What can you say about that loss?

by NachoD on Jan 3, 2011 12:27 AM CST

We suffered from dropped passes by Danario Alexander, Laurent Robinson, Daniel Fells, Brandon Gibson, Steven Jackson and even Danny Amendola whiffed on that sideline out. Sam Bradford really had a good game, he got the ball in spots where plays should have been made. Drives should have continued. More points should have been scored. Jackson could have had a better game if we would have given him the rock just a little bit more. Those dump-offs to Jackson got to predictable. Shurmur called plays to try and get the ball downfield but either Bradford would have the pass batted down or the recievers forgot how to use their hands. I think I broke my own hand when I slammed it on the ground after the Seahags converted that 3rd and long in the second quarter. I was glad Ed Hochuli wasn't officiating but after I saw the non-call penalties against us, I wished he was officiating.

I'm not mad anymore. I saw this game as a playoff game and we were in it till the end. It was a hell of a run and I want to thank the Rams for giving us an exciting 2010. Looking forward to free agency and the upcoming excitement about the NFL Draft. Time to start doing our research guys.

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Sure was an exciting run

ending in disappointment :(. I’m calling 9-7 or 10-6 (tough schedule) NFC West Champs next year with a playoff upset!

Of course, this is assuming we have a good offseason….and we BETTER.

"I kind of stepped my swagger up. You look at the Madden game and the swagger's so low, maybe they'll bump me up. Before it was a meatball flex, so you've got to liven it up a little bit." - Animal Jr.

by douchiedude on Jan 3, 2011 12:49 AM CST reply actions

The Rams played horrible from start to finish.

Bradford had a horrible game, but the wind was blowing kind of hard on a couple of his passes. I don’t know about the officating because I didn’t see the angles you guys saw the only bad call I saw was a hit on Amendola in the first half before the ball got close to him.

Is that great man formally known as Tevin T. Broner

by Tevin Broner on Jan 3, 2011 3:41 AM CST reply actions