Archive for January, 2010

I was recently emailed by Andrew Crocker, the lead blogger for the Kansas City Chiefs blog, Arrowhead Addict.  He asked me my opinion on what I believed the Rams would do with the first overall pick.  My response was pretty well thought out, so I figured I’d post it if that is okay with him: The Rams currently hold the first overall pick for the first time since 1997 (which as we all know, isn’t a bad thing in any way, shape or form) so they obviously are going to do everything they can to not mess up this opportunity.  [...]

A little over a week ago, the NFL announced every opponent for every NFL team for the 2010 season. The Rams opponents are as follows: AWAY: -Arizona Cardinals -Seattle Seahawks -San Francisco 49ers -New Orleans Saints -Tampa Bay Buccaneers -Denver Broncos -Oakland Raiders -Detroit Lions —————————————————- HOME: -Arizona Cardinals -San Francisco 49ers -Seattle Seahawks -San Diego Chargers (ooo what I would give to go to this game) -Atlanta Falcons -Carolina Panthers -Kansas City Chiefs -Washington Redskins There is the schedule.  Doesn’t seem like too tough of a year, although I am very dissapointed the game against the Chargers won’t be [...]

Argue all you want, but it will always hold true that quarterback is the most important position on the football field.  Does the man under center need to throw for 300 yards a game for a team to be successful?  Not at all.  In fact, I consider Joe Flacco to be one of the better quarterbacks in the league, and he threw 3,613 yards this season, an average of 225.8 yards per game.  What makes him such a great quarterback is the fact that he is a master of managing games.  He doesn’t turn the ball over much (Flacco: 12 [...]

This season, as you all should know, was a very painful one. It all seemed to be a giant blur of crapiness mixed together with a touch of lack of talent. Lets take a look back: The Beginning: The hiring of Steve Spagnuolo had us all excited, and training camp only furthered the excitement.  The intensity of the team was up, and although the offense was missing several pieces, the promise of a healthy Steven Jackson leading the way seemed like the Rams were morphing into the next Baltimore Ravens.  It all just fell on to how the defense could [...]