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No. I didn't.So you didn't bitch and whine while calling someone a trolling child yesterday??
No. I didn't.So you didn't bitch and whine while calling someone a trolling child yesterday??
Ah, Coug resurfaces here to continue his hate for any Rams QB not named Bradford.
You always knew better, right Coug? That Wentz would succeed? Is that why in the 25 page thread about Goff vs Wentz on the Rams board, started before the draft, you didn't comment until September 24th?
I preferred Wentz and fought for him on that thread, but I don't think that makes Goff a bad pick. At least let him play before calling him a bust.
Liar.No. I didn't.
You're right I shouldn't call him a bust because right now he's not good enough to get on the field to see if he's a bust. Is there a word for that??I hope he turns out ok but if you think Fisher gave up all those picks and didn't think he would beat out Keenum your Wrong. What was the plan? for Keenum to groom him. Fisher has never had success picking offense except for Gurley and that wasn't rocket science.
What was the alternative for the Rams? To continue to be .500, hoping a free agent QB falls into their lap if they're willing to overpay, or hoping to hit on a QB in the draft mid-1st or later? They needed to trade up to get their QB of the future, and the supposed weakness at QB in this draft (although it's not exactly shaking out that way so far, with Dak/Wentz/Kessler all starting) drove down the asking price to move up. It may not seem cheap, but the Rams traded up from #10 to #1, which hasn't happened before. They paid considerably less than they got from the Redskins to trade down 4 spots for RG3, and you could argue that they paid a similar price to what the Eagles paid to move up fewer slots.
Not good enough to be a bust? It's called being patient. Rams could rush him out there, but they want him out there when he's ready and Keenum has been playing passably to allow them to take their time. It's not about beating out Keenum, it's about being ready. Keenum will be pushed aside when they decide to make the move, regardless of how he is playing. The only think Keenum can do to change that is get hurt or start playing awful, both of which would accelerate the process.
What was the alternative for the Rams? To continue to be .500, hoping a free agent QB falls into their lap if they're willing to overpay, or hoping to hit on a QB in the draft mid-1st or later? They needed to trade up to get their QB of the future, and the supposed weakness at QB in this draft (although it's not exactly shaking out that way so far, with Dak/Wentz/Kessler all starting) drove down the asking price to move up. It may not seem cheap, but the Rams traded up from #10 to #1, which hasn't happened before. They paid considerably less than they got from the Redskins to trade down 4 spots for RG3, and you could argue that they paid a similar price to what the Eagles paid to move up fewer slots.
Not good enough to be a bust? It's called being patient. Rams could rush him out there, but they want him out there when he's ready and Keenum has been playing passably to allow them to take their time. It's not about beating out Keenum, it's about being ready. Keenum will be pushed aside when they decide to make the move, regardless of how he is playing. The only think Keenum can do to change that is get hurt or start playing awful, both of which would accelerate the process.
What was the alternative for the Rams? To continue to be .500, hoping a free agent QB falls into their lap if they're willing to overpay, or hoping to hit on a QB in the draft mid-1st or later? They needed to trade up to get their QB of the future, and the supposed weakness at QB in this draft (although it's not exactly shaking out that way so far, with Dak/Wentz/Kessler all starting) drove down the asking price to move up. It may not seem cheap, but the Rams traded up from #10 to #1, which hasn't happened before. They paid considerably less than they got from the Redskins to trade down 4 spots for RG3, and you could argue that they paid a similar price to what the Eagles paid to move up fewer slots.
Not good enough to be a bust? It's called being patient. Rams could rush him out there, but they want him out there when he's ready and Keenum has been playing passably to allow them to take their time. It's not about beating out Keenum, it's about being ready. Keenum will be pushed aside when they decide to make the move, regardless of how he is playing. The only think Keenum can do to change that is get hurt or start playing awful, both of which would accelerate the process.
1st off...the Rams are not in a bad spot. It's a middle of the pack team.
But to answer your question...what was alternative? They could've stayed pat in the 15th slot and taken Paxton Lynch, or Will Fuller and come back for a QB with 2/12...Hackenburg was there. Yes this is a hindsight viewpoint, but they paid a dear price for a guy that wasn't ready to put on the field.
While I agree with the theme of not playing the kid while the team is still in the mix if he's not ready. At the same time, I can't blame fans that feel hosed. If/when the Rams fall out of a playoff spot...give the kid some games to get ready for '17.
...and it all started with Dick Vermeil retiring. Martz never should've been more than an OC, as he couldn't run a team to save his life, and the succession of GMs destroyed any depth in the roster by drafting horribly.
The years under Fisher have been mediocre, a quantum leap above the previous heaping pile of shit.
He was mediocre in Tennessee too. Him being good over there is a myth. Nothing more than. 500 ball his whole coaching career. He just can't take a team over the top.And after his team lost to The Patriots even their offense started to falter. As a fan of high powered attacks I was saddened.
Have to say I really thought Fisher would turn The Rams atound. I remembered how good he had The Titans going when he was the coach there.
I have heard a lot of excuses for Gurley blaming the Rams line this year but I just watched him on multiple occasions today fail to make a cornerback miss a tackle in wide open space. I've seen I'm bail out on plays going out of bounds when he had plenty of time and opportunity to turn up field.
What's wrong with this guy?
Ps. The Rams are fucking AWFUL.
Keenum is ungodly awful. We will see about this Goff kid who doesn't seem promising and has bust written all over him.Keenum is not an NFL starting QB. Until he actually throws some intermediate passes at least, the defense can crowd the line without fear of getting the ball thrown over their heads. Even when Keenum does finally throw over 10 yards, it's not a good chance a Ram is coming down with it.
They have the bye week next week, time to get Goff ready.
I also find it funny all the crap you guys give me over bradford when he's been a starter from day one and was ROY on a terrible team. Yet its cool with Goff riding the bench we need to be patient. We gave up nothing for Bradford. 6 TOP picks for Goff.
BTW, how awful must Goff (sp?) be that they still opt for Keenum...
Dummy Fisher just said after the game, " I'll make changes at WR, before I'll make a change at qb".
7-9 bullshit is the best case scenario , but that happening either