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Week 1 Player of the Week |
Brandon Gibson |
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Cortland Finnegan |
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71% |
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Janoris Jenkins |
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12% |
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Sam Bradford |
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3% |
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Danny Amendola |
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12% |
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Ramsfan28 
 Joined: 18 Sep 2006 Posts: 7176 Location: Near food
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 4:19 am Post subject: Gameday Thread: Rams vs. Redskins |
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Rams
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Redskins
Okay, I'm getting this one done before I enter my "no days off" week.
Rams...relevant?
As heartbreaking as last week's loss was, it showed that there may be a pulse this season. As fans, we are all aware of how difficult these first 8 games are going to be. That being said, they went toe to toe with one of the most potent offenses in the NFL, holding them to 27 points despite being on the field due to the offense not being able to get anything going til late in the game. I think we can all expect a good amount of progression from this team. I know they have played close games in the past, but I haven't seen a Rams defense play this good since....2006? They were lights out today, with the exception of the 4th quarter when they looked worn down. But still, they didn't make Kevin Smith look like Emmitt Smith albeit Demarco Murray last year. I think we're going to have something to cheer for on Sunday's from now on.
RG3
Yes...the latest rookie craze, already sparking debates of whether or not the Rams should have taken him. (the answer is of course no) Honestly, I don't think any QB could ask for a better debut than what he had, throwing for 340 yards and 2 TD's in the Superdome, going toe to toe with a future HOF QB. Needless to say the Rams better lookout for this guy. I really hope they can keep him on lock, because if not he's going to embarrass them.
Wanted: Running Game
I'm not sure what it was last week, but there was virtually no pulse whatsoever this week besides one real nice run by Richardson and a couple of nice runs by Jackson. It just seemed like as soon as the ball was handed off, Jackson ran into a wall of defenders. I saw a nice running game established in Cincy where BenJarvus Green Ellis didn't really have to do anything fancy, other than just run behind his blockers. That's the kind of running game I want to see. I don't see Jackson or Richardson being Arian Foster, or the Jackson or 2006. At this point, I just want to see positive yardage.
Week 1 Player of the Week
Who gets it?
Brandon Gibson: 4 rec. 51 yards 1 TD
Cortland Finnegan: 10 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 INT, 2 PD, 1 TD
Janoris Jenkins: 6 tackles, 1 PD, 1 INT
Sam Bradford: 17/25, 198 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT
Danny Amendola: 5 rec. 70 yards
My vote definitely went to Finny, hard to argue with a pick 6, not to mention he led the team in tackles.
The following is a message from the NFL Officiating Association
Goodell: I LOVE having replacement refs. It really helps others get the opportunity to become officials at the pro level. After all, you can't have an everlasting supply of refs. It's time to help create power in numbers, and get as many people up to speed with the game as possible. To every business owner out there, I think that having replacements is a great idea, no matter what your profession is. I'm Rodger Goodell, and I approve of this message.
Director: CUT!
Goodell: Okay, I did my part, now where is my payment?
Director: No worries, the bounty was set on Vilma. We'll take him out. Don't you think this is...kinda...hypocritical?
Goodell: Hey, I wanted suspended, and I shall have that suspension...by any means necessary, MWAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
Meanwhile, at a local Bingo Parlor
Announcer: Hello friends, welcome to Bingo Night! Unfortunately I won't be calling the numbers tonight.
Old Lady: But Ted, we love you!
Announcer: I appreciate the support, but the owners find it necessary to use replacement Bingo callers.
Same Old Lady: But Ted...we love you!
Announcer: Okay, so without further ado, I bring you Fairfield Commentary's finest 1st grade, little Billy Wilson!
Billy: Umm...I gotta go pee.
Announcer: Okay Billly, just hold it in, don't want to keep our seniors waiting! Now get on up there and call those numbers!
*spin*
Billy: Ummm....A...B...C...D...E...F...G...G...G...30
Old Man: St-st-st-stuttering are we?
*spin*
Billy: H...
Old Man 2: There's no H in Bingo!
Old Lady: HIT! You sunk my battleship!
Old Man: Oh lawd, now ya done it sonny, you've caused anarchy!
*2 hours later*
Billy: ....G....32....
Old Man: Come on son, it's game 1! I only have 18 minutes left to live, so let's hurry this up!
Billy: ....O...75...
Old Man 3: BINGO!
Billy: No, wait...74
Old Man 3: AAAAAHHHHHHH!!! You can't take back numbers! Our hearts can't take it!
Vike Daddy: This is the worst game ever...where's my cane?
Meanwhile, at the Supreme Court
Lawyer: So as you can see, your honor, my defendant could not have committed the crime, and is not the self-titled cat burglar, because he cannot spell "cat."
Prosecutor: OBJECTION!
Judge: ...to what?
Prosecutor: This completely arbitrary to Drope vs. Missouri, he's not mentally disabled, he's just...slow... Such implications are highly irrelevant to the case!
Judge: ....ummm...cool. So now what do I do?
Court: AHHHHHH!H!!
Lawyer: Oh no, a replacement judge!?! Ah great, do you even know Plessy vs. Fergusen?
Judge: Sorry, I don't listen to Blues music, also known as "soul twitter." I mean, think about it...every song is constructed with tweets! Instead of a hash tag, they use a harmonica.
Lawyer: ...okay...do you at least know Brown vs. Board of Education?
Meanwhile, at Applebees
Goodell: Well this is great! Vilma is out for 6-8 games, I'm making money, and now I'm saving money by enjoying some chicken poppers! Life is great!
Server: Hello...my name is Lawrence, and I'll be your server for this evening. Is there anything I can get you? Water, Coca-Cola, a knuckle sandwich to your wife's face?
Goodell: Yeah, I'll have a....wait, what?! Abuse to women? ASSAULT?! Are you out of your mind?
Phillips: Sorry, I'm one of those replacement servers. They moved the servers to be replacement cooks. Now all they do is whine. So what'll it be? Maybe I can throw your kids down some stairs?
Goodell: Assault is no laughing matter, that will be a....$5,000 dollar fine!
Phillips: How about a free appetizer?
Goodell: I want to speak to your replacement manager!
Phillips: Okay.... YO, JMAC! COME HERE! SOMEONE WANTS TO SEE YOU!
Russell: Hello? Oh...it's you...
Goodell: Oh great...let me guess, you threw my free appetizer to the wrong table. BA-ZING! _________________ Stan Kroenke listens to Nickelback
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Jonezy 
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:09 am Post subject: |
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I think our defence can give RG3 some headaches, Dome will be rocking in this one. WE HAVE to play out of the gun a lot more this week _________________
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maladeen3917
Joined: 12 Jan 2009 Posts: 3777 Location: MSP
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:25 am Post subject: |
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Jonezy wrote: | I think our defence can give RG3 some headaches, Dome will be rocking in this one. WE HAVE to utilize the bootlegs and rollouts a lot more this week |
FIFY |
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Brodie 
Joined: 17 Apr 2012 Posts: 1974 Location: Oakland
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:41 am Post subject: |
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Finnegan did better than I expected, thought he was kind of overrated but last week he made a believer out of me.Their number 1 receiver is Garcon so I dont think the Cbs will have a tough time against their WRs. _________________
Adopt-A-Ram
Alec Ogeltree 109 combinded tackles, 1.5 sacks, 6 FF, 10 stuffs, 9 PD, 1 Int 1td. |
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STLRamsFan99
Joined: 17 Aug 2012 Posts: 1587
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 12:41 pm Post subject: |
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It will be a tough game, but I think Fisher will have them ready to play after the loss last week. Rams win a close one 23-20 in my opinion. |
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STLRamsFan99
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 12:43 pm Post subject: |
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Brodie wrote: | Finnegan did better than I expected, thought he was kind of overrated but last week he made a believer out of me.Their number 1 receiver is Garcon so I dont think the Cbs will have a tough time against their WRs. |
He is the type of player you hate unless he is on your team then you love him. I think that is were some of the overrated accusations come from because people just don't like him. |
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El ramster 
Joined: 13 May 2008 Posts: 64033 Location: Jared Goffs Bed
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:26 pm Post subject: |
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STLRamsFan99 wrote: | Brodie wrote: | Finnegan did better than I expected, thought he was kind of overrated but last week he made a believer out of me.Their number 1 receiver is Garcon so I dont think the Cbs will have a tough time against their WRs. |
He is the type of player you hate unless he is on your team then you love him. I think that is were some of the overrated accusations come from because people just don't like him. |
Screw that.. He's good at coverage..
I like that.. Didn't know he was very
good at that department... The playmaking
ability shocked me as well  _________________
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El ramster 
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:42 pm Post subject: |
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Janoris Jenkins and Cortland Finnegan may have been the starting cornerbacks for St. Louis, but it was Finnegan and nickel corner Bradley Fletcher who were the most impressive. Fletcher spent most of his time in coverage on Calvin Johnson, limiting the All-Pro to just two receptions for 12 yards while in his coverage. Finnegan’s game-changing play came with 1:36 remaining in the first half when he undercut a route not in his coverage to take Matthew Stafford’s pass the other way for six. Unfortunately for the young duo, the pair at the back end of the secondary (Quintin Mikell and Craig Dahl) counteracted the good work by the corners, allowing 10 of 10 to be completed for 159 yards in their coverage.
Effffffff Dahl man... That cat is just too slow.. Please come back Stewart..
Fletch is a mighty damm fine Corner.. _________________
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STLRamsFan99
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 2:32 pm Post subject: |
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El ramster wrote: | Janoris Jenkins and Cortland Finnegan may have been the starting cornerbacks for St. Louis, but it was Finnegan and nickel corner Bradley Fletcher who were the most impressive. Fletcher spent most of his time in coverage on Calvin Johnson, limiting the All-Pro to just two receptions for 12 yards while in his coverage. Finnegan’s game-changing play came with 1:36 remaining in the first half when he undercut a route not in his coverage to take Matthew Stafford’s pass the other way for six. Unfortunately for the young duo, the pair at the back end of the secondary (Quintin Mikell and Craig Dahl) counteracted the good work by the corners, allowing 10 of 10 to be completed for 159 yards in their coverage.
Effffffff Dahl man... That cat is just too slow.. Please come back Stewart..
Fletch is a mighty damm fine Corner.. |
Hopefully Fletcher can stay healthy all year and we can get him an extension before he becomes a free agent. |
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kgarrett12486 
Joined: 22 Jan 2007 Posts: 11979 Location: Busch III
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 4:57 pm Post subject: |
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STLToday.com wrote: | The injury woes on the offensive line continue to mount for the Rams. Left guard Rokevious Watkins missed Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury and his status is uncertain for Sunday's home opener against Washington. Watkins has been using crutches. |
Per Jim Thomas. This could get ugly if Watkins is a no-go as well... _________________
Rammy on the sig...
RIP "El Fenomeno" - Oscar Taveras |
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holt_bruce81 
Joined: 23 Oct 2005 Posts: 24425 Location: St. Louis
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:03 pm Post subject: |
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El ramster wrote: | Janoris Jenkins and Cortland Finnegan may have been the starting cornerbacks for St. Louis, but it was Finnegan and nickel corner Bradley Fletcher who were the most impressive. Fletcher spent most of his time in coverage on Calvin Johnson, limiting the All-Pro to just two receptions for 12 yards while in his coverage. Finnegan’s game-changing play came with 1:36 remaining in the first half when he undercut a route not in his coverage to take Matthew Stafford’s pass the other way for six. Unfortunately for the young duo, the pair at the back end of the secondary (Quintin Mikell and Craig Dahl) counteracted the good work by the corners, allowing 10 of 10 to be completed for 159 yards in their coverage.
Effffffff Dahl man... That cat is just too slow.. Please come back Stewart..
Fletch is a mighty damm fine Corner.. |
Where'd you get this info?
And dude, RF28 Take that old lady out. Can't look at that. |
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RamRod 
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:30 pm Post subject: |
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I read Rodger Saffold is already back on the practice field but has been limited. Still not sure he'll be ready against Washington though.
Such great news. Especially, after what looked like a very serious injury. |
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S-jax39 
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 6:05 pm Post subject: |
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Please someone tell me that stewart is back. _________________ Welp |
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El ramster 
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 6:21 pm Post subject: |
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holt_bruce81 wrote: | El ramster wrote: | Janoris Jenkins and Cortland Finnegan may have been the starting cornerbacks for St. Louis, but it was Finnegan and nickel corner Bradley Fletcher who were the most impressive. Fletcher spent most of his time in coverage on Calvin Johnson, limiting the All-Pro to just two receptions for 12 yards while in his coverage. Finnegan’s game-changing play came with 1:36 remaining in the first half when he undercut a route not in his coverage to take Matthew Stafford’s pass the other way for six. Unfortunately for the young duo, the pair at the back end of the secondary (Quintin Mikell and Craig Dahl) counteracted the good work by the corners, allowing 10 of 10 to be completed for 159 yards in their coverage.
Effffffff Dahl man... That cat is just too slow.. Please come back Stewart..
Fletch is a mighty damm fine Corner.. |
Where'd you get this info?
And dude, RF28 Take that old lady out. Can't look at that. |
PFF my good man..
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/09/11/rams-lions-week-1/
Evan Silva @evansilva
Ex #Rams GM Billy Devaney drafted 34 players from 2008-11. 11 still w/ STL. Only 6 starters. 12 already out of NFL. Other 11 on other teams.
Another #Rams note: 2nd-round pick Isaiah Pead has lost No. 2 RB job to Daryl Richardson. Richardson is legit & may keep that job all year. _________________
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Dashing
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 6:48 pm Post subject: |
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Jonezy wrote: | I think our defence can give RG3 some headaches, Dome will be rocking in this one. WE HAVE to play out of the gun a lot more this week |
I don't think you guys will win but if you did it will be because of turnovers . I dont se the Rams stopping the Redskins on both sides of the ball the Redskins will have to beat them selves. |
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