[69superbowl]

I'm going to judge him fresh from this point on, pretty sure the last few years were all about getting to L.A.

Not that i think Stan Kroenke has any great ability to build champions but my clock is starting now...

That sort of implies that they were undermining the product on the field in some way thought, doesn't it? Which I really don't think is the case.

I'm by no means a Jeff Fisher fan but at this particular point in time, I'm giving all of them a chance to hire a REAL OC. If they do that, then I won't mind at all if they keep Fisher. No more nepotism and neophytes though. This team just needs a middling offense to be a winner so there's no reason not to go out and get a guy like Norv Turner or Chan Gailey or someone of that ilk. Just put a freakin' NFL caliber offense on the field, dammit.

Mok, I truly believe the Rams management sort of slow footed building this roster and, yes, did undermine the product for the lame duck season. No good team moves to another city. Only bad teams, with horrible attendance and fiscal issues move. If the Rams made the playoffs, as many of hoped based on recent improvements (defense), how would that have looked to the other 31 big bloated bags of blotation?

Yeah, it sounds weird, but I think ESK let the Rams twist just enough to fail decently this year. Did they tank games or did Fisher not manage games as best he could - hell no. They knew the offensive line disaster was coming. I did. I hope to hell they didn't think they were going to succeed with that OL group. Geezus - that never even occurred to me until now. That would be truly frightening and the football equivalent of malpractice. They showed no hurry in obtaining a real NFL offensive line for 2015; that's for sure. Put me in the "Grassy Knoll" column.

[dieterbrock]

Fisher is the coach, which doesnt make me happy, but he is the coach and we have a new start in LA which is freakin AWESOME!!!
Sorry, everytime I realize the team is the Los Angeles Rams I lose my train of thought