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Direckshun · 10-19-2014, 11:04 PM

I'm just a casual fan; I'm sure a big-timer like Rams Fan will get in here and correct me where ever he thinks I'm wrong.

The Rams, like seemingly everybody else, are battered by injuries, but they've actually recovered from them fairly well. They just got off winning a dreamer against the Seahawks, thanks in part to a couple ridiculous plays they won't be able to replicate (that crazy punt return, the 4th down fake punt).

They're not a team to scoff at, however.

Austin Davis is a sneaky good QB out of Southern Miss. He's been putting up really good numbers, completing 66% of his passes and has only put up one INT the last two weeks against the Seahawks and the 49ers. That's saying something.

Of course, he benefits from what is now a pretty damn good run game. They are stacked at RB. I've been high on Tre Mason ever since I saw him last year at Auburn, and he looks like a very tough runner who can hit a hole hard. They also have Benny Cunningham who looks even better, and of course Zac Stacy. Wow -- there's not a lot of teams that I think can run better than the Chiefs, but this team is just as good.

Thanks in part to the power of the OL. Roger Saffold sucked at tackle, but he's done very well at guard. Jake Long is also a #1 overall LT, and Joe Barksdale is a favorite of mine from LSU at RT. Davin Joseph I believe was a hell of a guard at Tampa, right? He's RG.

The Rams' offensive weapons is a veritable Who's Who of guys that aren't particularly dominant, but are all capable of a really good game and the occasional brilliant play: Austin Davis, Kenny Britt, Jared Cook, Lance Kendricks, Brian Quick, Austin Pettis, Stedman Bailey... There is not a weak talent in the bunch there, and it's a deep squad that will challenge your NCB and dime backs. Not a great matchup considering how thin we're getting in the secondary...

Of course, the strength of their team is DL. Chris Long is out, but they have one of the best passrushers in the league in Robert Quinn. Aaron Donald will absolutely embarrass whatever guard he's up against, and Michael Brockers and Eugene Sims are very capable too. The Rams have not been getting to the QB this season, but do not take that to mean that they can't -- they got like 3 or 4 sacks today against Russell ****ing Wilson.

They have some brilliant talent at LB -- Alec Ogletree and James Laurinitis are not surprise talents to anybody. I don't know who mans that other OLB spot, I think it's some guy named Dunbar, but yeah. Laurinitis is one of those "always around the ball" types and Ogletree is a crazy athlete.

Corner is the potential weak spot on their defense -- if, of course, we had any WR talent to exploit it. But they're starting rookie EJ Gaines on one side, many of the Missouri folks here are familiar with him, and Janoris Jenkins looks like he's a goner this week, and maybe for the season. I have no idea who they'll start there, but I'm underwhelmed by their options.

I like how this McLeod kid is playing at safety, but I don't like any of their other talents. I'm not too familiar, however, and I'll let someone like Rams Fan set us straight.

They have Legatron kicking kicks, so as long as they can get to midfield, they can nickel and dime FGs all day on us.

I had this game marked down as a sure win at the start of the year. But now it's clear that this is going to be a surprisingly tough game.

Direckshun · 10-24-2014, 04:39 PM

I honestly think we're fine. So long as the team doesn't fall asleep on the Rams, they should win.

The Rams can't stop our passing game, and they have a good run defense, but the Chiefs can run on anyone.

The Rams offense worries me a tad because they have a strong ground game. But Sutton has an excellent track record with up-and-coming backup QBs -- he had excellent gameplans for them all last year.

stumppy · 10-24-2014, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ram29jackson

and yet when/if the Rams win that's exactly what happens.

kills 2 birds with one stone

You go girl !!!

O.city · 10-24-2014, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

I honestly think we're fine. So long as the team doesn't fall asleep on the Rams, they should win.

The Rams can't stop our passing game, and they have a good run defense, but the Chiefs can run on anyone.

The Rams offense worries me a tad because they have a strong ground game. But Sutton has an excellent track record with up-and-coming backup QBs -- he had excellent gameplans for them all last year.

Their defensive line is terrifying. Donald is a force and Quinn is quinn.

beach tribe · 10-24-2014, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ram29jackson

and yet when/if the Rams win that's exactly what happens.

kills 2 birds with one stone

After we stomp their ass, you should

for a week or so.

DTLB58 · 10-24-2014, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Pestilence

Fisher is going to have his hands full with Quinn.

Reid's game plan better consistent of short, quick passes and misdirection runs. I would like to see Albert Wilson and DAT see some more touches also to counter the young speed of the Rams.

This is a game Smith can lose for you if Reid has a bad plan and calls a bad game because of the Rams D. But if they are on their A game they could control this one also. Just don't let them think they have a chance.

Rams Fan · 10-24-2014, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

I honestly think we're fine. So long as the team doesn't fall asleep on the Rams, they should win.

The Rams can't stop our passing game, and they have a good run defense, but the Chiefs can run on anyone.

The Rams offense worries me a tad because they have a strong ground game. But Sutton has an excellent track record with up-and-coming backup QBs -- he had excellent gameplans for them all last year.

1. The Rams pass defense, for the most part, is OK. Not scared about the Chiefs WRs. If the Chiefs are going to win, it's going to have to be by Smith exploiting the middle of the field and Charles/Davis running.

2. Davis isn't an ordinary backup. I think his play has shown that.

3. I think anyone who is thinking this game will be a blowout one way or the other is wrong. The Rams, as a team, have scored 19, 31, 17, and 28 points with Davis as the starter. The WR corps is finally playing well.

Rams Fan · 10-24-2014, 09:47 PM

Re: Your comment about McLeod. I think he's a good tackler, might be lacking terms of coverage and run stopping. I like him, though, while I know other Rams fans want him either not starting or off the team completely. McDonald is a much better hitter and better at stuffing the run. E.J. Gaines, aside from the DL's lack of sacks, is the real surprise of the Rams defense. He's played exceptionally well for a 6th round rookie CB.

Offensively, the Rams are playing fine. The OL is above average. I think Robinson starting at LG and Saffold moving to RG has made a huge difference. Weakness on the OL might be Long(occasionally in pass protection) or Wells(above average center, lacks ideal strength).

ST, last week was probably the best ST game of the season. Aside from that, Hekker's one of the best punters in the league. KR has left much to be desired. Legatron is weird. Most of his kicks, if he misses, go wide left. Last week, his kick went wide right. I trust him, but it seems like he goes through tough stretches.

O.city · 10-24-2014, 09:53 PM

Davis is a regular one read backup. Pressure him and he'll fold up

Rams Fan · 10-24-2014, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

Davis is a regular one read backup. Pressure him and he'll fold up

Not really. He's able to make his reads. If pressure is coming, he'll get the pass off usually.

**Dave Lane** · 10-24-2014, 10:03 PM

Easiest one of the year we got this one we may double their score I think 27-13

**Dave Lane** · 10-24-2014, 10:04 PM

What's the line on this one about 20? I think that's a fair assessment if we can't beat them by 20 we arent trying

Crying Ramtard · 10-24-2014, 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe

After we stomp their ass, you should

for a week or so.

I'm not that kind of fan. I could care less if the Rams win or lose.even when I thought it was real it didn't affect my life. I don't use dumb ass terms like 'we' and 'us'

Rams Fan · 10-24-2014, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane

Easiest one of the year we got this one we may double their score I think 27-13

It's funny because only 1 team-the ****ing Vikings- has beaten the Rams by 20+.

**Easy 6** · 10-24-2014, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe

After we stomp their ass, you should

for a week or so.

"you guys won so that Seattle looks bad because they lost to the Rams who were beat by the Chiefs... wow you guys are some simpleminded folk"

"Its all scriptwriting 101, dont you GET IT?"

Crying Ramtard · 10-24-2014, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

"you guys won so that Seattle looks bad because they lost to the Rams who were beat by the Chiefs... wow you guys are some simpleminded folk"

"Its all scriptwriting 101, dont you GET IT?"

you are identifying how stupid the week to week crap is and yet you still cant get a clue

10-19-2014, 11:04 PM
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $4313447	Let's talk about the Rams. I'm just a casual fan; I'm sure a big-timer like Rams Fan will get in here and correct me where ever he thinks I'm wrong. The Rams, like seemingly everybody else, are battered by injuries, but they've actually recovered from them fairly well. They just got off winning a dreamer against the Seahawks, thanks in part to a couple ridiculous plays they won't be able to replicate (that crazy punt return, the 4th down fake punt). They're not a team to scoff at, however. Austin Davis is a sneaky good QB out of Southern Miss. He's been putting up really good numbers, completing 66% of his passes and has only put up one INT the last two weeks against the Seahawks and the 49ers. That's saying something. Of course, he benefits from what is now a pretty damn good run game. They are stacked at RB. I've been high on Tre Mason ever since I saw him last year at Auburn, and he looks like a very tough runner who can hit a hole hard. They also have Benny Cunningham who looks even better, and of course Zac Stacy. Wow -- there's not a lot of teams that I think can run better than the Chiefs, but this team is just as good. Thanks in part to the power of the OL. Roger Saffold sucked at tackle, but he's done very well at guard. Jake Long is also a #1 overall LT, and Joe Barksdale is a favorite of mine from LSU at RT. Davin Joseph I believe was a hell of a guard at Tampa, right? He's RG. The Rams' offensive weapons is a veritable Who's Who of guys that aren't particularly dominant, but are all capable of a really good game and the occasional brilliant play: Austin Davis, Kenny Britt, Jared Cook, Lance Kendricks, Brian Quick, Austin Pettis, Stedman Bailey... There is not a weak talent in the bunch there, and it's a deep squad that will challenge your NCB and dime backs. Not a great matchup considering how thin we're getting in the secondary... Of course, the strength of their team is DL. Chris Long is out, but they have one of the best passrushers in the league in Robert Quinn. Aaron Donald will absolutely embarrass whatever guard he's up against, and Michael Brockers and Eugene Sims are very capable too. The Rams have not been getting to the QB this season, but do not take that to mean that they can't -- they got like 3 or 4 sacks today against Russell ****ing Wilson. They have some brilliant talent at LB -- Alec Ogletree and James Laurinitis are not surprise talents to anybody. I don't know who mans that other OLB spot, I think it's some guy named Dunbar, but yeah. Laurinitis is one of those "always around the ball" types and Ogletree is a crazy athlete. Corner is the potential weak spot on their defense -- if, of course, we had any WR talent to exploit it. But they're starting rookie EJ Gaines on one side, many of the Missouri folks here are familiar with him, and Janoris Jenkins looks like he's a goner this week, and maybe for the season. I have no idea who they'll start there, but I'm underwhelmed by their options. I like how this McLeod kid is playing at safety, but I don't like any of their other talents. I'm not too familiar, however, and I'll let someone like Rams Fan set us straight. They have Legatron kicking kicks, so as long as they can get to midfield, they can nickel and dime FGs all day on us. I had this game marked down as a sure win at the start of the year. But now it's clear that this is going to be a surprisingly tough game.
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10-24-2014, 04:39 PM	#106
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $4313447	I honestly think we're fine. So long as the team doesn't fall asleep on the Rams, they should win. The Rams can't stop our passing game, and they have a good run defense, but the Chiefs can run on anyone. The Rams offense worries me a tad because they have a strong ground game. But Sutton has an excellent track record with up-and-coming backup QBs -- he had excellent gameplans for them all last year.
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10-24-2014, 09:47 PM	#112
Rams Fan Greatest QB Duo of 2015 Join Date: Mar 2010 Casino cash: $2511133	Re: Your comment about McLeod. I think he's a good tackler, might be lacking terms of coverage and run stopping. I like him, though, while I know other Rams fans want him either not starting or off the team completely. McDonald is a much better hitter and better at stuffing the run. E.J. Gaines, aside from the DL's lack of sacks, is the real surprise of the Rams defense. He's played exceptionally well for a 6th round rookie CB. Offensively, the Rams are playing fine. The OL is above average. I think Robinson starting at LG and Saffold moving to RG has made a huge difference. Weakness on the OL might be Long(occasionally in pass protection) or Wells(above average center, lacks ideal strength). ST, last week was probably the best ST game of the season. Aside from that, Hekker's one of the best punters in the league. KR has left much to be desired. Legatron is weird. Most of his kicks, if he misses, go wide left. Last week, his kick went wide right. I trust him, but it seems like he goes through tough stretches.
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