[Hacksaw]

I'm an LA fan and I'm not putting up with it now. Of course with the name LA in front of Rams it becomes more personal.

[max]

Yeah, I think it will be hard to keep Fisher and expect him to just hire a new OC and that will fix everything. Fisher is who he is.

[Stranger]

how in the heck will Fisher get an extension in the face of building media scrutiny?

[Rams the Legends live on]

Right now, Kroenke is letting the team bottom out. Any other HC would be fired by now, but Kroenke is setting things up for the LA move.

The dome will be really pathetic next week. And that's fine by Stan.

The only question I have is how can Kroenke go to LA with Fisher if the Rams totally embarrass themselves the rest of the way this year.

I don't believe he does bro in fact here is my opinion and take I posted on RRF which I will just copy and paste here................

I honestly believe it is LA bro. It just has top priority which goes without saying as he is worth close to 8 billion now and LA will cost him almost 2 billion so he is looking at 25% of his whole life's work being used.

So this is a big deal for him as this will be a monument of sorts to his life work of developing and also his newer found love of acquiring sports teams. He will marry the 2 greatest endeavors of his life in one grand way. Which more than likely this will be his last development on such a grand scale. So this will be his monument his Taj Mahal, his shrine for his 2 greatest business passions.

This shrine will cost him a quarter of what it has taken him a lifetime to accomplish and acquire. Where as a coach cost him what 4 million a year barely any kind of percentage.

So once all the dust is settled and NFL ruling is done I think we will find he will focus on his coach. Because his coach is costing him customers so I don't believe he lets that go unnoticed so no pun intended I just believe for now he sees he has a bigger fish to fry and that is LA and his shrine he wants to build and marry his 2 passions.

[TomSlick]

But no way will the LA fans put up with such an anemic offense. We better get some serious offensive help for the LA team.

To be fair to St. Louis, they don't put up with this anemic team, either. Attendance is down. Fans have no say on anything, other than just not showing up or buying RAM gear. Being in LA doesn't make this team better or more likely to get better. Who knows what is in Stan's head? Yeah, I think he would be embarrassed to see his new LA stadium empty, but maybe he is a poor judge of coaching talent and the RAMS will keep selecting loser coaches. Time will tell. We just have to wait and see what comes. Tough being a fan when you have no clue if the organization could put together a 5-piece jigsaw puzzle, let alone put a Super Bowl contender on the plate.

At this point, it feels like the Georgia years...one year like the next, no direction, negative media attention and on.

[max]

I do believe that Stan see LA as his legacy.

It's just a question of how he gets it done. He is in a fight to maintain total ownership of Inglewood and he may have to go rogue to keep it.

Regardless, I don't see how he can give Fisher an extension. And I agree that he needs to jettison Fisher to avoid poor customer relations.

[OldSchool]

Kroenke was at the game today. IMO it was to get a live action scene of Hue Jackson running a good offense. This was Hue's first interview with the Rams.

[Stranger]

Kroenke was at the game today. IMO it was to get a live action scene of Hue Jackson running a good offense. This was Hue's first interview with the Rams.

Fingers crossed

[moklerman]

What a difference a year makes. Didn't Bruce Arians catch hell from Rams fans just last year for this same comment?

[Hacksaw]

imo, Bradshaw carries a bit more weight,,, not literally,, due to his unbiased position and tenure. Not to mention we weren't ready to assimilate that information yet.