Yes, the Rams have problems, but at this point, who doesn't?
Only 4 out of 16 teams in the NFC (Eagles, Seahawks, Lions and Falcons) have made it through the first two weeks of the season without a loss.
Meanwhile...
In Carolina, the Panthers have lost Stephen Davis for several weeks and Steve Smith for the year...
In Green Bay, the Packers lost at home to Chicago and now have to go to Indianapolis (yes, Brett, a dome stadium)...
In Dallas, the Cowboys were blown out by the Vikings in week 1 then lost Julius Jones to injury in week 2...
In Washington, the Redskins lost Brunell to injury this week and were beaten quite easily by the Giants...
In New Orleans, the Saints lost Deuce McCallister to injury for 4-5 weeks...
In Tampa Bay, the Bucs are 0-2 and have to go on the road this week...
Those are but a few examples.
The point is, the team that ultimately emerges and goes to the Super Bowl will not be a team that avoids adversity all year, but rather the team that overcomes adversity.
Only 4 out of 16 teams in the NFC (Eagles, Seahawks, Lions and Falcons) have made it through the first two weeks of the season without a loss.
Meanwhile...
In Carolina, the Panthers have lost Stephen Davis for several weeks and Steve Smith for the year...
In Green Bay, the Packers lost at home to Chicago and now have to go to Indianapolis (yes, Brett, a dome stadium)...
In Dallas, the Cowboys were blown out by the Vikings in week 1 then lost Julius Jones to injury in week 2...
In Washington, the Redskins lost Brunell to injury this week and were beaten quite easily by the Giants...
In New Orleans, the Saints lost Deuce McCallister to injury for 4-5 weeks...
In Tampa Bay, the Bucs are 0-2 and have to go on the road this week...
Those are but a few examples.
The point is, the team that ultimately emerges and goes to the Super Bowl will not be a team that avoids adversity all year, but rather the team that overcomes adversity.
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