Rams Fans United - Los Angeles Rams Fan Discussion Forum

Man, they played their assasses off!

Full points.

I loved how Sully played. He isn’t the most athletic, strongest, or the qulckest, but my God, did he dominate this game. Might want to reconsider the exit strategy for him next year.

All five played really well.

Chuck Knox would be proud.

Just to echo my fellow Canadian brother...….

What was particularly sweet for this hater of the BedWetter Sports Talking Heads was how last weeks Officially Anointed "GREATEST FRONT SEVEN IN HISTORY WHO SHUT DOWN SEATTLE'S RUN GAME"

was absolutely taken to school by Los Ramos OLine!!!!!

To quote the late great Jackie Gleason...……

"HOW SWEEET IT IS!!!!!!!!!!"

One Word; PROUD , , , of those liabilities

damn, beat me to it! yeah, it was an absolute clinic, gonna be fun watching the 22, how about havenstein on lawrence all night, you know, mr. tough guy who was going to take goff's soul, was lawrence's name even menitioned once last night? but it wasn't just the oline, everyone got in on the act, here are a few quick examples:

randy gregory (94), meet mr. whitworth:



speaking of lawrence, mr. soul-taker, woods (giving up around 70 lbs to lawrence) fearlessly takes lawrence's soul on this play, giving goff time to throw a strike:



a pulling higbee slowing down a crashing taco charlton, who is a 1st round de:



saffold and whit blowing open a huge hole for gurley:



blythe and saffold getting to the second and paving the road for cj:

ZERO sacks allowed and only 1 pressure. Pretty impressive in a playoff game. That's on top of the dominating rushing numbers. Gurley at 7.2 ypc, CJ at 5.3. Awesome.

moklerman wrote:ZERO sacks allowed and only 1 pressure. Pretty impressive in a playoff game. That's on top of the dominating rushing numbers. Gurley at 7.2 ypc, CJ at 5.3. Awesome.

I think McVay, Krome, and Peete saw a lot of things on tape that they KNEW they could beat/take advantage of, and that week off helped Sully and Whit and Gurley a shit ton.

The o-line was just filthy tonight. I so hope they can keep that up next week and Feb 3rd

ramsman34 wrote:I think McVay, Krome, and Peete saw a lot of things on tape that they KNEW they could beat/take advantage of, and that week off helped Sully and Whit and Gurley a shit ton.

The o-line was just filthy tonight. I so hope they can keep that up next week and Feb 3rd

As does everyone, I assume.

Against Philly, I think we can employ a similar approach as against Dallas. They probably aren't going to run away on the scoreboard so sticking with the running game and kicking some FG's will likely keep things manageable.

Against the Saints and Chiefs? We better get a more complete offense going again.

ramsman34 wrote:I think McVay, Krome, and Peete saw a lot of things on tape that they KNEW they could beat/take advantage of, and that week off helped Sully and Whit and Gurley a shit ton.

The o-line was just filthy tonight. I so hope they can keep that up next week and Feb 3rd

I was kind of hoping the rest would do Sully some good, and sho nuff..

Really reminiscent of that playoff game in '85 when Dickerson ran for 248. We simply dominated them...

That one vid where Gurley took the 35yd run for a TD...

Whit blocked the first guy,,, then let him go,, he must of known Higbee was backing him up,

so he could go out to the secondary and make another block,

while Saffold was blocking the other way to make a path for Gurley,,,,

that was a think of beauty....