Who has scouting on the Rams?

QBREES9 · 12-06-2010, 11:44 PM

They are playing very well, and the Saints can't look past them.

VillainAgain · 12-07-2010, 03:40 AM

Happy Holidays Who Dats!! The Villain's back.....The Rams suck, bad team beating worse teams, Stephen Jackson 67 yrds the Rams Offense is inconsistent and TE oriented in the passing game 22 & 33 will lock it up outside 41 needs to keep how ever you pronounce their TE's name under wraps DL will be tappin Bradfords A$$ all game long 34-13 Saints... Like I said earlier in the season Ivory is a poor mans Stephen Jackson and thats not a bad comparison

alleycat_126 · 12-07-2010, 05:20 AM

I thought it was such a bummer when my job forced me to St. Louis about a week and a half ago now. Now I see it as almost a blessing. Winning only one game last year you can imagine the optimism here in the Lou that
St. Louis is even in the hunt, even more so is the idea that they could host a playoff game. News media here is saying they need two or three of the last four, and they don't think it asking to much of their team to knock off the champs. What esle is new.

It is cold here in the mornings, warms up during mid day, cold again at night. Why the hell am I mentioning this? because its the perfect explanation for the St. Louis Rams this season. Slow starters, who heat up mid game and cool off in the fourth. The shakiest part about this team that should be exploited by us is their current run defense which just lost another crucial member to the d line because of injury. Chris Ivory should add another huge game to his rookie resume!!! The defense has had the benefit of playing the Arizona's, and Carolina's off the world but there supposed to be a better coverage team than advertised. Danario Alexander is the speediest reciever on the team but can get lost in the shuffle if he is not targeted alot. Bradford can make every throw pressure must be applied to get him off his game. Scary is the fact that this team was one botched handoff away from beating ATL, we can't let them shock the world. If we start fast they won't be able to keep up.

TheOak · 12-07-2010, 07:22 AM

Somewhere during this season our team has entered an alternate opposite universe.

One where our Offensive lineman spend the whole game in OUR backfield. And our Defensive linemen never enter our opponents.

It seems to work out fine with in the 5, we have made some amazing goal line stops...

Brees and our backs are running into our own line in the backfield way too often.

Someone made a comment about our D-backs getting hurt way too much because they are tackling at the line. I sure hope Vilma is as durable as he seems. He takes a harder pounding than Ivory these days.

saintsfan1976 · 12-07-2010, 08:31 AM

Originally Posted by alleycat_126

I thought it was such a bummer when my job forced me to St. Louis about a week and a half ago now. Now I see it as almost a blessing. Winning only one game last year you can imagine the optimism here in the Lou that
St. Louis is even in the hunt, even more so is the idea that they could host a playoff game. News media here is saying they need two or three of the last four, and they don't think it asking to much of their team to knock off the champs. What esle is new.

It is cold here in the mornings, warms up during mid day, cold again at night. Why the hell am I mentioning this? because its the perfect explanation for the St. Louis Rams this season. Slow starters, who heat up mid game and cool off in the fourth. The shakiest part about this team that should be exploited by us is their current run defense which just lost another crucial member to the d line because of injury. Chris Ivory should add another huge game to his rookie resume!!! The defense has had the benefit of playing the Arizona's, and Carolina's off the world but there supposed to be a better coverage team than advertised. Danario Alexander is the speediest reciever on the team but can get lost in the shuffle if he is not targeted alot. Bradford can make every throw pressure must be applied to get him off his game. Scary is the fact that this team was one botched handoff away from beating ATL, we can't let them shock the world. If we start fast they won't be able to keep up.

Great post. And thanks for the "scouting report from behind enemy lines"!!!

Pressure Bradford and we can win.

saintfan · 12-07-2010, 11:25 AM

Originally Posted by xan

I don't think they're going to be easy, but they'll be the easiest team of the last 4 we play.

How the hell have they won 6 games? - the only bad team they haven't played is the Bills!

What a cake schedule!

They may have a cake schedule, but if we don't tackle a LOT better against them - a lot better than we did against Cincy - we're all gonna be pretty hacked off at the end of the day.

cajun911 · 12-08-2010, 08:43 PM

We can't overlook anybody the rest of the season. Rams gave us a hell of a game last year. I think we win by 10 though

12-07-2010, 03:40 AM	#12
VillainAgain 100th Post Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 273	Happy Holidays Who Dats!! The Villain's back.....The Rams suck, bad team beating worse teams, Stephen Jackson 67 yrds the Rams Offense is inconsistent and TE oriented in the passing game 22 & 33 will lock it up outside 41 needs to keep how ever you pronounce their TE's name under wraps DL will be tappin Bradfords A$$ all game long 34-13 Saints... Like I said earlier in the season Ivory is a poor mans Stephen Jackson and thats not a bad comparison
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12-07-2010, 07:22 AM	#14
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,026	Somewhere during this season our team has entered an alternate opposite universe. One where our Offensive lineman spend the whole game in OUR backfield. And our Defensive linemen never enter our opponents. It seems to work out fine with in the 5, we have made some amazing goal line stops... Brees and our backs are running into our own line in the backfield way too often. Someone made a comment about our D-backs getting hurt way too much because they are tackling at the line. I sure hope Vilma is as durable as he seems. He takes a harder pounding than Ivory these days.
	It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. ~ Henry David Thoreau

12-07-2010, 08:31 AM	#15
saintsfan1976 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Atlanta Posts: 10,846 Blog Entries: 3	Originally Posted by alleycat_126 I thought it was such a bummer when my job forced me to St. Louis about a week and a half ago now. Now I see it as almost a blessing. Winning only one game last year you can imagine the optimism here in the Lou that St. Louis is even in the hunt, even more so is the idea that they could host a playoff game. News media here is saying they need two or three of the last four, and they don't think it asking to much of their team to knock off the champs. What esle is new. It is cold here in the mornings, warms up during mid day, cold again at night. Why the hell am I mentioning this? because its the perfect explanation for the St. Louis Rams this season. Slow starters, who heat up mid game and cool off in the fourth. The shakiest part about this team that should be exploited by us is their current run defense which just lost another crucial member to the d line because of injury. Chris Ivory should add another huge game to his rookie resume!!! The defense has had the benefit of playing the Arizona's, and Carolina's off the world but there supposed to be a better coverage team than advertised. Danario Alexander is the speediest reciever on the team but can get lost in the shuffle if he is not targeted alot. Bradford can make every throw pressure must be applied to get him off his game. Scary is the fact that this team was one botched handoff away from beating ATL, we can't let them shock the world. If we start fast they won't be able to keep up. Great post. And thanks for the "scouting report from behind enemy lines"!!! Pressure Bradford and we can win.

12-07-2010, 11:25 AM	#16
saintfan Donated Plasma Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 18,556 Blog Entries: 5	Originally Posted by xan I don't think they're going to be easy, but they'll be the easiest team of the last 4 we play. How the hell have they won 6 games? - the only bad team they haven't played is the Bills! What a cake schedule! They may have a cake schedule, but if we don't tackle a LOT better against them - a lot better than we did against Cincy - we're all gonna be pretty hacked off at the end of the day.

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12-07-2010, 05:20 AM	#13
alleycat_126 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Katy, Tx a suburb of Houston Posts: 2,089	I thought it was such a bummer when my job forced me to St. Louis about a week and a half ago now. Now I see it as almost a blessing. Winning only one game last year you can imagine the optimism here in the Lou that St. Louis is even in the hunt, even more so is the idea that they could host a playoff game. News media here is saying they need two or three of the last four, and they don't think it asking to much of their team to knock off the champs. What esle is new. It is cold here in the mornings, warms up during mid day, cold again at night. Why the hell am I mentioning this? because its the perfect explanation for the St. Louis Rams this season. Slow starters, who heat up mid game and cool off in the fourth. The shakiest part about this team that should be exploited by us is their current run defense which just lost another crucial member to the d line because of injury. Chris Ivory should add another huge game to his rookie resume!!! The defense has had the benefit of playing the Arizona's, and Carolina's off the world but there supposed to be a better coverage team than advertised. Danario Alexander is the speediest reciever on the team but can get lost in the shuffle if he is not targeted alot. Bradford can make every throw pressure must be applied to get him off his game. Scary is the fact that this team was one botched handoff away from beating ATL, we can't let them shock the world. If we start fast they won't be able to keep up.

12-08-2010, 08:43 PM	#17
cajun911 The anti-falcon Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Thibodaux, La. Posts: 187	We can't overlook anybody the rest of the season. Rams gave us a hell of a game last year. I think we win by 10 though