MNF: Rams at Niners

[BuffaloBills1998]

10 minutes ago, aristocrat said:

Stafford might suck 

He’s always been average to mediocre to me. How many years did the lions have a top 5 defense and he still didn’t do anything. I remember Lions fans wanted him gone a long time ago

[Sharky7337]

2 minutes ago, BaaadThingsMan said:

All games should be like Manning cast.

 

Informal and fun commentating. 

Theyre ok. It's more like socially awkward silences interrupted with a some dry humor 

[Warcodered]

Why kick the FG? I mean sure it's a longshot but wouldn't it be better to practice in the redzone?

[streetkings01]

Kicking a FG down 31-7 with 3:48 left…..huh?

[uninja]

Kicking that field goal might as well be waving the white flag. 

[Warcodered]

Just now, streetkings01 said:

Kicking a FG down 31-7 with 3:48 left…..huh?

and then they try an onside kick....McVay needs to make up his mind.

[YoloinOhio]

Nick Bosa is out here looking like he eats pieces of steel for breakfast.

[HappyDays]

7 minutes ago, FireChans said:

We’ve been hearing this for 5 years and the Rams just keep on winning and competing. 

 

I'm sure if the Bills just win and compete for the next few years you'll be the first to pat them on the back.

 

The reason teams shouldn't go all in on one Super Bowl year is that it's really hard even for the best team in the league to win the Super Bowl. It's a long season, injuries are bound to pop up, the team best suited to last long into the winter months wins it all more often than not. And yeah the Rams are going to start feeling the pain of no high draft picks. They have intentionally limited their window. I believe the Bills will be in their window as long as Allen is the QB, just a matter of Beane hitting on enough picks to keep a good eam around him.

[FireChans]

4 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

He’s always been average to mediocre to me. How many years did the lions have a top 5 defense and he still didn’t do anything. I remember Lions fans wanted him gone a long time ago

3 times in 12 years lol. 

[ColoradoBills]

10 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

 

"For a team that has spent so many future resources..." what does this statement have to do with the Bills? They have three day 3 draft picks next year, that's it. Their moves signal they are trying to win a Super Bowl over the next 2 years, if they don't they are in trouble. The Bills have taken the exact opposite approach.

 

Plus don't forget they are tight to the cap next year and have a bunch of these high dollar players going to FA.

[FireChans]

Just now, HappyDays said:

 

I'm sure if the Bills just win and compete for the next few years you'll be the first to pat them on the back.

 

The reason teams shouldn't go all in on one Super Bowl year is that it's really hard even for the best team in the league to win the Super Bowl. It's a long season, injuries are bound to pop up, the team best suited to last long into the winter months wins it all more often than not. And yeah the Rams are going to start feeling the pain of no high draft picks. They have intentionally limited their window. I believe the Bills will be in their window as long as Allen is the QB, just a matter of Beane hitting on enough picks to keep a good eam around him.

All in on one year? But you just said they have two years left. And they made the Super Bowl 3 years ago. So how are they intentionally limiting their window? 
 

Most teams would kill for a 5-7 year Super Bowl window. I would. 

[buffblue]

9 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

Rivers just wants to field a family football team.

The team would have great depth as I believe Rivers has 27 kids as of last count

[Rumblinstumblin]

Rams stink without Woods

[Process]

Are the Bills the only team in the NFL to not lose a game by double digits? Don't care enough to look it up but they have to be.

[GETTOTHE50]

Rams before they break the final huddle: ‘For fantasy? For fantasy.’

[aristocrat]

13 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

He’s always been average to mediocre to me. How many years did the lions have a top 5 defense and he still didn’t do anything. I remember Lions fans wanted him gone a long time ago

they had a top five d once when our former d coordinator was there. Schwartz. 

[ColoradoBills]

4 minutes ago, FireChans said:

All in on one year? But you just said they have two years left. And they made the Super Bowl 3 years ago. So how are they intentionally limiting their window? 
 

Most teams would kill for a 5-7 year Super Bowl window. I would. 

 

I am a bit confused about this 5-7 year supposed SB window.

They lost the SB in 2018 and that was the last time they won their division.

They have won 1 playoff game since then.

 

[YoloinOhio]

Wtf 

 

 

[FireChans]

Just now, ColoradoBills said:

 

I am a bit confused about this 5-7 year supposed SB window.

They lost the SB in 2018 and that was the last time they won their division.

They have won 1 playoff game since then.

 

Have the Rams been a regular Super Bowl contender since hiring Sean McVay?

[HappyDays]

10 minutes ago, FireChans said:

All in on one year? But you just said they have two years left. And they made the Super Bowl 3 years ago. So how are they intentionally limiting their window? 

 

Trading for Von Miller on the last year of his contract is an all-in this year move. It made no sense. I doubt they can afford him next year. They have about $6 million in cap space in 2022. At least they won't have to worry about signing draft picks. That's a plus.

 

I originally said 2 years because Stafford becomes a free agent after next season and he'll be 35 at that point. That's a 2 year window to win with non-elite QB play and from there it gets worse. By then they will have a serious lack of depth and more contracts coming due. It's a very weird strategy.