Keep the Coach!

[BEER]

Yes, the Rams are moving, but maybe close, maybe to LA. .... Who knows.
What I think is, I know Spags should be the Coach of this team, where ever
they go. Spags has "it"..I think 2 more years is what it will take, I hope
Spags is still the head coach at that time. Where ever or who ever takes
this team called the RAMS.

[JFMose]

we need a better offensive coordinator

[Ram Dragoon]

Instead of finding creative ways to lose, the Rams ought to find creative ways to win. But as a team effort despite the results of the loss to the YIKEs(Vikings), a lot of improvement.

As to a new OC--YEP concure on that one...some of the play calls--you gotta wonder.

From teh outset to find Linehan's replacement, I wanted Rex...but Sprags isnt bad and ought to be kept

[cowboyhater]

Instead of finding creative ways to lose, the Rams ought to find creative ways to win.

That is a good point. One of the worst teams, year-in, year-out, were the mid-70's Giants. Fans burned tickets outside the stadium. They called NBC and made them NOT show the Chiefs at Giants to make a point. Before the Giants became winners again, with players who could deliver, they changed their style. It was no longer two up the gut and then a pass (or draw) on third and long. They did flea-flickers, reverses, onsodes kicks at funny times. They made the other team stay awake. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes it didn't. One thing: the team did not act like they gave up.

Billy Martin (in baseball) did a similar thing in baseball during the same time period.

[Ramblin` Ram]

1.we not moving anywhere
2.the Offensive play calling was much improved today..no playcalling can prevent poor execution like fumbles etc...
3.our team hasn`t given up.
4.the fleaflicker i dont believe would be a good idea with our O-line.
5.Next week we win.


i do believe Spagnuolo is the right man for us..(Billy Devaney is too)

[Ram Dragoon]

If your offense is S.Jackson the a flea flicker is a GOOD idea. Simply teams know where your bead & butter is, they are t-ing off on Jackson--its not a mystery.

The worst thing that can happen to the Rams is to be OVER looked and discounted as a win. It doesn't help the Rams players to have other teams play them soft--adversity either makes you or breaks you. In this re-building process the Rams need to know who to keep and who to cut.

The best thing for the Rams is to be "dangerious" and why not throw out the playbook and open up the offense--and defense. The talent pool isnt that deep at this point to run a conventional style team, so what is there really to loose?