Mike Martz weighs in on the 2009 Rams
Former Rams offensive coordinator and head coach Mike Martz chatted it up at NFL.com the other day, and had a few things to say about the Rams this season. Turning it over to Mad Mike...
Can Bulger bounce back:
Absolutely he can. What will affect him more than anything, as it does all QBs, is the status of the offensive line. If you have an acceptional [sic] offensive line, and average WRs a QB can still excel. The other way around is difficult. Everything begins and ends in the offensive line.
And the Rams in 2009?
I think the St. Louis Rams will be the surprise team in the NFL this year.
Which offense would you rather have, 2001 Rams or 2007 Patriots?
2001 Rams. In my mind, even though it didn't end up like we wanted, there was so much fire power with that group.
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acceptional?
exceptional? or was he going for acceptable
I originally thought "exceptional".
but now that you’ve brought it up, I’ve read it both ways and I’m now leaning towards “acceptable” probably because that works too and it never occurred to me. But now that I’m writing this, I’m back to thinking it’s “exceptional”.
Eh…who knows……
I have a very, umm...photographic brain. A lot like Ansel Adams but in color and with a lot more, uh.....insertion and pubic hair.
so...
ESPN’s “The Huddle” said the Rams will be among the worst 5 teams in the NFL this year, along with the Broncos…..I don’t like ESPN.
"Score some damn runs, or the baby pandas die"
Hey
It’s just reality sergey. ESPN doesn’t like Missouri teams. You should see what they always say about The Missouri Tigers. Wouldn’t suprise me if they put The Rams on the bottem.
Is Trey Wingo really that sour about his time in St. Louis?
Man, he got a big head when he moved to ESPN.

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