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If the Rams win this game I want that 3rd down jump attempt to go viral.
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That was unbelievably bad.
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Expect to see this more often when 14 teams qualify for the playoffs and only 2 get a bye.
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One of them is actually good though.
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This is what happens when a coach starts reading his own clippings and must win his way, not the way the game dictates. He is going to throw all over the Bears damnit, because that's what this offense does.
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I would be livid watching this game as a Rams fan.
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It reeks of more Bears magic because the Rams have done next to nothing since their first drive. Just run the damn ball in a vanilla fashion.
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For all his brilliance, McVay isn't showing it. Stafford has been getting killed and they are so reluctant to just run boring run plays. They've been successful the entire night.
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There was no reason to stop going up the gut, but they did. McVay is overthinking this. Stafford is uncomfortable and it's awful weather. Just run inside until they can stop it and get the play action going.
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All we have left is hope.
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I can't shake the feeling that the Bears are beating a backup QB to win the Super Bowl. Maybe that's why MLF got an extension. Super Bowl winning coach for the Bears.
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The end of half sequence is the exact kind of thing MLF routinely screws up. The Rams clearly ran 3 plays that served no purpose other than ensuring the last play was the field goal. If something was there, fine, but really only the 1st down throw was a real attempt. LaFleur would have sent the FG team out with 19 seconds left because he's out of timeouts and then given the 3 right back after a 40 yard return. Maybe not. Maybe I'm bitter.
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Stroud sucked but his receivers did not help much.
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If the Rams don't win tonight it's defcon 1 to avoid the Bears. I'll give Seattle a pass, Payton who cares. The Bears absolutely cannot win it after what we did.
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Remember CJ Stroud saying he'd rather have Eli's career than Rodgers's? How does he feel about Andy Dalton's?
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This game is over. I still think Denver has a chance next week though.
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Must be nice to have a good kicker.
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Houston has no chance. 8 points may as well be 80.
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8 turnovers, and 2 fumbles recovered by the fumbling team.
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Cannot believe the position Houston is in after 4 picks, this early in the game.
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Because it's completely inconsequential to the larger point. 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th seed, it doesn't matter, 11-6 still makes the playoffs almost every single year. It's actually wild they would have gone 12-5 and not made the playoffs. The other part of this is that the format is the format so who cares? We'd be celebrating our 3rd straight division title if we played in the NFC South. (Edit: this is assuming a 10-6-1 finish if we try to win the last game of the year) I'm sure the Vikings at 14-3 would have missed the playoffs under the 1936 format when Albany won the title going 12-0 or something. Who cares. There are so many better ways of illustrating that Matt LaFleur is a bad coach. Why bother with one this lame that is so easy to argue against. Kicking a field goal down by 8 when your QB is league MVP. Blowing a 21-6 lead in the 4th quarter. Challenging obviously correct calls because no one knows quite why. Seemingly having 1 or 0 timeouts left EVERY time you have a game-winning drive. Leading a team that hasn't been able to execute a fair catch PR without a hold. I could go on all day.
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Are you serious with this? He was removed from the game for another player. Whatever label you want to throw on it. He would have played a meaningful game, as would Jacobs, and anyone else they removed from a game they had nothing to gain by winning.
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I'm not incorrect. They took them both out. My point is not that they would have improved their standing. It's that you'll make the playoffs about 99% of the time going 11-6 or 12-5 and the dumb stat making the rounds intentionally ignores that to make a point that MLF is a bad coach. And that isn't necessary to do because there are 10 other non-disingenuous ways to show he's not a championship coach. There were 3 teams that won at least 14 games in the NFC alone. That's insane, and not going to happen a lot. There was a 14-win wild card and two division champions with a worse record than the Packers. It was an anomaly of a season and without it, this "tHeY wOuLdN't hAvE mAdE iT fOr 3 yEaRs" stuff wouldn't be parroted every 5 minutes. When given the proper context, the more realistic conclusion is this: They wouldn't have made it in 2023, expansion let them squeak in, they make it 98% of the time in 2024, and this year who cares because they were a shell of the team they were in early December anyway. But they were almost definitely going to be a 6 seed with any 2 of Parsons, Tom, Kraft, Love not being concussed.
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Not true. Love went 7 of 12 and got benched and Jacobs ran 6 times and got benched. They took a bunch of starters out of Week 18 against the Bears after they got light work in. They nearly won anyway. And in virtually no other year are you going to go 11-6 and miss the playoffs. I don't see what's "huh" about it. It's an intentionally misleading factoid that makes them sound worse than they were. Which is annoying because there's plenty of ways to make MLF look hapless without resorting to that.
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I'm done with MLF but the 7 seed thing is the one thing that's getting a little disingenuous. It keeps making the rounds along with the "fact" that they'd have missed the playoffs under the old format which is a technicality and ignores that they gave Week 18 away both years. The first year they were a 7 seed was seen as a huge overachievement. The second year they went 11-6 while punting their final game; that's almost never going to be a 7 seed. And this year, when they were at least not going to be a 7 seed before a rash of injuries. I saw the extension coming a mile away though. Eventually though the Packers are going to fart hard while trying to run it back. They'll have a 6-win season that sneaks in there eventually. It happens to everybody.
