[snackdaddy]

Eh, I'm tired of hoping for a high pick. I'd rather see wins. Its not like they're had success picking in the top 5 anyway. Their last one is looking like a bust so far.

[TomSlick]

Eh, I'm tired of hoping for a high pick. I'd rather see wins. Its not like they're had success picking in the top 5 anyway. Their last one is looking like a bust so far.

Concur. Let's win games, and, dare I hope, develop a winning culture.

[Hacksaw]

Eh, I'm tired of hoping for a high pick. I'd rather see wins. Its not like they're had success picking in the top 5 anyway. Their last one is looking like a bust so far.

Just every win could mean quite a few positions. A lot of bad records this season. It's what it is.

But OK , I also agree that this team needs to develop a winning culture again. That's my biggest fear about Fish. That the team mutiny's.

GRob hasn't been a work of art either. Still glad they won in what might have been their last NFL Sunday.

[ramfaninsd]

Oh the hilarity:

tool

it is a bit dark but even on tv i can tell difference between a person and a red seat.
btw the dome (from my tv view) filled up somewhat after the game started so imma guess low to mid 30's

[Hacksaw]

You would think, being an aspiring journalist, that accuracy would be important to him. Credibility, not agenda driven. He probably believes if the NFL sees his numbers, it makes StLoo look better than LA somehow.

Apparently taking bogus numbers and believing them runs rampant in the Loo.

[Stranger]

https://twitter.com/ShaneGmoSTLRams/status/676165563664568324

You would think, being an aspiring journalist, that accuracy would be important to him. Credibility, not agenda driven. He probably believes if the NFL sees his numbers, it makes StLoo look better than LA somehow.

Apparently taking bogus numbers and believing them runs rampant in the Loo.

I don't actually know the answer to this question, but could it be that the people who own the media that Shane writes for are the same people (or part of the same network of people) who stem to benefit from $1B being spent on a public works project called a stadium?

Journalism has never been about accuracy or truth, but has always been about pursuading the public to support the interests of the people that media ownership wants them to support.

[Elvis]

To be fair to Shane, those are the official numbers. It's been 51k every game. That's the amount of tickets distributed and the amount you see if you check ESPN's attendance stats. Even with those clearly inflated numbers, the Rams are still last in attendance.

Shane's laughably absurd bias comes when he claims there were over 40k in the house when no one else thinks that's even close to the right number...