[Elvis]

[69RamFan]

Kendrick, Stay off the Weeeeddddd and don't drive with it in your car,
or have it at home, pick better friends that won't entice you to having drugs,
cause its not allow in the NFL.
and don't carry a loaded gun in your car without a concealed permit.

I pray for this kid, that he learned his lesson,
that McVay is giving him a second chance.

Lets not blow it,
you don't want to lose all of your money,
and a chance for a bigger contract once your rookie contract expires.

[PARAM]

I can see it now. Henderson comes back and plays well. Gaskin plays well. Evans plays well. Kyren comes back and the Rams trade Henderson or Gaskin for a 2024 pick.

[Elvis]

[Elvis]

[Elvis]

Seems like money comes in on Rams pretty much every week, one place up to 3.5 and the rest now have the vig trying to push more money towards Steelers...

[ramman2999]

This looks like a Steelers game. The running backs seem like an issue. You gotta be able to run the ball to keep TJ Watt off of Stafford. I’m concerned about TJ watt.

Staffords gonna have to throw the ball down the field.

[69RamFan]

This looks like a Steelers game. The running backs seem like an issue. You gotta be able to run the ball to keep TJ Watt off of Stafford. I’m concerned about TJ watt.

Staffords gonna have to throw the ball down the field.

Not gonna be a problem running the ball,

RB:
Freeman: a five yr vet, has been with the team since July 30,
his experience and pre-season and six games into this season,
He should be capable.

Henderson: a four yr vet, all with the Rams,
so learning the playbook shouldn't be that much of a learning curve for him.

Gaskin a four yr vet, has experience in the league,
and was with Minny under O'Connell,
basically running the same style as the Rams playbook.

Evans: the rookie, he would be the odd man out,
if he doesn't have the whole playbook down.

I could see everyone playing,
and each have a certain amount of plays,
that way, they wouldn't have to know all of the playbook.

[JackPMiller]

[PARAM]

It's the age old axiom, "don't turn the ball over" that is key this week. The Steelers have 5 interceptions and 6 fumble recoveries. They have generated 300 yards of offense in two games this season (340 in wk 3 and 311 in wk 5). They have allowed 361 or more in every game, 400 plus 3 times. They beat Cleveland on a fumble return TD late in the game (7:06 left in 4th) and scored twice in the last 4 minutes vs Baltimore, thanks to an interception and a fumble recovery to win by 7. They have 5 offensive TDs in 5 games. You are what your record says you are but these guys should be 1-4.

They have had a week off (the first of 2 opponents with that luxury the next two games) to get ready for this game.

It's a safe bet we're going to amass 300 yards plus of offense and we're 3-1 when that happens. In that 1 loss we were -2 in turnovers. So, take care of the ball and it should end with a "W". The Steelers have allowed an average of 144 yards on the ground but we're down 2 RBs. They've allowed 8 TD passes and 3 TD runs along with 10 FGs. They do have 6 turnovers in 5 games so getting a takeaway or 2 will go a long way.

Lastly, the terrible towels travel well so there should be ample Steeler fans in the seats.