First of all let’s understand that Todd Gurley is probably injured VERY badly.
That guy is a competitor, and he wouldn’t miss the biggest game of his career at New Orleans unless he was in BAD shape.
He is their best offensive player, the reason they are here, and he barely touched the ball. 260 carries and 60 receptions will wear on your workhorse.
Now, understand that the Rams silence about this injury is not tricking Billy B. He wrote the book. His entire game plan will be forcing 24 year old, overwhelmed by the super bowl Jared Goff to beat them. (Similar tactic last yr, but Foles in more experienced, and had a MUCH better team behind him. And Tom has a much worse. Look at what they did to that Philly D even tho they lost)
Bill doesn’t show his hand during the season, he saves the goods for right now. So, good luck stopping them — especially when they have 3-4 guarantee plays. Guarantee they can pick up 4 yard plays.
Rams will never stop a 4 yard slant to Edelman.
Coaching experience is the biggest advantage for NE. McVay will try something stupid this game like a fake or lateral that will fail. Rams only advantage is their D line, and coaching will neutralize that. Tom will not get sacked.
Pats running back requirements: DO NOT fumble. Also, Tom throws an int as often as Jesus shows up. You better believe the pats will win the turnover battle, and that they will milk the clock with a 13 play 75 yard drive after, giving your offense time to think about it.
Then the rams will be down by 14 in the 2nd quarter and try long passes — pats will be ready.
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First of all let’s understand that Todd Gurley is probably injured VERY badly.
That guy is a competitor, and he wouldn’t miss the biggest game of his career at New Orleans unless he was in BAD shape.
He is their best offensive player, the reason they are here, and he barely touched the ball. 260 carries and 60 receptions will wear on your workhorse.
Now, understand that the Rams silence about this injury is not tricking Billy B. He wrote the book. His entire game plan will be forcing 24 year old, overwhelmed by the super bowl Jared Goff to beat them. (Similar tactic last yr, but Foles in more experienced, and had a MUCH better team behind him. And Tom has a much worse. Look at what they did to that Philly D even tho they lost)
Bill doesn’t show his hand during the season, he saves the goods for right now. So, good luck stopping them — especially when they have 3-4 guarantee plays. Guarantee they can pick up 4 yard plays.
Rams will never stop a 4 yard slant to Edelman.
Coaching experience is the biggest advantage for NE. McVay will try something stupid this game like a fake or lateral that will fail. Rams only advantage is their D line, and coaching will neutralize that. Tom will not get sacked.
Pats running back requirements: DO NOT fumble. Also, Tom throws an int as often as Jesus shows up. You better believe the pats will win the turnover battle, and that they will milk the clock with a 13 play 75 yard drive after, giving your offense time to think about it.
Then the rams will be down by 14 in the 2nd quarter and try long passes — pats will be ready.
danboone25, Great write-up...wmi799 hasn't been laid since Knute Rockne was head coach at Notre Dame.
Thanks bold type man. Back to your hypocritically bashing I see. It's not about the write up dumbass. We all realize reading AND comprehension is not something you do well
The guy said a one percent chance. So you are saying you agree with that? Those kinds of statements are beyond stupid.
But...................you will be watching the game in a "famous Asian bar"
So you must know
Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
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Quote Originally Posted by lancer89074:
danboone25, Great write-up...wmi799 hasn't been laid since Knute Rockne was head coach at Notre Dame.
Thanks bold type man. Back to your hypocritically bashing I see. It's not about the write up dumbass. We all realize reading AND comprehension is not something you do well
The guy said a one percent chance. So you are saying you agree with that? Those kinds of statements are beyond stupid.
But...................you will be watching the game in a "famous Asian bar"
Thanks bold type man. Back to your hypocritically bashing I see. It's not about the write up dumbass. We all realize reading AND comprehension is not something you do well
The guy said a one percent chance. So you are saying you agree with that? Those kinds of statements are beyond stupid.
But...................you will be watching the game in a "famous Asian bar"
So you must know
have to agree with WMI(wacked mind insanity) here. There is no chance rams have a 1% chance to win.....the correct figures are as follows...
Rams have either a 100% chance to win..or a 0% chance to win. Those are facts by the numbers. Who can argue with that? No chance of an alien invasions during half time show to prevent us from seeing a winner
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Quote Originally Posted by wmi799:
Thanks bold type man. Back to your hypocritically bashing I see. It's not about the write up dumbass. We all realize reading AND comprehension is not something you do well
The guy said a one percent chance. So you are saying you agree with that? Those kinds of statements are beyond stupid.
But...................you will be watching the game in a "famous Asian bar"
So you must know
have to agree with WMI(wacked mind insanity) here. There is no chance rams have a 1% chance to win.....the correct figures are as follows...
Rams have either a 100% chance to win..or a 0% chance to win. Those are facts by the numbers. Who can argue with that? No chance of an alien invasions during half time show to prevent us from seeing a winner
Not sure Cap, wacked as I am. Bold type man will be up early local time to watch the game he said was a fraud game. He said this.
"Spending a super-bowl with Elvis would be great but I will be at a famous sports' bar in Asia surrounded by a bevy of young and hot waitresses whose work uniform includes a mini skirt...perfect for looking at their drop dead beautiful legs and tight cheeked posteriors. "
Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
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Not sure Cap, wacked as I am. Bold type man will be up early local time to watch the game he said was a fraud game. He said this.
"Spending a super-bowl with Elvis would be great but I will be at a famous sports' bar in Asia surrounded by a bevy of young and hot waitresses whose work uniform includes a mini skirt...perfect for looking at their drop dead beautiful legs and tight cheeked posteriors. "
DigitalKarma made a good point that it probably just wasn't worth it to play Gurley the rest of that game because the Saints monster running defense was making him so ineffective. So let C.J. take over the real work (who is very good himself) and rest Gurley for the Superbowl. Makes perfect sense.
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DigitalKarma made a good point that it probably just wasn't worth it to play Gurley the rest of that game because the Saints monster running defense was making him so ineffective. So let C.J. take over the real work (who is very good himself) and rest Gurley for the Superbowl. Makes perfect sense.
First of all let’s understand that Todd Gurley is probably injured VERY badly.
You're just guessing
That guy is a competitor, and he wouldn’t miss the biggest game of his career at New Orleans unless he was in BAD shape.
It's not his call....it's the coaching staff. That's why they take helmets away.
He is their best offensive player, the reason they are here, and he barely touched the ball. 260 carries and 60 receptions will wear on your workhorse.
Now, understand that the Rams silence about this injury is not tricking Billy B. He wrote the book. His entire game plan will be forcing 24 year old, overwhelmed by the super bowl Jared Goff to beat them. (Similar tactic last yr, but Foles in more experienced, and had a MUCH better team behind him. And Tom has a much worse. Look at what they did to that Philly D even tho they lost)
I guess Joe Namath forgot to be overwhelmed playing the Baltimore Colts as an 18 point underdog,
Bill doesn’t show his hand during the season, he saves the goods for right now. So, good luck stopping them — especially when they have 3-4 guarantee plays. Guarantee they can pick up 4 yard plays.
Rams will never stop a 4 yard slant to Edelman.
Never is a long time....again, merely a guess by you.
Coaching experience is the biggest advantage for NE. McVay will try something stupid this game like a fake or lateral that will fail. Rams only advantage is their D line, and coaching will neutralize that. Tom will not get sacked.
He has a very good chance of getting sacked.....you're on Brady Crack.
Pats running back requirements: DO NOT fumble. Also, Tom throws an int as often as Jesus shows up. You better believe the pats will win the turnover battle, and that they will milk the clock with a 13 play 75 yard drive after, giving your offense time to think about it.
Didn't he throw two in the last game......Hello Jesus!
Then the rams will be down by 14 in the 2nd quarter and try long passes — pats will be ready.
What does it feel like when you take off your rose colored glasses?
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I'm not taking sides on this thread, only pointing out that there is ZERO capping involved here. Just a lot of guessing......and after all, isn't that what we all do no matter what methods we use.
It's your money you lose, not the people who are trying to sway you.
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Quote Originally Posted by danboone25:
First of all let’s understand that Todd Gurley is probably injured VERY badly.
You're just guessing
That guy is a competitor, and he wouldn’t miss the biggest game of his career at New Orleans unless he was in BAD shape.
It's not his call....it's the coaching staff. That's why they take helmets away.
He is their best offensive player, the reason they are here, and he barely touched the ball. 260 carries and 60 receptions will wear on your workhorse.
Now, understand that the Rams silence about this injury is not tricking Billy B. He wrote the book. His entire game plan will be forcing 24 year old, overwhelmed by the super bowl Jared Goff to beat them. (Similar tactic last yr, but Foles in more experienced, and had a MUCH better team behind him. And Tom has a much worse. Look at what they did to that Philly D even tho they lost)
I guess Joe Namath forgot to be overwhelmed playing the Baltimore Colts as an 18 point underdog,
Bill doesn’t show his hand during the season, he saves the goods for right now. So, good luck stopping them — especially when they have 3-4 guarantee plays. Guarantee they can pick up 4 yard plays.
Rams will never stop a 4 yard slant to Edelman.
Never is a long time....again, merely a guess by you.
Coaching experience is the biggest advantage for NE. McVay will try something stupid this game like a fake or lateral that will fail. Rams only advantage is their D line, and coaching will neutralize that. Tom will not get sacked.
He has a very good chance of getting sacked.....you're on Brady Crack.
Pats running back requirements: DO NOT fumble. Also, Tom throws an int as often as Jesus shows up. You better believe the pats will win the turnover battle, and that they will milk the clock with a 13 play 75 yard drive after, giving your offense time to think about it.
Didn't he throw two in the last game......Hello Jesus!
Then the rams will be down by 14 in the 2nd quarter and try long passes — pats will be ready.
What does it feel like when you take off your rose colored glasses?
42-21 Pats
I'm not taking sides on this thread, only pointing out that there is ZERO capping involved here. Just a lot of guessing......and after all, isn't that what we all do no matter what methods we use.
It's your money you lose, not the people who are trying to sway you.
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