use SJ39 more often and take more shots down the field then it could be just what the doctor ordered. Which doctor, I have no idea, but he ordered it.
Now just do it.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Turrible
I say turrible, just turrible that we lost that game. Can't win on the road if our lives depended on it, can't seem to stop normal joe schmoes from tearing us apart, and can't seem to get a good game plan two games in a row. What was with the dink and dunk in the second half? And the PI call on OJ at the end of the game - are you kidding me? OJ had inside position on a horribly thrown ball. If anything it should be Offensive Interference for the receiver knocking the defender down and thus denying an interception. At any rate we had plenty of chances to win the game but as long as we continue to allow TE's to burn us we will continue to lose. Our defense was turrible, our play calling was turrible, and to lose to the frickin whiners is turrible. Wonder what the Falcons will do to us this week.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)