madsaint1967
Healthy Inactive
Offline
Gotta flip this narrative, we have an axe to grind with this team. Hoping for a beat down, but I’d take a win with a walkoff FG. Just win baby!!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Party pooperNor has he won a game coming off of a bye week.
Considering the head coach we had for the last couple years, and the difference in energy that we've seen between the players before and after his departure, I'd say this statement is almost moot.I think for the 2nd year in a row and 3 out of 5 years the Rams could effectively end our season.
I agree with you. Our pass defense against Nacua and Cupp will present problems. I was at the game last year in Los Angeles. If I remember correctly the tight ends hurt us last year? I hope I'm wrong but I agree with this poster this is not a good match-up for us. Let's see if Rizz can get more out of these guys.Their offense is a terrible matchup for the Saints. The Saints’ defense biggest weakness in the passing game is defending the slot and that’s their main bread and butter in the passing game. They also have a decent running game and the Saints have had their issues defending the run.
But to be fair, DA’s Saints with Andy Dalton beat them in the dome two years ago. But I think they were missing some key players.
Or four out of five years if you think about the 2020 playoffs. We beat Seattle in divisional.Whether it's the Rams regular season game where Drew broke his thumb to the "No call" to last year they have our number. I don't think we will slow down Kupp or Nocua. The question is can we match them? Their D front got crushed last week but a they are young, talented and have high motors.
I think for the 2nd year in a row and 3 out of 5 years the Rams could effectively end our season.