shopson67
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Unfortunately, Gurley gave the Caboys some bulletin board material...
Unfortunately, Gurley gave the Caboys some bulletin board material...
Unfortunately, Gurley gave the Caboys some bulletin board material...
Yep Blythe got the game ball from McVay....niceYep Rambunctious and many quality back-ups. Example: Austin Blythe, the back-up Center.
Good call by McVay. Blythe looked really good.Yep Blythe got the game ball from McVay....nice
Happy to hear this....the Rams are in search of support in a very diverse city and state. They want to rekindle the fan base they once enjoyed in LA and being diplomatic is a wise move. The other teams and players that are showing defiance over the calls to stand during the anthem do so towards their own detriment. I personally know many people/hard core fans that are taking a knee on the games today.In all of the hype about some teams responding to Trump's take on the kneeling during the playing of the National Anthem, the Rams player responses (tweets) were the least pugilistic and mostly diplomatic as any I have seen including owners. You can the change in attitude and stance with yet another item that reflects the change in culture at Rams Park. This is a good sign. Gone are the days of ridiculous me-first, 7-9 bullshit that had five players supporting a ridiculous nefarious cause like the hands-up BS come through the tunnel in St Louis looking like a collective bunch of rodeo clowns. All of those players except for one are gone and I like the change in culture this team now has and implements in nearly everything they do. The Rams are definitely back in LA!!
This is where you are dead wrong on your assessment of Trump's comments Ramsfan88.
This is why I hate it when politics get involved with sports. It never ends well and just causes massive divisiveness. All I want to do is veg out for a few hours and forget about the real world and watch whatever sporting event I choose to watch.Ugh.... I have a feeling this convo won't go well.....
This is why I hate it when politics get involved with sports. It never ends well and just causes massive divisiveness. All I want to do is veg out for a few hours and forget about the real world and watch whatever sporting event I choose to watch.
In this case, I think both sides share the blame and are taking things to the extremes. One one side you have Trump who probably should've just shut up and kept off of Twitter (even though we know he can't and him yapping his mouth is what is one of the main reasons why he got elected to begin with). And you have the other side who's doing things just to spite him, regardless of who it alienates. I just wish regardless of these players' political affiliations, that they check that at the door (do whatever they want on their own free time) and as soon as they enter the locker room for a day of practice or at the game, they focus on what they're being paid very well for.