Los Angeles Rams of Anaheim thread

"It will rain, the storm is coming, it won't be very wet... I don't know if that makes a lot of sense, but meth is good"

they will be the champions this season, mark my words. not a team as complete as them.

eagles and seahawks on the road will be their biggest challenges, but i dont see them losing any of their 4 playoffs games

Originally posted by alwayssecond:
they will be the champions this season, mark my words. not a team as complete as them.

eagles and seahawks on the road will be their biggest challenges, but i dont see them losing any of their 4 playoffs games

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I'm still going with the Rams to win it all. Puka, McVay and Stafford can't be stopped, and that defensive line will create havoc with 4. That's my favorite winning formula in the playoffs.

The weather is gonna be a major factor in Sunday's game. It'll be the equalizer. Im going with the bears to win.

Stafford is all elite.

Puka is a beast.

Seahawks got touched by our 3rd stringers on defense.

Rams beating that Seahag ass next week and will be tested against the Pats in the super bowl.

This is my favorite non-49er player in the NFL right now. I just love how this dude plays the game. He'd have been the perfect 49er with his blocking and YAC ability. It's a got damn shame Fred didn't kick down Lynch's door and demand they draft Puka. Dude is a straight up savage on the field.

McVay is taking responsability for bad coaching in the DP playoffs in his presser.
he regularly does that and imho it's a sign of accountability
was when the last time you heard Kyle ?
personaly i have no such memory, ever
after seahawks game he started has usual to say « we could have played better » and then he said « we could have coached better » it is better than nothing but he
didnt say « i could have » or « ultimately it is my responsability » or something like that.
i think when your leader cant take any personal responsability or isnt aware enough to speak in his own name it's a leadership problem…
mcVay has the traits of a true leader. He is also a great coach like Kyle (with a system probably more flexible than kyle's)
the lambs are here to stay and the rivalry is in good hands

Good read on how the Rams transitioned from trading away all their picks into building everything from the ground up.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6986145/2026/01/24/rams-nfc-championship-game-sean-mcvay-les-snead/?source=emp_shared_article

As 2023 began, Snead staked out Stafford, Kupp and Donald as the team's "weight-bearing walls," in his words, and the Rams began to offload the rest of the roster with especial focus on the defense. They took on a record $80 million in dead money, a decision so dramatic that Demoff had to release a letter to season ticket holders that explained the team's process and expressed his genuine optimism that the team could compete — a "we aren't tanking" manifesto, some in the organization now joke.

In April, still without a first-round pick, they drafted 14 rookies — including fifth-rounder Puka Nacua. The scouts went after players with three specific qualities: play speed (using GPS data from events such as the Senior Bowl or from players' universities instead of a 40-yard dash time), how they projected their bodies would develop and football IQ/character.
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Armed with a first-round pick for the first time since 2016, the Rams drafted edge rusher Jared Verse at No. 19, then traded up in the second round to pair him with Florida State teammate Braden Fiske. Along with Kobie Turner and Byron Young, both 2023 third-round picks, the Rams' defensive line quickly became one of the best pass-rushing units in the NFL (and it certainly was the cheapest).

LMAO have a seat lambs

I can and will sleep good tonight….Pi$$ on the Rams

Originally posted by 49Fever:
McVay is taking responsability for bad coaching in the DP playoffs in his presser.
he regularly does that and imho it's a sign of accountability
was when the last time you heard Kyle ?
personaly i have no such memory, ever
after seahawks game he started has usual to say « we could have played better » and then he said « we could have coached better » it is better than nothing but he
didnt say « i could have » or « ultimately it is my responsability » or something like that.
i think when your leader cant take any personal responsability or isnt aware enough to speak in his own name it's a leadership problem…
mcVay has the traits of a true leader. He is also a great coach like Kyle (with a system probably more flexible than kyle's)
the lambs are here to stay and the rivalry is in good hands

I respect the post, but I doubt Kyle never takes personal accountability. Do you think players would follow Kyle the way they do if he never owned up to anything? He may not do in publicly, and honestly I don't care whether he does or doesn't. But if he went into the meeting room on Monday and ONLY spoke of what the players did wrong and nothing he could have or should have done, this team would've quit on him a long time ago.