We should of kept Holt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No. We shouldn’t have. There was no point to it and the team desperately needed the money.

Bring Ferrotte back as a back up.

Why?

Sign Marvin Harrison (at least he’s a no. 1 receiver)

No he isn’t and he hasn’t been for years. And if he was, he’d be an Indianapolis Colt right now.

Rams have to spend some money and not be a tight one!

Do you have any clue as to how football works? There’s a salary cap. We’re right up against it because Jay Zygmunt hamstrung the team with shitty contracts. This isn’t baseball.

if the Rams don’t watch out they could be 0-5 real soon!

So? Is 1-4 so much better than 0-5? Are Gus Frerotte and Marvin Harrison (and Hank Baskett or Bobby Wade) going to change anything? No.

Spags was screaming at one of the safeties about coving Jennings deep and it never happened. I’m just not positive which guy (Dahl or Atogwe) who blew the coverage.

Because if you did, you’d have seen that Boller to Fells is a modern day Montana to Rice!

Ugh….God help us…..

Our DE’s can’t continue to get manhandled. We aren’t getting any pressure on hte QB and are having trouble stopping the run especially outside. Spags needs to try and come up with some creative blitzes using our LB’s and safties. Long has a motor but doesn’t seem to have the strength to be a playmaker right now. Little has lost a step and always a play away from an injury. We need Butler so hopefully he’s not out too long. Our secondary has been a strong point so far which hasn’t been the case for years.

I don’t put a whole lot of faith in the preseason, especially when you consider Curry was traded for and then replaced by the Lions before he came here. Curry has old legs due to injuries.

I’m betting we would, because Desean Jackson has a lot more talent around him…from the QB to the O-Line, to even Kevin Curtis garnering more attention than whoever plays WR opposite of Avery. Likewise, I don’t see how Desean Jackson could’ve come here and contributed like he has in Philly. (except for returns)

Yet you thought I was serious when I made the Boller to Fells comment. Um….I think you just exposed yourself.

However, you’re looking for depth. So here goes.

If you do nothing then you are giving up are you a pacifist?

Um…no. When there are no moves to be made that make this team closer to winnning a SuperBowl, then I’d stay put with the roster as is for the most part. What benefit does bringing in Harrison provide? Seriously. He’d be a one year contract that (at best) helped the team to one or two more wins. And, personally, I don’t think he’d provide that type of help. Instead, I’d prefer to play Avery, Burton, Amendola and Ruvell Martin (did you not know he was on the roster?)

At quarterback, I’d play Kyle Boller until Keith Null was up to speed with the offense and then I’d put him in. Signing Gus Frerotte does NOTHING to help this team. Nothing. Keith Null might prove to be something valuable going forward (a cheap competent backup? that’s definitely worth it’s weight in gold).

If we kept Holt the contract could of been restructured….yada yada yada…

Um…once again…no. Did you forget that Holt asked to be traded? Did you forget that he felt he was no longer part of the plans (which he wasn’t)? Did you forget he bitched and whined right after the team won it’s first game because he didn’t get enough balls thrown to him even though he was dropping passes and had a hard time getting open?

I guess you did.

He didn’t want to be here and the team was getting rid of veteren players (all of them they could). He knew it and tried to sabotage any trade value he had by publically demanding a trade a week before the team had a deadline before his roster bonus kicked in. See, what he really wanted was to be released so he could have his pick of teams. Well, he got it since no one would trade for him since they knew the Rams had to cut him within the week and they could just sign him without giving anything up.

Lets see wise guy why not Ferrotte?

Well, the Dolphins are going with Chad Henne and might look towards a street FA QB to back him up. Hardly a ringing endorsement for Gus FREROTTE.

Your an idiot!

At least I know how to spell “you’re”.

Harrison not a No.1, on this team he is compared to what we have now.

I’m not 100% what this is supposed to say, but I think you’re saying Harrison is better than what we have now. Well, sorry to disappoint, but he’s not. If he were, he’d have a job somewhere. Or is Bill Parcells interested in him too?

There are a few receivers out there the Rams could bring in.Curry

And they probably will. Hardly a difference maker since he got beat out by the guys already on the roster. But, he’s familiar with the system, so he could come in and at least step in right away.

Tyree , Toomer etc

Tyree is bad. Period. Toomer is 35 and is probably going to retire since he can’t run anymore.

Right now we have Burton, Amendola and Martin for WR’s

And Donnie Avery.

While he’s played poorly this year, he played rather good last year. I’m willing to see if he can find the 2008 form. This team needs him to figure dit out and develop into a NFL receiver. Benching him destroys that.

How many defensive lineman do we have compared to WR’s we have on the team? Hmmm???

What?

Also yes I’d rather be 1-4 vs 0-5. Ask any real Ram fan! Do you want to be the Lions?

No. The Lions have 1 win out of their past 20 games. Why would I want to be the Lions?

With all your Intelligence what would you do? What do you think the Rams should do ? Rollover and wait till next season?

Depends on your definition of “rollover”. If you mean by playing young players to try and develop them into viable NFL players and not being totally concerned about the win-loss record but more concerned about player progression? Then, yeah i’d roll over.

Well, it shouldn’t be.

the negativity towards Avery is he found himself in the spotlight and then has had some major failures, many of which in winnable games and in critical moments.

Overall though, is Avery in a position to succeed? I think it depends on what you are considering “success”. If you’re looking at him being a number 1 receiver this season, then the answer is “no”. If you’re looking for him to develop into a viable receiver (I’m hoping for a number 2) next year and into the future, then I think you have to say “yes”. Especially when you consider the youth of this football team. The O-Line, the receivers, much of the defense is young and next year this team is going to be even younger.

Avery is being given the opportunity to be a be a pretty good vet on a young, talented team in 2010 and 2011. If he can make it through this season, struggle, and come out of it, then we’ll have a pretty valuable guy for years to come.