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I have to assume if the division stays as close as it is the final game of the season between the Rams and Seahawks will end up as a prime time game as well.

Zen_Ronin wrote:I have to assume if the division stays as close as it is the final game of the season between the Rams and Seahawks will end up as a prime time game as well.

Rams/Seattle could be for the division but Det/MN could be pretty big too for the SNF spot.

We won't know the week 18 schedule until week 17 has been played and they know all the playoff implications...

Elvis wrote:Rams/Seattle could be for the division but Det/MN could be pretty big too for the SNF spot.

We won't know the week 18 schedule until week 17 has been played and they know all the playoff implications...

Oh yeah! Detroit/Minni could be for the #1 spot. That is definitely getting a prime time slot. Is there no MNF in week 18? If so, would they let Detroit play MNF twice in a row?

No MNF week 18:

In Week 18, two games will be played on Saturday (4:30 PM ET and 8:00 PM ET) with the remainder to be played on Sunday afternoon (1:00 PM ET and 4:25 PM ET) and one matchup to be played on Sunday night (8:20 PM ET). Specific dates, start times, and networks for Week 18 matchups will be determined and announced following the conclusion of Week 17.

They try to make it so games that affect each other are played at the same time so that will affect who gets SNF too...

Well glad to see we got flexed into prime time!!!!

Rams getting Eisen and Warner:

Elvis wrote:Rams getting Eisen and Warner:

Hey! That's not possible, is it?

I heard that Kurt never picks the Rams. And against his Cardinals?

Must be a mistake.

What a difference a few months make. Left for dead in their week 6 bye, now being flexed as a prime time game. Time for the Rams to make their run in primetime. Gotta love it!

Most people thought that at this time of the season the Rams would be playing out the schedule anxious to get into their offseason. That's what happens when you scout and draft well. Both Holmes in Detroit and his mentor Les Snead have shown how quick you can turn a franchise around if you know what you're doing.