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I'm sure we all feel the same, but wow. I didn't expect a win, but I expected a better game with the playoffs on the line.

There is plenty more wrong with this team than just a couple lineman out.

Goff looks like Fisher is coaching again. The defense is really overrated. Weddle should be at home. They should have kept their first round picks and Marcus Peters.

The NFL has figured out McVay and he has no answers. Phillips must go. Rant over...

Well I was at least happy for Balts sucesss and beating NE. But going for it on 4th that far ahead in the 4th and then a long bomb has made them the bad guys to me. They are pros and want to play the whole game and all that but that was for our rubbing their nose in it.

Ramsey and Peters arguing at the end smfh.

I do believe that the entire Ram organization now has a firm grasp of definition from “bad to worse”

Please NFL, flex us out of the SNF game in 2 weeks. We need no more prime time games.

Another aspect that was bad that hasn’t been brought up is the stadium media. It was fine at the start, but OMG, when the game is that much of a blowout, just turn off crowd hype. Don’t need any more “get loud” on first downs, etc...
at least they learned from last year and only do the “who’s house” chat when the team is actually winning.

Mr. Sparkle wrote:Another aspect that was bad that hasn’t been brought up is the stadium media. It was fine at the start, but OMG, when the game is that much of a blowout, just turn off crowd hype. Don’t need any more “get loud” on first downs, etc...
at least they learned from last year and only do the “who’s house” chat when the team is actually winning.

What they should do in situations such as tonight - when the game is absolutely beyond reach - is focus on the fans present. Give them more jumbotron time or something. People love that stuff and would stick around longer, if they knew the organization was celebrating them rather than lamely trying to rally them.

They got 5 more games to try and figure out what the problems are. We know the defense can do ok against weaker offenses. But they're in over their heads against the better ones. So thinking the defense can bail out our weak offense is futile. If we want to return to the winning ways in 2020, they have to figure out how to get the offense on track. They're not a team that can count on winning 17-7 unless its a weak offense with a bad quarterback. They have to get back to consistently scoring 25 or more points if they want to win games next season.

DirtyFacedKid wrote:What they should do in situations such as tonight - when the game is absolutely beyond reach - is focus on the fans present. Give them more jumbotron time or something. People love that stuff and would stick around longer, if they knew the organization was celebrating them rather than lamely trying to rally them.

Exactly!!! That’s what I thought about the “Rams House” thing. It’s NOT a rally cry and it just trolls the other fans. They learned that.
Good crowd tonight though. Once again, what in the world would anyone cheer for in this game? But fans were there and ready.

On a happy note... ummm... it’s a short work week.

Complete disgrace across the board, with coaching being the biggest disgrace (Goff a close second).