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  • #1

    Beware of the cats

    I'm a little bit nervous about this Sunday's game against the Panthers.
    With Carolina in a 1-6 hole, all the signs point to a blow-out in St. Louis.
    What I want to know is, how many are we allowed to beat them by without being dubbed "unsporting."
    Is 20 okay? Or is that just rubbing it in and making people ashamed to be Rams fans.
    Should we just be sporting and let them win for the sake of parity, like they did twice last season.
    Mike Martz should make a mental note not to call any onside kicks. Or field goals. Or play-actions. After all, it's a bit unfair to make the other team think you're going to run it and then pass the ball instead. That's almost cheating.
    Or maybe, just maybe, we should just try and win by as big a margin as possible and avoid last year's mid-season slump.
    Crazy idea, I know, but it would be nice to think Martz could go all out for the win each week without the media, and even the Rams' own fans, describing his play-calling as arrogant and unsporting.
    We all saw what happened when the Rams took their foot off the pedal against the Saints last week and it wasn't pretty.
    So let's rack up 30 or 40 points, without mercy, against the Panthers and get our bid for homefield advantage in the Play-offs back on track.
    We spent years being the whipping boys for better teams - now it's our turn to rack up the points.
    Rams by 30 - I hope.
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    Yhis has been spoken about a great deal on both sides of the puddle.

    I feel that if the Rams are in a position to win the game and if they are fortunate enough to blow them out ........ WE BLOW THEM OUT.

    I dont remember the whiners ever taking their foot of the gas peddle and who was their coach ;)

    just kill them baby :rolleyes: :mask: :wiseman:

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    • #3
      Go for it!

      No problem Limey, let's do it! I agree, Rams deserve it, are obviously capable of it and ought to go for it!

      It may be seen as taking advantage of the scratched and limping Panthers right now, but it would be a great feeling to realize the Rams' TRUE potential on both sides of the ball.
      Panther hunt is on! GO RAMS!!! :evil:

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      • #4
        Pour it on...

        The offense needs to make a statement that our 1 loss was an 8 turnover fluke, and that we are still the greatest show on earth. I say we should start a new streak of games where we score 40 or more points, beginning with hanging at least 50 up Sunday.

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        • #5
          Where we ended up with a bye week this year, the real season for the Rams starts Sunday. Everyone is a potential Super Bowl breaker from now until the end of the season as far as I am concerned. Everyone gets "MaxQ"

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          • MauiRam
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            > Final score: 2 - 0 Rams.

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            > Another loss coming our way. Actually make it 2 more, our next win might not happen until the Cards game. Right now, we are just too out of sync plus our mental game and confidence is to totally shattered.

            > I'm glad it's a short week, I don't know if I could wait till Sunday to get this taste out of my mouth.

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          • djccon
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            The results of the game with the 'Aints are inexcusable and unacceptable. That means I am inconsolable. There cannot be any consolation from this game, nor do I see any positives coming from it. However, here are some observations that I have come away with now that I've had some time to cool off and think objectively:

            1) I am FED UP with hearing regularly about the "ball maintenance" drills these guys run every DAY in practice, only to watch them cough it up week after week. Obviously it isn't working - so, Mr. Martz, FIND SOMETHING THAT DOES!

            2) I never cared for Bobby April when he was in Pittsburgh. I liked him less in Atlanta, even less in New Orleans, and I am convinced he must have pictures of someone naked with a hooker to be able to stay in the NFL. Who deemed this guy a guru? Every week we can count on opponents starting at least 2 possessions outside their own 35 after kickoffs. You can look it up.

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          • jdpbmo
            don't blame Martz
            by jdpbmo
            Well, where to begin. First, Martz didn't commit the 8 turnovers. Second, he didn't jump offsides with 2 minutes to play to seal the doom. How can a team be so utterly, utterly amazing in one half and look like the bad news bears in football gear the next? And we were stupid enough to have the false illusions of going undefeated, 19-0. I don't mean to speak for others, but it popped into my head a time or two. What was Warner doing today? Did he forget who he was supposed to throw to? And then when he was on target the receivers dropped the ball. And when he was on target and the receivers caught it, they soon fumbled it. I would much rather lose a game like we played against NYG than lose like we did today. As bad as they played, they would have won the game. There is no doubt in my mind that we were going to drive the field and either score a game-winning touchdown or at least a field goal to tie it up and send it to overtime where we would win.....if they just don't jump offsides. I would fine McCleon $1 million dollars...not for the mistake, but for being stupid. If he stays on side, NO kicks the field goal and we get the ball back for the game winning score...no doubt about it. It's a shame we have a game like this. NO deserves the credit for their comback and the Rams deserve exactly what they got-a loss. Martz can only call the plays, he can't throw it, catch it, hold onto it, or tackle. over and out jd
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          • RamsFanSam
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