I know we beat them twice this year but the Rams are an incredible team and they give us all kinds of problems. They have a high first round pick and they could completely come back next year and beat us. They have the offensive line and playcalling to neutralize our passrush.
How do we beat the Rams?
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Their D stinks, and Adams and Stafford will be a year older. Plus Mac will have all off season to prepare for their offense
The Rams are mentally unstable. Jared Verse said once a little bit of momentum starts to swing to Seattle’s way, they started to lose hope and began panicking.
Seattle is mentally strong.
Seattle is mentally strong.
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smack talk Puca.. he'll start to get real dumb
“It’s about us, it’s always been about us”
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What I learned about the Rams is Puka can be messed with, also McVag gets stupid when up against adversity, Stafford is who you worry about. As long as the Rams are front runners they keep things working well.
We are now in their heads, before a home game I would replay that play on the big screen during warm ups as much as I could.
We are now in their heads, before a home game I would replay that play on the big screen during warm ups as much as I could.
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This, right here!
THIS
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Longtime Rams offensive lineman Rob Havenstein has announced his retirement, doing so via his Instagram Tuesday afternoon.
Feel better?
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Does that mean he is available? Might make a good guard! </sarc>
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Stafford is old
One missed field goal from a 3-game sweep. The question is how do the RAMS beat the Hawks? The Champs are the team to beat now. They're not afraid of anyone. Not sure what else they need to do to prove that.
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It was telling that McVay was out coached by McDonald each time. Rams don't know who they are which gets them in trouble at times. All their losses were McVay putting more faith in his D than his O. Conservative play calling when ahead hoping D would hold and not taking points in critical situations thinking D would hold field position. Just bad coaching in all honesty
But wait, he's supposed to be some kind of a god 
For the record, I think he's a hell of a coach. Just not an all-time great like he's made out to be.
For the record, I think he's a hell of a coach. Just not an all-time great like he's made out to be.
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He got hurt and only played in 7 games. Warren McClendon started from week 12 through the NFCC and played well. They have one of the best Olines but it gets overlooked because of the league MVP and a top 2 WR duo, and they mostly neutralized our DL. Adding another piece at DE like John reportedly tried to do would do wonders vs the Rams.
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Fresh off a Super Bowl win, the only thing I am worried about is the free agent players fighting/hurting themselves to get on this team
Yep, they just won the Super Bowl. I'm not sure why it's time to worry about the Rams. They should be the ones worrying about the Hawks. And clearly, they are worried. Power in this division has shifted.
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But wait, he's supposed to be some kind of a god
For the record, I think he's a hell of a coach. Just not an all-time great like he's made out to be.
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We. Did. Not. Care.
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