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Taken from another Rams board. Article on the offense. http://sfn1.fanstop.net/nflboards/ra...cgi?read=12509
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One is one's worse critic...
Hey Porkchop, thanks for the link /good article!
The idea of one being one's worse critic is usually twofold: a) either you grade yourself way too high (ego, insecurity, etc), or, b)you come down on yourself too harshly, mainly as a result of a so-called "A-type personality," being a confirmed perfectionist, a red-blooded loyalist, enthusiast, etc. :rolleyes:
Then again, there are those who are mature and/or wise enough to be able to appreciate the discipline necessary to see it like it is, with a realistic view of missed opportunities as well as to balance future opportunities with the potential at hand. ;)
Better than other teams in the NFL, the 2001 Rams are keenly aware of what they can truly produce offensively. I just think it's great that, as a leader and an exceptional QB, Warner's evaluation is not only honest but... demanding; demanding because it is accurate. It naturally goes beyond optimism. And it's here.
What's more --what's really exciting-- is that every single guy in this offense believes in the awesome machine they've become! I mean, they're really up there, they're among the best of all time! :cool:
Truly experienced and reliable linemen, outstanding receivers, and even Marshalls, Conwells, Warners, Martzes. Whew!
No doubt in my mind, this bunch is one of the the best of all time! Superstars or not, probowlers or not, that's not the point; they know what they're capable of and they've got it together!
:mad: Ok now: fewer mistakes, less penalties and many more Ws! Let the bighorns out now! ...GO RAMS!!! Let's do it! ...GO RAMS!!!
Yeaaaahh! :mad:Last edited by RealRam; -09-27-2001, 05:38 PM.
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I stole this from another site so I'll post the link. I just never get tired of reading stories about classy sports figures. It seems so rare these days.
http://www.ramsrule.com/theoriginalh...&topic_id=1106...-12-20-2004, 05:37 PM -
Nice article on the best QB in Pro football by one of the all-time great ones. http://sports.espn.go.com/abcsports/...an/011004.html-10-08-2001, 01:02 PM
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I have always thought that when 13 hangs the pads up for the last time TV should be knocking on his door. The man is articulate, humble, entertaining, has a sense of humor, respected and knows the game inside and out. It's easy to listen to Warner describe situations because he doesn't stutter, and always seems to be confident in what he is talking about.-03-29-2007, 08:58 AM
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Just thought anyone interested in those action figures might want to see them painted.Click on the pics for a full screen view, and remember the next line will have good ol' Marshall in it and if it looks half as good as that (e.smith) one it's going to be sweet. I hate the boy's but that smith figure is a dead ringer.Oh and if your wondering they are suppose to be available mid- August.http://www.spawn.com/toyfair2001/cat...ll1.page1.html-08-03-2001, 01:55 PM
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I think I wanted to write about Kurt Warner after the Super Bowl, but didn't get the chance because he was so average and his team lost. But a few numbers from the last three years shouldn't be forgotten. One: Warner is the most accurate quarterback ever, completing 66.9 percent of his throws, better than second-place Steve Young (64.3). Two: Warner is the highest-rated quarterback ever, at 103.0; Young is a light year behind (96.8) in second place. Three, and this is one for the ages: Warner's career 9.02-yards-per-pass-attempt is almost half-a-yard better than No. 2 Otto Graham, at 8.63. No quarterback who has played football in the last 50 years has had a career yards-per-attempt average of eight yards, and Warner's is over 9. "I mean, do people have any idea what we're watching here?" say his coach, Mike Martz.-04-08-2002, 02:31 PM
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