Talking Rams... What do you know?

[Knockout]

Do the Rams have anybody that can stop Samuel and Moore?  If not, then Panthers win.  Cam is going to obviously be throwing the Christian a lot, but it's going to be whether we can get the big plays that decides the game.

[Shocker]

Attack, all out on both sides of the ball.  Champions attack.  If we lose attacking fine.  No way we play conservative...we can we a Super Bowl or lose horribly.  Go get the Rams.

And, control the time of position.  We are great at that.

[ImaginaryKev]

Their O Line is supposed to blow a bit

[L-TownCat]

On 9/1/2019 at 11:14 PM, trueblade said:

As a bonus, Cam has faced Wade three times and won once. 

• 2011 Cam 28 Wade 13
• 2015 sorry you know this one
• 2016 Wade 21 Cam 20 

1 of those games featured Cam Newton minus the blatant shots to the head.

You guess which 1.

[shaqattaq]

On 9/1/2019 at 8:07 PM, kungfoodude said:

Well, I am glad to catch them early rather than late. Hopefully our respective levels of rust puts us in good shape. 

What I know about them? They have my favorite corner of all time......

Should have easily been an interception if not for that blatant offensive pass interference! 

[Untouchable]

16 hours ago, KB_fan said:

If I hear anything in Sunday about Green Dog Blitzes, I might be sick. PTSD.

You won't.  There's a frightening receiving threat out of the backfield now.

[TheRed]

3 hours ago, L-TownCat said:

1 of those games featured Cam Newton minus the blatant shots to the head.

You guess which 1.

Should be 2-1.

Missing that game winning kick in Mile High is unforgivable. John Kasay may have had his Super Bowl gaffe, but I think he makes that game winner 10 times out of 10.

[KillaCamNewton]

9 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Should be 2-1.

Missing that game winning kick in Mile High is unforgivable. John Kasay may have had his Super Bowl gaffe, but I think he makes that game winner 10 times out of 10.

Kasay missed a kick in the Meadowlands that would have given us HFA in 08

[TheRed]

14 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

Kasay missed a kick in the Meadowlands that would have given us HFA in 08

This is true, that was what, a 50 yarder?

To be clear about that though, he was 39, and retired only two years later. Unfortunately that was the point where his leg strength started to go. He was definitely out of his prime as a kicker.

Gano on the other hand was 29 years old and supposedly at the top of his game considering we made him one of the top paid kickers in the league 2 years after that miss.

[KillaCamNewton]

1 hour ago, TheRed said:

This is true, that was what, a 50 yarder?

To be clear about that though, he was 39, and retired only two years later. Unfortunately that was the point where his leg strength started to go. He was definitely out of his prime as a kicker.

Gano on the other hand was 29 years old and supposedly at the top of his game considering we made him one of the top paid kickers in the league 2 years after that miss.

i dont disagree. its just weird how gano gets so much poo on this board but kasay is some beloved kicker. gano has a higher accuracy % throughout his career than kasay did. i understand kickers are better in general now and play more indoor games but i think people let nostalgia get in their way of how good kasay was. he missed ALOT of important kicks and kicked the ball out of bounds in the super bowl

[TheRed]

7 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

i dont disagree. its just weird how gano gets so much poo on this board but kasay is some beloved kicker. gano has a higher accuracy % throughout his career than kasay did. i understand kickers are better in general now and play more indoor games but i think people let nostalgia get in their way of how good kasay was. he missed ALOT of important kicks and kicked the ball out of bounds in the super bowl

You aren't wrong, in terms of overall FG% they are both in the same range career wise. Where the difference comes into play though is from further out. Kasay nailed quite a few clutch long range kicks for us. But you can't even so much as mention his name without the SB shank coming up, and honestly that's mostly fair because that was his job. That's where I'll split from you on the Gano/Kasay parallels. John has gotten plenty of heat from this fanbase.

Regardless, let's just hope Slye works out for us.

[Black&BlueBubba]

I know this.  I would fee better about Sunday if Irvin would be suiting up.  Not that I don’t feel great about BB long term.  But how is he against the run so far? With Irvin out our could see a heavy dose of Gurley being run right at Burns.  

And wtf fug is up with Little.  Hurneys ass is tied to that kid.  And he is still on the protocol.  If he’s in tomorrow still he won’t be available as a backaip this weekend. 

While I was lambasted this offseason, I still think the best call was for Moton at LT Williams at LG and Cody Ford at RT.  

[CRA]

5 hours ago, TheRed said:

Should be 2-1.

Missing that game winning kick in Mile High is unforgivable. John Kasay may have had his Super Bowl gaffe, but I think he makes that game winner 10 times out of 10.

worst thing that could of happened on that kick was getting the first one off that didn't count....and making it.   He then tweaked a good kick. 

[L-TownCat]

10 hours ago, TheRed said:

This is true, that was what, a 50 yarder?

To be clear about that though, he was 39, and retired only two years later. Unfortunately that was the point where his leg strength started to go. He was definitely out of his prime as a kicker.

Gano on the other hand was 29 years old and supposedly at the top of his game considering we made him one of the top paid kickers in the league 2 years after that miss.

We were carrying a KO specialist at the time.  Rhys Lloyd I believe?