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I dunno about that call. Looked just as much defender fault but it was a poor replay. Too zoomed in

Watch from your phone!

No hit to helmet? Edit nm he wasnt hit in helmet.

That was a hellava play by Love right there.

Nah, when you got the lead and you're on your own 30, you punt that crap away.

Bad idea to go for it on your own side of the field like that.

What is wrong with GB? They are confused on offense and defense.

If you watch the replay, GB was lost on defense. Guys werent even lined up.

Yeah that one and that Orton one where he turtled to the ground before the first down marker.

I dont think Id go for it here but it worked out for them.

Wow did Goff seriously go out before that first down marker? What a wussie move.

Deferring is always the right answer.

I voted yes, but the reality is probably not. He could be sitting in a few games. If he does get them it probably means two things... 1. we had a shot at the 1 seed through the end of the season. 2. The games were probably high scoring and close.

I don't think our defense is going to give up 30 points to a middle of the road team.

I'm not buying the story. I would buy that maybe she got bumped into in a crowd and slipped but not someone deliberately pushing her down the stairs. There would be way more in the media on this if any of it was true. People with cell phones record every damn thing nowadays. The stadium has cameras. People lose tickets or get arrested or at the very least banned from the stadium over stuff like this. We woulda heard about it by now. Seems like a feel sorry for me and give me some social media clicks or maybe thanks for the cash grab type of thing.

Didnt you just devote that same energy? You have 2 posts in this thread already. Did you vote too?

Getting Carter back is a pretty big plus. The guy was playing good before he got injured.

The Rams avg 21.2 ppg but its going to take into the 30s to beat them?

And yet we only give up 0.6 rushing TDs per game which is good enough for 6th in the league. We give up 18.7 ppg which is also 6th in the NFL. Running defense may look bad by yardage but other than the Ravens game, it hasn't hurt us one bit.

McD is happy to let them run down the field picking up a few yards each play and then tighten up in the redzone and make them kick field goals. Then we go down and score TDs. Eventually they have to abandon the run. All the while they are just burning their own clock. Thats the way our team has been operating. Other than the Ravens game it has worked well for us.

Maybe this is just a way to get Hyde a one last hurrah. Maybe try and get the guy who was fundamental to our success a ring and then let him retire. Maybe he doesnt play and just mentors. I always get back to... its a coaches job to put the best players on the field. Once Hyde is in game shape, he is better than Hamlin. Even if Hyde lost a step, Hamlin is slow anyways. I love Hamlin and he isn't killing us but he is the weak spot.

There no heart emoji so.... Love this!

He made a few interceptions that impacted games because he was in the right spot and didnt drop the ball. Otherwise I agree.

No. This isn’t the Super Bowl Rams. This is mediocre Rams.

NFL made a juicy statement on this one. This clown isn't getting it reduced. He should have gotten more. The hit was intended. He knew Lawrence slid or he wouldn't have gone so low to the ground to make the hit. You don't try to forearm someones legs to make a tackle. His punishment is not only for this hit. Its his trend as a dirty player too. NFL Vice President of Football Operations Jon Runyan issued the suspension and wrote in a letter: “During your game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on December 1, with 4:20 remaining in the second quarter, you were involved in a play that the League considers unacceptable and a serious violation of the playing rules. Video shows you striking the head/neck area of Jaguars’ quarterback Trevor Lawrence after he clearly goes down in a feet-first slide...You led with your forearm and helmet and delivered a forceful blow to the head/neck area of your opponent when you had time and space to avoid such contact. After the illegal hit, you proceeded to engage in a brawl, which you escalated when you pulled an opponent down to the ground by his facemask. After the referee announced that you were disqualified for the hit and your unsportsmanlike acts, you removed your helmet and reengaged with your opponent while walking down and across the field, which started another physical confrontation near the end zone. Your lack of sportsmanship and respect for the game of football and all those who play, coach, and enjoy watching it, is troubling and does not reflect the core values of the NFL…Your continued disregard for NFL playing rules puts the health and safety of both you and your opponents in jeopardy and will not be tolerated.”