[Elvis]

[ramsman34]

There are no events at Allegiant stadium this weekend or Monday. Friggin lame. I totally would have gone to Vegas for the game.

Something is up going to AZ. and I hope the Rams pound the living shit outta the Vikings.

[ramsman34]

Good news Rams heading to Arizona tmrw will practice in AZ tmrw and thereafter. Arizona is opening their facilities to the Rams. This is huge IMO

Aldo Rams arranging buses to AZ for the game.

I wonder how they are honoring tickets purchased already??

[actionjack]

I wonder how they are honoring tickets purchased already??

is has been updated with the following:

Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. PT Friday morning for Rams Season Ticket Members and Noon PT to the general public. Ticket holders for the game at SoFi Stadium will receive either a refund or a credit towards their season tickets next season. More information on ticket sales will be provided as soon as possible.

[Elvis]

What action said: Rams ST holders get first crack at tickets tomorrow morning, then open to everyone...

[Dare]

The phantom PI is just that a phantom PI. Look at how many aren't called when it's Stafford? Then it happens late in the 4th Qtr and they lost by 10. So that is why they lost?? Give me a freaking break. More crybaby excuses. They got demolished by a banged up Lions team and now are complaining about ancient history? Botton line is that the last team they wanted to face are the Rams who are better now than when they beat the Vikings. My friend in MN talked to me about it.

Vegas and Phoenix are about the same distance from LA. Holding it in Vegas guarantees that plane loads of fans from MN will love to make that trip. This way there is a chance that the advantage that MN thinks they will have doesn't happen. They didn't buy tickets in LA so they might not in Phoenix where there is even less to do. I don't think people realize how badly the Lions crushed the average Vikings fan. They were dominated and know even if they win that they probably stand no chance vs the Lions again.

From my friend in MN the general mood among fans is wait until next year with JJ McCarthy. People who were pounding the table to keep Darnold aren't anymore. They think a raw McCarthy gives them a better shot. LMFAO

What I'm saying is that it wouldn't surprise me if there is a neutral stadium in Phoenix. I think about as many in LA might travel to Phoenix as they don't have to fly they can drive. Tell everyone gas in Tucson is under $3/gal right now. They can plan an overnight stop at the casino across the River from Yuma. A couple of friends from Orange County are going to attend if they can get tickets and they are Ram fans.

That is why I think AZ was a smart choice by Kroenke. Why give the Vikings fans added incentive to travel?

[azramsfan93]

The only good news (for me) is that I will buy tickets and attend my very first Rams PLAYOFF game in my nearly 50 years of Rams fandom. I am VERY excited!

[PARAM]

I just drove by the practice facility. The team is outside on the fields. It breezy and you can smell smoke but it’s relatively clear. Was driving so didn’t take pics.

Okay, so you'll text and drive but pictures are verbotten??

[AvengerRam]

The only good news (for me) is that I will buy tickets and attend my very first Rams PLAYOFF game in my nearly 50 years of Rams fandom. I am VERY excited!

Bring lots of friends!

[rams74]

If the number of Dodger fans at Chase Field for Diamondbacks games is any indication, then Rams fans at State Farm Stadium (for a non-Cardinals game) should easily be the majority. I don't know, maybe that doesn't translate.

All I'm saying is that there are a lot of Southern California transplants living in Phoenix.

That's hardly the same thing as having home field advantage with a huge Rams fan majority at SoFi. But it would at least be nice if Vikings fans didn't outnumber Rams fans Monday night.