Man, the Rams suck.

emptytomb1 wrote:

Anybody see that dismantling of Green Bay Sunday? Who'd of thought T.O. with only 2 catches and D still win like that. Marion is becoming a beast.

Of course! I am a life long Cowboys fan (even in the bad years!)

T.O. is playing like a team mate - he only had 2 catches, but he was blocking, playing decoy and doing what he is supposed to!

Dallas' lack of secondary will be exposed come playoff time.

write it down.

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Anybody see that dismantling of Green Bay Sunday? Who'd of thought T.O. with only 2 catches and D still win like that. Marion is becoming a beast.

I don't like them....but they're scary and fun to watch! Barber and Jones is a brilliant combo.

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Dallas' lack of secondary will be exposed come playoff time.

write it down.

I used to hear that about the Colts too. It could happen or they could learn to bend and not break like the Colts did. They should be able to put enough point on the board to stay in any game but we will find out before the playoffs. The best division is the NFC east.

emptytomb1 wrote:

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Dallas' lack of secondary will be exposed come playoff time.

write it down.

I used to hear that about the Colts too. It could happen or they could learn to bend and not break like the Colts did. They should be able to put enough point on the board to stay in any game but we will find out before the playoffs. The best division is the NFC east.

The division doesn't matter. It's one and done in the playoffs. They only have to lose one game.

Write it down.

DenimAndLeather wrote:

emptytomb1 wrote:

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Dallas' lack of secondary will be exposed come playoff time.

write it down.

I used to hear that about the Colts too. It could happen or they could learn to bend and not break like the Colts did. They should be able to put enough point on the board to stay in any game but we will find out before the playoffs. The best division is the NFC east.

The division doesn't matter. It's one and done in the playoffs. They only have to lose one game.

Write it down.

We'll see what happens this year! I;m taking it one game ta a time

thejokeriv wrote:

DenimAndLeather wrote:

emptytomb1 wrote:

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Dallas' lack of secondary will be exposed come playoff time.

write it down.

I used to hear that about the Colts too. It could happen or they could learn to bend and not break like the Colts did. They should be able to put enough point on the board to stay in any game but we will find out before the playoffs. The best division is the NFC east.

The division doesn't matter. It's one and done in the playoffs. They only have to lose one game.

Write it down.

We'll see what happens this year! I;m taking it one game ta a time

I hate Dallas. Ever since I was a kid and they'd massacre my St. Louis Cardinals every Thanksgiving (usually because Terry Metcalf would fumble).

The only NFL team I hate worse is New England so to see the Cowboys lose would be a joy for me.

Seattle has 6 wide receivers injured...at the same time?! They signed one guy off the practice squad so they could play last week. WTF?

detuned wrote:

Seattle has 6 wide receivers injured...at the same time?! They signed one guy off the practice squad so they could play last week. WTF?

Yeah, Seattle's receiving corps is snakebit just like the Rams' O-line was last year. You wait, the guy from the practice squad will get hurt.

So poor Green gets to be the punching bag this week. Maybe we should pray for him.

http://www.stlouisramsproshop.com/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=249

How appropriate!!

On another note...the Detroit Lions FINALLY fired Matt Millen. About time....

scottmitchell74 wrote:

http://www.stlouisramsproshop.com/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=249

How appropriate!!

detuned wrote:

On another note...the Detroit Lions FINALLY fired Matt Millen. About time....

Yeah, no joke!

Well, the sucking continues.

Jackson had a pretty good game and the D showed up for the first half but in the end it was Buffalo 31, pathetic Rams 14.

Linehan is toast and good riddance.

Well, the Redskins look like a completely different team than they did in week 1. Dallas fans hate nothing more than being beaten by the Redskins in Dallas.

detuned wrote:

Well, the Redskins look like a completely different team than they did in week 1. Dallas fans hate nothing more than being beaten by the Redskins in Dallas.

I LOVE it!!!

I HATE Dallas with the passion I normally reserve for New England.


Way to go "America's Team"!

Best of both Worlds for me. Witten gives me massive FF points, but they lose!

Man, the NFC East is a MONSTER division!

Every freakin' team in that division is good!

The Lambs division is exactly the opposite.

I'm a Raiders fan. Did you ever imagine that both our former LA teams would be so collectively awful??

Al Davis will never cede power....and I wish harm to no one.....but I can't wait until someone else is running the Show in Oakland.

The Raider's road out of perdition is much shorter than the Rams'.

I think J. Russell will be a good QB in time. The Rams got old overnight.

I honestly think so, too. Russell looked half-decent today and they have great young RBs.

Poor Jackson. Hope he can escape.

LINEHAN OUT, HASLETT IN?
Posted by Mike Florio on September 29, 2008, 8:10 a.m.
As expected, the Rams have parted ways with third-year head coach Scott Linehan.

Per ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, two team sources have indicated that the change has been made. (We’ve separately heard from a league source that, indeed, Linehan is out.)

The expected replacement is former Saints coach Jim Haslett. During part of his tenure in New Orleans, the Saints had an ongoing rivalry with the Rams, given their mutual presence in the NFC West. In Haslett’s first year on the job, the Saints beat the Rams in the wild-card round of the playoffs, which also was the Saints’ first postseason win in franchise history.

The Saints left the NFC West in 2002, when the league switched from six divisions to eight.

Haslett and the Saints parted ways after a 2005 season made disastrous by the damage done to New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina. The Saints played no games in the Superdome that year, with home dates played in places like New Jersey, San Antonio, and Baton Rouge.

Linehan, a former offensive coordinator at Louisville who rose to prominence in 2004 as the offensive coordinator of the Vikings, which put up strong offensive numbers and a 110.9 passer rating from quarterback Daunte Culpepper. Linehan then took a lateral move in Miami for a year before becoming the boss in St. Louis.

He arguably should have been fired after a disastrous 3-13 season in 2007. He was saved in part by an unsettled ownership situation and the perception that a rash of injuries contributed to the poor record.

This year, the injuries weren’t there. But the losses continued, typically in blowout fashion. The Rams fell to 0-4 on Sunday, squandering a lead over the Bills before losing by 17 points.

UPDATE: Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that Haslett indeed will take over.

Haslett will turn them around but it will take a little time.