In the past two seasons, the Rams have gotten into a hole in the first three games of the season, going 0-3 in 2002 and 1-2 last year.
This year, the schedule makers may have set up a situation that will allow the Rams to get out of the gate quickly.
The Rams open at home against Arizona. While the Cardinals should be improved, they have significant holes in the running game and on defense, and an inexperienced QB in Josh McCown.
Week 2 finds the Rams travelling to Atlanta to play the Vicks...er... the Falcons, with the team trying to perfect the newly installed West Coast offense. The Rams have had good success in the Georgia Dome in the past, and this should be another game they should win.
Then, in Week 3 its back home to play New Orleans. While the Saints are a talented team, particularly on offense, the Rams should have the advantage on their home field.
A 3-0 start sure would be nice.
This year, the schedule makers may have set up a situation that will allow the Rams to get out of the gate quickly.
The Rams open at home against Arizona. While the Cardinals should be improved, they have significant holes in the running game and on defense, and an inexperienced QB in Josh McCown.
Week 2 finds the Rams travelling to Atlanta to play the Vicks...er... the Falcons, with the team trying to perfect the newly installed West Coast offense. The Rams have had good success in the Georgia Dome in the past, and this should be another game they should win.
Then, in Week 3 its back home to play New Orleans. While the Saints are a talented team, particularly on offense, the Rams should have the advantage on their home field.
A 3-0 start sure would be nice.
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