Who's More Dyfunctional?

*r8rh8rmike* · #1 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

Rams or Saints. Both teams are just in freefall with all sorts of out of the ordinary distractions, injuries and overall bad play. Let's just hope the Rams are not the cure for what ails the Saints. Like the last two weeks, I think a big key to the game will be those killer turnovers.

*general counsel* · #2 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

Under the circumstances, if we dont win this game, i will lose any kind of hope for the season. this is really a must win.

ramming speed to all

general counsel

*r8rh8rmike* · #3 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

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Originally Posted by general counsel

Under the circumstances, if we dont win this game, i will lose any kind of hope for the season. this is really a must win.

ramming speed to all

general counsel

I think the next two games are critical. We need to be 4-4 going into the bye week to have any chance of salvaging this season. Hopefully the Saints will be the cure for what ails the Rams.

*theodus69* · #4 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

The Rams couldn't beat the Falcons right now no way and the Saints should have. But It's any given sunday!

*Large_Ant* · #5 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

Oh God people. This one's not even close. As much as I despise the Rams (the team, not the fans), you guys are at least capable on one side of the ball.

I honestly believe that the Rams have such a potent offense (with Bulger in) that even when they only play offense, it's enough to keep them in any game. The Colts game proved me right on that.

IMO, the Rams just need to embrace the shoot outs and do what little they can on defense. They'll win some and they'll lose some but they'll at least be competitive in every game.

The Saints are a debacle. Even with all that talent, they are never even close. And now McAllister is gone for the year? Game over.

On their worst day, the Rams are a better team than the Saints. Even if you guys lose in a shootout this weekend (which I honestly don't think will happen without McAllister or Horn playing), you still have a better chance of winning games down the road than the Saints.

**RamDez** · #6 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

just remember we dont have Bulger ................

*r8rh8rmike* · #7 (**permalink**) -22-10-2005

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just remember we dont have Bulger ................

And his shakey replacement was responsible for two of those killer turnovers. I'm not taking the Saints lightly. Who would have imagined the whiners could beat us? Aaron Brooks usually gives the Rams fits, and he's healthy. Big, season defining game.

*RAMMAN68* · #8 (**permalink**) -23-10-2005

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And his shakey replacement was responsible for two of those killer turnovers. I'm not taking the Saints lightly. Who would have imagined the whiners could beat us? Aaron Brooks usually gives the Rams fits, and he's healthy. Big, season defining game.

Remember what happened last year. Stecker put up over 100 yds against us.

*r8rh8rmike* · #9 (**permalink**) -23-10-2005

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Remember what happened last year. Stecker put up over 100 yds against us.

Yep, there always seems to be a Saint player that comes up big against the Rams.