Are we favorites to win anywhere?

*LA Rammer* · #1 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

Harmon, Prisco, Judge, Bromberg, Fabiano, De Los Santos are all picking the Rams to lose this weekend vs. the Giants. Other than these "experts" is anyone favoring us to win?

hone:

*RAMMAN68* · #2 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

Those who actually matter are picking the RAMS. That is all the fans and the team. :clanram:

*r8rh8rmike* · #3 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

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Originally Posted by RAMMAN68

Those who actually matter are picking the RAMS. That is all the fans and the team. :clanram:

Damn straight. Let the Giants get a false sense of security through the opinions of pinheads and we'll just have to "surprise" everyone.

**RamDez** · #4 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

just remember the same experts had the Cardinals going to the superbowl BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA

*majorram* · #5 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

I like being the underdogs.....:moon: to the media

steve:clanram:

**laram0** · #6 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

Let the experts continue to under estimate our defense.

Rams in an upset ! How do you like me now ???

FOREVER !

**RamsFanSam** · #7 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

Actually, the Rams are a 3-point favorite over at two minute warning. The past couple of years they had an excellent record on thier picks, this year it's about 60%. Of course, these guys just study the players, the game, the matchup, etc., but they don't have a big-name sportswriter working for them. How can they hope to be accurate without a sportswriter?
Seriously, I really don't care who picks whom. 75% of those so-called pro picks are nothing more than someone looking at last year's win/loss record, scanning the headlines, then slinging enough BS to fertilize a 40-acre field. I bet most of them can't even name the starting RT, or who is on the injury list, or studied this game in depth to compare strengths.
If I was you, LA, I would find some chump to take the line the experts are giving...put $10 on the game, and take the Rams by 2. This game is going to be a lot like the tits game was...both teams are fairly evenly matched, but the Rams do have the adantage...another close win for us.
When will the media ever learn we are NOT going to roll over and die like SF did last year?

*Yodude* · #8 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

Since the 2002 season, the Rams' record on the road is a dissappointing 8 wins and 18 losses.

So......why would anyone other than a fan of the team actually expect them to win regularly on the road?

#9 (**permalink**) -01-10-2005

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Originally Posted by Yodude

Since the 2002 season, the Rams' record on the road is a dissappointing 8 wins and 18 losses.

So......why would anyone other than a fan of the team actually expect them to win regularly on the road?

I agree we have not given the experts much to get excited about in years past on the road. I hope we can break the trend this year because to win the Super Bowl you need all the advantages you can get like home field in the playoffs. Which is hard to do if you have problems winning on the road.