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  • rampower
    Registered User
    • Apr 2001
    • 934
    #1

    Super bowl push????

    I am always intrigued when people (media)start talking about a Super Bowl push. Then rival fans start mocking you for all the signings you make.

    isn’t this what all 32 teams are trying to do?

    is not the Super Bowl the endgame for everybody ?

    doesn’t every single team try to improve every off-season ?

    We have signed suh to one year.

    We have improved and reduced the cost of our secondary.

    We refused to overpay Watkins.

    We shed players who who had high wages and some that didn’t fit our new system.

    I really don’t think we have mortgaged our future to try and win this year. Unless we throw the sink at New York for obj. Who I don’t want to throw too much away to get.

    But so far, I do not see anything but good business.
    The Breakfast Club. You want cheese with that?
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  • MauiRam
    Rams Nation MVP
    • May 2004
    • 5879
    #2
    Spot on J! The icing on the "good business" cake for me would be a rematch with the Patriots - a profound thrashing of that team would absolute bliss ..
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    • cowboyhater
      Registered User
      • Jan 2005
      • 1531
      #3
      I think we are one more year away. New signings have to gel. Goff needs a touch more seasoning.
      Kroenke would want the big run to coincide with the new stadium, I suspect. 2019.

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