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Re: McMichael to lead Rams' offense back to prominence?
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Originally Posted by YodaRam View Post
I don't know about the play-offs, chipper. But being competitive is within our grasp. And yes, the O-line being healthy and productive is an ABSOLUTE MUST! Without that, all other discussion about offense is moot. The tight end position is extremely important. McMichael? i don't know. I just don't see that position as being capable of making our offense "elite" again. With a "weak" receiving corps. And a one dimensional running game, it really negates the power of a tight end. It allows a defense to concentrate on that option and at some point neutralize it.
And i agree. We do have some very talented players. So does every other team in the N.F.L. The key is to take those talented individuals and make them a talented TEAM.



Kinda' like the Cowboy's "one-dimensional" (what does that mean, exactly? - Barber looked pretty good to me. Jones was a non-factor)) running game prevented Witten from catching 97 passes (he only caught 96 for 1,150 yards) They have Owens, of course, but we have Holt.

I'm pretty excited about Saunders and McMike hooking up.
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