:eek: Shocking, that is how I would describe it. I just looked at the regular season comparisons on cnnsi.com at the following link http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/foo...s-Packers.html
:ram: I watch these stats religiously just to do my own little sick comparisons of who SHOULD win the game. Yes, the Rams are usually statistically superior, HOWEVER, this game is particularly lopsided.
:cool: Special teams, yes, that is right, special teams, we hold an advantage in this department, can you believe that?
All in all there are 32 categories of stats and the Rams are superior in 30 of the 32. That is the biggest gap I've seen this year since the Detroit game.
One key point is that the one category GB has on us is points per game, but not by much.
KEY TO GAME: TURNOVERS
ADVANTAGE RAMS AT HOME WITH CROWD AND ON TURF !!!
GO RAMS
:ram: I watch these stats religiously just to do my own little sick comparisons of who SHOULD win the game. Yes, the Rams are usually statistically superior, HOWEVER, this game is particularly lopsided.
:cool: Special teams, yes, that is right, special teams, we hold an advantage in this department, can you believe that?
All in all there are 32 categories of stats and the Rams are superior in 30 of the 32. That is the biggest gap I've seen this year since the Detroit game.
One key point is that the one category GB has on us is points per game, but not by much.
KEY TO GAME: TURNOVERS
ADVANTAGE RAMS AT HOME WITH CROWD AND ON TURF !!!
GO RAMS
Comment