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NFC Championship Game.

Last time those words could be spoken, I was rocking mini skirts and skipping lines at clubs.

Here WE GO!!!!!

Rams. Rams. Rams.

We got this.

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Saints boards.

Saints Report. Solid board. Some members wander over to other boards, some good posters.
https://saintsreport.com/forums/saints- ... n-board.2/

They do have some idiots tho - like this one:
Do you work at fantasyland? Because I didn't think Rams fans existed.

He will find out next week that Fantasyland is full of Rams fans and his tears.

https://saintsreport.com/threads/rams-f ... as.394266/

Black and Gold
http://blackandgold.com/

https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2019/0 ... ne-spread/

Rams are underdogs for first time all season vs. Saints in NFC championship
By: Cameron DaSilva | 46 minutes ago

The Los Angeles Rams are heading back to the Superdome. With the New Orleans Saints beating the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, it sets up a rematch between the Rams and Sean Payton’s squad in the NFC championship.

With the game being in New Orleans and the Saints being the higher seed, it’s no surprise that they’re the favorites in this one. According to USA TODAY odds, the Rams opened as 3.5-point underdogs. This is the first time the Rams haven’t been favored all season, as they were 1.5-point favorites over New Orleans back in Week 9.

The over/under is set at 57.5 points, which is the same as Chiefs-Patriots in the AFC championship.

The Saints beat the Rams back in Week 9 by 10 points, winning 45-35 at home. These two teams are very evenly matched, which should make for a great conference championship.

Add in the Rams’ new run-first approach that landed them in this game and there will be no shortage of storylines in New Orleans.

Well, I am not sure how I feel about this. Was looking into flights and tickets for next week, alas - no need for that now. I was worried about the Eagles in that they seemed to have had our number the past few years and all that St. Nick magic stuff. But, Brees, with his quick release defeating pressure, a two-headed rushing attack that scares me more than Elliot did, and Michael Thomas who absolutely torched us last time-coupled with our continuing sub-par secondary play, I am concerned about this game. We once again will probably have to score well over 30 to win.

Initial price spike on stubhub.com is $450ish/ticket for the end zone nosebleeds

It looks like the Saints won't have Sheldon Rankins.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2575 ... les-tendon

Anyone going to New Orleans for the game?
We are thinking about it

AltiTude Ram wrote:It looks like the Saints won't have Sheldon Richardson.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2575 ... les-tendon

We need to stop the Saints offense. We need to tackle. We need Marcus Peters not to commit a 15 yard personal foul penalty. Just saying.

Some differences from this game as opposed to the last game,
- Aquib Talib did not play, so I expect he will be one-on-one with Michael Thomas.
-CJ Anderson is now with us. We now have more of a running attack. The new Thunder and Lightning.
- This is where you can add on

JackPMiller wrote:We need to stop the Saints offense. We need to tackle. We need Marcus Peters not to commit a 15 yard personal foul penalty. Just saying.

Some differences from this game as opposed to the last game,
- Aquib Talib did not play, so I expect he will be one-on-one with Michael Thomas.
-CJ Anderson is now with us. We now have more of a running attack. The new Thunder and Lightning.
- This is where you can add on

I think losing Rankins is huge. He's a big part of their run defense. Not to mention the Rams are looking like they can run on any team with the 2 headed monster.

Talib makes a difference in the secondary. Fowler has been with the Rams more than a few days. Barron is finally looking healthy when it counts.

McVay and the Rams coaching staff has seen the Saints twice since last year (1-1).

I like the Rams chances of winning!