Still have a lot of work to do with the starting defense though. There were way too many guys getting open with ease.
I'm sure it'll be something to the affect of thinking Jared needed a lot more reps since he didn't get in as many as he would've liked last week since he was yanked for precautionary reasons.
It's probably something like that. Since we gave up a lot to trade up to get Jared that he'll try to give him every opportunity to become the starting QB for many years to come and likely wager his job security for it. A lot like what Shanahan did with the Redskins when they traded up with us to land RGIII and ran him into the ground.
Because LA (and Kroenke) care a lot more about star power and Jared is a Cali boy and was the #1 pick. Thus they think he'll draw bigger crowds than the other QB's (even though I think that LA cares more about winning than anything).
Snisher and Kroenke hate it when people try to use logic.I mean, I certainly agree with you, but wouldn't wins draw people in more than anything?...Oops, I'm SUCH a damn idiot trying to use logic
Snisher and Kroenke hate it when people try to use logic.
But yes, wins are what ultimately draw people. We all saw how the crowds dwindled in St Louis after the team stopped having winning seasons. It'll eventually be the same in Los Angeles if the trend continues, especially since there's a lot more (and better) things to do than to watch a losing team year after year.
I honestly don't think Stan cares at all about the product on the field. He just cares about making money. I have a feeling that since the Rams are worth a lot more now that they're in LA, he can sell the team and make a lot of money once the new stadium opens (not that that would necessarily be a bad thing if the owner actually cares about the team).
