Week 18

If no one to touches you before you hurt your knee in football, it's basically a guaranteed torn ACL.

Alabama had 2 guys that would have been 1st round picks as WRs and still could be, tear their ACL's.

It's just crazy how ACLs tear so easily. 1 misstep, and boom, gone.

If no one to touches you before you hurt your knee in football, it's basically a guaranteed torn ACL.

Alabama had 2 guys that would have been 1st round picks as WRs and still could be, tear their ACL's.

It's just crazy how ACLs tear so easily. 1 misstep, and boom, gone.

On the one hand players in general have gotten bigger and faster over time, certainly faster than human evolution can adapt.

On the other, stats suggest that the injury level has been pretty steady for the last few years, and that's likely as a result of rule changes, the CBA (reducing player exposure to risk in team activities) and better treatments available. While it's mainly from player union pressure, the NFL does seem to be adapting to the need to keep players healthy. I'd suspect with more guaranteed salaries coming in that will improve.

The Rams Tackles are too old and slow, Stafford will be Stafford as will Carr be too (reason didn’t want either).


A good read (https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2022/1/12/22878756/andrew-whitworth-los-angeles-rams-40-years-old-playoffs) on Andrew Whitworth - his success as a tackle is pretty amazing.

The Rams Tackles are too old and slow, Stafford will be Stafford as will Carr be too (reason didn’t want either).

The media was so dumb thinking Stafford would turn into Aaron Rodgers or something.. Honestly he's not that much better than Goff and they paid that much for him LMAO. What a disaster

Looks like Wentz May be out per NFLN.. man I hope we don’t go after him

Looks like Wentz May be out per NFLN.. man I hope we don’t go after him

Hard pass for sure. He was a 1 hit wonder.

The media was so dumb thinking Stafford would turn into Aaron Rodgers or something.. Honestly he's not that much better than Goff and they paid that much for him LMAO. What a disaster


Keep this in mind as we go after a QB this off-season.

The media was so dumb thinking Stafford would turn into Aaron Rodgers or something.. Honestly he's not that much better than Goff and they paid that much for him LMAO. What a disaster

That's a joke, right?

Stafford was top 10 in just about every category that matters. He made everyone else on that team better just because he was there.

For example:

Cooper Kupp
2020 - 124 targets, 974 yards, 3 TD
2021 - 191 targets, 1947 yards, 16 TD

Van Jefferson
2020 - 31 targets, 220 yards, 1 TD
2021 - 89 targets, 802 yards, 6 TD

Robert Woods also on pace to surpass 2020 stats when he went on IR.

I would have gladly taken Stafford - even for the price the Rams paid (two 1sts, a 3rd, and a QB). We probably couldn't get it done because we didn't have a QB that the Lions wanted (and he didn't want to come here...lol).

Yep, Stafford is not TB12 or AR level, but he's not far off. Goff is a JAG by comparison. Stafford has and will continue to make dumb plays, but he also gives the Rams something they haven't had since Warner. Plus, after years in the wilderness in Detroit, you don't know how capable he will be in the latter stages of the playoffs. You know what Goff was.

I agree I'd have taken Stafford if the chance was there, and it's why I'd consider Ryan; both could bridge the gap until we find our guy in the draft. And arguably both better than anyone we've had since Theismann.

He's better than Goff but is he all those picks and $$ better? That's what I was meaning by that. We'll see in the playoffs, remember Jared Goff helped take that team to a SB.