I think its a mixed bag.
On the one hand, the Rams are an exciting team that gets good TV ratings apparently - that is why they have had multiple night games on their schedule for the past few years. There are also some in the national media that seem to really like the Rams. Chris Mortenson, for one, has acknowledged that he grew up a Ram fan. Ron Jaworski also seems to like the Rams (though not as much as he likes the Eagles).
The Rams do get some bad press, however, from those who think of themselves as "old school." Some think of the Rams as too flashy and, perhaps, arrogant. Merryl Hodge, for one, seems to hate the Rams, as do Mark Schlereth and Tom Jackson. Chris Berman also does not like the Rams, but that's probably because he's a big Whiner fan.
In all, I think the Rams get a pretty fair shake, though they are still not among the Green Bay, San Fran, Dallas and Oakland media darling clique.
Anyone see it differently?
On the one hand, the Rams are an exciting team that gets good TV ratings apparently - that is why they have had multiple night games on their schedule for the past few years. There are also some in the national media that seem to really like the Rams. Chris Mortenson, for one, has acknowledged that he grew up a Ram fan. Ron Jaworski also seems to like the Rams (though not as much as he likes the Eagles).
The Rams do get some bad press, however, from those who think of themselves as "old school." Some think of the Rams as too flashy and, perhaps, arrogant. Merryl Hodge, for one, seems to hate the Rams, as do Mark Schlereth and Tom Jackson. Chris Berman also does not like the Rams, but that's probably because he's a big Whiner fan.
In all, I think the Rams get a pretty fair shake, though they are still not among the Green Bay, San Fran, Dallas and Oakland media darling clique.
Anyone see it differently?
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