
SirAndrew
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I’ve given up on being able to run the ball with our current roster. I understand it’s universally accepted you need a run game to win titles, but we simply don’t. The best we can do is play to the strengths of our passing game, and see how far it takes us. It might prove costly, but emphasizing the run game isn’t getting us anywhere. We need to restructure the entire offensive game plan. It’s time to pick better moments to run the ball, incorporate quick passes, and get the ball to Bease and Diggs. We’ve fallen in love with chucking the ball downfield to Sanders. I have no issue with running, but Josh under center on first down gives away a run call. We must mix in the run game more effectively. What’s not going to happen is us becoming ground and pound. There’s quotes from pundits talking about how crucial it is to run the ball with bad weather on the way. It’s not going to work that for us, we just need better efficiency. Our coaching staff needs to have a better feel for the trajectory of the game. They made no adjustments to help Josh when it was clear the o line was having a meltdown. We have an incredibly well coached and well prepared team, but Daboll in particularly seems stubborn about making in game adjustments.
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Lots of people not giving the NFL credit for the wealth and clout they possess. I’m sure there’s plenty of stuff that could make the league look bad, but don’t count on it coming out. The NFL has a top notch legal team. Gruden would have never been thrown under the bus if this was going to come back to bite them. There’s a good chance they’ll reach a settlement, but even without a settlement, I don’t see anyone requiring the league to release every email.
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I’d be shocked if Gruden gets very far. The NFL never loses.
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Worst Loss For Each SB Champion Since 2010
SirAndrew replied to corta765's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah, bad losses happen, but contenders string victories together. Losing a bad game isn’t the end of the world, but at some point you need a winning streak to be a legitimate contender. No one in the AFC has gone on a decent winning streak, but we’re getting to the point of the season where someone is going to separate from the pack. The excuses are over if we want to be that team. -
Oh Sammy...I don't miss you. Pathetic effort here.
SirAndrew replied to Hebert19's topic in The Stadium Wall
Watkins played an awful game, I don’t have any excuses for him, but that setup is crazy. The league is all about player safety, yet they extend seating that close to the end zone. There’s absolutely no need for that trashy looking seating add on. You can clearly see where the original seating is located, but they just had to sell high end tickets under the premise of giving fans field level views. -
You could be right, but I struggle with adding OBJ to the Rams. OBJ might have to accept playing a specific role, and I’m not convinced he’s willing to do so. You’re correct in saying that he could benefit from “less pressure to be the man”. However, I believe OBJ wants and needs to be the man. Anything less than being the go to guy is going to make OBJ shut down. It could work great, if he’s willing accept whatever role the Rams give him, but I don’t think he’s mature enough.
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Harris Football: Top 5 SB Contenders right now
SirAndrew replied to Big Blitz's topic in The Stadium Wall
Whenever I write off the Titans, they just keep winning. I originally said they were a one year wonder, then I said they’re done when Henry went down. I’ll never post anything negative about the Titans again, although I don’t understand how they do it, they always find a way. -
I think McVay is an amazing offensive coach, but his ego could be getting in the way with the OBJ signing. The Rams were doing fine with their current roster. This is basically McVay saying that other teams aren’t smart or talented enough to properly utilize OBJ. It leaves no room for the fact that OBJ might be washed up. They have to plan on feeding him the ball, or he isn’t going to be pleased. I think that’s a huge risk for a good team, especially when you don’t know how good OBJ is at this point. He’ll still demand the targets, even if he can’t perform.
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Good, I can’t stand the Rams because I don’t want to see the NFL move to LA vindicated when they win a title. We’d be hearing how brilliant the league was to put a team in LA. Now we have OBJ to derail their season, and get in Stafford’s head. I love it.
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Has NFL "ownership" of gambling sites corrupted the league
SirAndrew replied to Gisele's topic in The Stadium Wall
No thanks to Congress looking at this issue. I remember when they “investigated” baseball. -
Yeah, people underestimate the significance of being a team thats made multiple playoff runs. This hasn’t been the greatest regular season, but playoff time is a fresh start, and experience matters.
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That John Brown would have torn Jacksonville a new one.
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Referee Tony Corrente corrupt as *****!!!
SirAndrew replied to Bubba Gump's topic in The Stadium Wall
Agree, it makes me wonder how many times the league have used their lawyers to erase that type of content though. -
Referee Tony Corrente corrupt as *****!!!
SirAndrew replied to Bubba Gump's topic in The Stadium Wall
You’re right, social media will be our downfall, but officiating has truthfully gotten much worse. I typically enjoy watching football at any other level without refs ruining the game. They consistently ruin NFL games. I don’t know if there’s corruption in your sense of the word, but I think of corruption simply as other less blatant things. It’s clear there’s too many refs with biased agendas, no eyesight, and no ability to control themselves from taking over the game. If you believe NFL officiating is great, that’s fine, but I think it’s really bad, and it’s amazing change isn’t being demanded.