Let’s begin with the title of the piece. “My Solution to The St. Louis Rams Problems.“ I admit it, I was intrigued to see what someone else would do to fix the Rams. Let’s take a look. Nick Signorelli’s writing is quoted and my responses are below them. This never ever gets old. Starting at [...]
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Of course, that is easier said than done. The Rams need a breakthrough performance to keep from moving closer to the disarray we’re seeing elsewhere. The Rams need to beat the 1-5 Lions. They just do. I agree. 100%. This is a must win game for the Rams. From Jeff Gordon on stltoday.com.
Across the Lines: The Detroit Offensive Line
The key to the Rams defense is getting pressure on the opposing quarterback, and this week, the Rams will be taking on someone their own size, the Detroit Lions. With Matthew Stafford probably out this week, the Lions will be starting statuesque Dante Culpepper. This is a great chance for the Rams defense to generate [...]
Rams Sign Long Snapper
The St. Louis Rams have signed long snapper Ryan Neill to replace the injuired Chris Massey as the team’s long snapper. Neill was the long snapper for the Buffalo Bills in 2007 and ‘08. Source: Around the Horns blog on Stltoday.com/sports
Stafford And Johnson Out This Week?
It is looking more and more like the Lions will be without number 1 overall selection Matthew Stafford for their week. Calvin Johnson was also held out of their week 6 clash before the bye week. No word on Johnson’s availability for the game, but it wasn’t immediatetly clear that he would be available. Without [...]
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“I felt that … maybe it was a whole quarter that we (lacked) intensity,” he said. “But when I went back and looked at it, that’s not the case. It was probably three minutes of not quite the intensity that we had had.” -Coach Spagnuolo on the Rams falling apart to the Colts in the [...]
Jason Smith Should Be At LT
The Rams selected tackle Jason Smith number 2 overall in the 2009 NFL draft to be their left tackle of the future for the next 10-12 years. But, Jason Smith has started this season on the right side before getting hurt and has bizarrely been in a 3 tackle rotation with Adam Goldberg and Alex [...]


October 28th, 2009
Jeff
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