ellis wrote:They said not only did Romo crack a rib but he also punctured a lung AND... he's going to play on MNF vs Skins.
Horse shit.
No way he plays if that's true and if he does play, the Cowboys media peeps are so full of shit.
Juana wrote:I think the thing the Rams are missing is a big WR (like a Jones or Green) that is young and they can lock up for 5-6 years. Get someone that Bradford can throw that back shoulder fade to.
I mean like a TO, Moss, Plax type guy that is 6'4" and can jump like never before. Basically the problem with their offense is the redzone. Speaking of the Lions, Calvin Johnson would be good for the Rams.hokahey wrote:Juana wrote:I think the thing the Rams are missing is a big WR (like a Jones or Green) that is young and they can lock up for 5-6 years. Get someone that Bradford can throw that back shoulder fade to.
Did you watch the game? They have that guy. His name is Danario Alexander, and when they dress him and get him in the game all he does is catch that pass over and over.
I suppose they're scared of playing him too much because his left knee is held together with thumb tacks and scotch tape, but why keep on the team then and release receievers that can play every down better than the people they're playing instead of Danario? It makes no sense.
I remembered something else that pissed me off too. Rams score a TD late in the 3rd quarter. The 6 points cuts the Giants lead to 13. Going for 2 puts the Rams a TD and FG away. Instead Spags kicks the extra point and they're down by 12 instead of 11. WTF?!?!!
Down by 12 with about 5 minutes left in the entire game they punt it on 4th down. ??!!! Did they really think the Rams could stop the Giants, score a TD, stop the Giants and score another TD with 5 minutes left in the game? If you're conceeding defeat then at least heave it down the field and hope for a penalty or another amazing catch from Danario (except Danario was riding pine).
Spags coaches scared. I thought he'd finally grow out of it this season. I hope they have his playbook copied down somewhere because the mans a defensive genius. But so far he's failed pretty miserably as HC.
And yes I know the second half of the schedule is much easier and there's a lot of season left. But Spags being Spags will get a 3 point lead against a bad team in the 2nd quarter and try to run the clock out for 2 more quarters. He needs to watch what the Lions did to KC. Go for the jugular until the clock hits 0:00 in the 4th.
Juana wrote:I mean like a TO, Moss, Plax type guy that is 6'4" and can jump like never before. Basically the problem with their offense is the redzone. Speaking of the Lions, Calvin Johnson would be good for the Rams.hokahey wrote:Juana wrote:I think the thing the Rams are missing is a big WR (like a Jones or Green) that is young and they can lock up for 5-6 years. Get someone that Bradford can throw that back shoulder fade to.
Did you watch the game? They have that guy. His name is Danario Alexander, and when they dress him and get him in the game all he does is catch that pass over and over.
I suppose they're scared of playing him too much because his left knee is held together with thumb tacks and scotch tape, but why keep on the team then and release receievers that can play every down better than the people they're playing instead of Danario? It makes no sense.
I remembered something else that pissed me off too. Rams score a TD late in the 3rd quarter. The 6 points cuts the Giants lead to 13. Going for 2 puts the Rams a TD and FG away. Instead Spags kicks the extra point and they're down by 12 instead of 11. WTF?!?!!
Down by 12 with about 5 minutes left in the entire game they punt it on 4th down. ??!!! Did they really think the Rams could stop the Giants, score a TD, stop the Giants and score another TD with 5 minutes left in the game? If you're conceeding defeat then at least heave it down the field and hope for a penalty or another amazing catch from Danario (except Danario was riding pine).
Spags coaches scared. I thought he'd finally grow out of it this season. I hope they have his playbook copied down somewhere because the mans a defensive genius. But so far he's failed pretty miserably as HC.
And yes I know the second half of the schedule is much easier and there's a lot of season left. But Spags being Spags will get a 3 point lead against a bad team in the 2nd quarter and try to run the clock out for 2 more quarters. He needs to watch what the Lions did to KC. Go for the jugular until the clock hits 0:00 in the 4th.
That was an amazing catch. But basically WRs against NYG are going to have field days. Why was he riding the pine if he is that WR? VJax wouldn't have been riding the pine in the redzone is what I'm saying. Did he get hurt? Just figured if he was in the same league as the guys I named off up there that he would be more effective in the redzone. Because until they get a threat like that in the redzone (or develop a Gates/Gonzalez/NE TE) they're going to have problems scoring.hokahey wrote:Juana wrote:I mean like a TO, Moss, Plax type guy that is 6'4" and can jump like never before. Basically the problem with their offense is the redzone. Speaking of the Lions, Calvin Johnson would be good for the Rams.hokahey wrote:Juana wrote:I think the thing the Rams are missing is a big WR (like a Jones or Green) that is young and they can lock up for 5-6 years. Get someone that Bradford can throw that back shoulder fade to.
Did you watch the game? They have that guy. His name is Danario Alexander, and when they dress him and get him in the game all he does is catch that pass over and over.
I suppose they're scared of playing him too much because his left knee is held together with thumb tacks and scotch tape, but why keep on the team then and release receievers that can play every down better than the people they're playing instead of Danario? It makes no sense.
I remembered something else that pissed me off too. Rams score a TD late in the 3rd quarter. The 6 points cuts the Giants lead to 13. Going for 2 puts the Rams a TD and FG away. Instead Spags kicks the extra point and they're down by 12 instead of 11. WTF?!?!!
Down by 12 with about 5 minutes left in the entire game they punt it on 4th down. ??!!! Did they really think the Rams could stop the Giants, score a TD, stop the Giants and score another TD with 5 minutes left in the game? If you're conceeding defeat then at least heave it down the field and hope for a penalty or another amazing catch from Danario (except Danario was riding pine).
Spags coaches scared. I thought he'd finally grow out of it this season. I hope they have his playbook copied down somewhere because the mans a defensive genius. But so far he's failed pretty miserably as HC.
And yes I know the second half of the schedule is much easier and there's a lot of season left. But Spags being Spags will get a 3 point lead against a bad team in the 2nd quarter and try to run the clock out for 2 more quarters. He needs to watch what the Lions did to KC. Go for the jugular until the clock hits 0:00 in the 4th.
Danario is 6'5
5 hours ago....Juana wrote:That was an amazing catch. But basically WRs against NYG are going to have field days. Why was he riding the pine if he is that WR? VJax wouldn't have been riding the pine in the redzone is what I'm saying. Did he get hurt? Just figured if he was in the same league as the guys I named off up there that he would be more effective in the redzone. Because until they get a threat like that in the redzone (or develop a Gates/Gonzalez/NE TE) they're going to have problems scoring.
I'm not trying to be argumentative I honestly just don't know enough about the Rams WRs and haven't really seen any of them dominate (though Danario had a great game from the stat line I saw) since the Issac Bruce, Tory Holt days basically.
hokahey wrote:Did you watch the game? They have that guy. His name is Danario Alexander, and when they dress him and get him in the game all he does is catch that pass over and over.Juana wrote:I think the thing the Rams are missing is a big WR (like a Jones or Green) that is young and they can lock up for 5-6 years. Get someone that Bradford can throw that back shoulder fade to.
I suppose they're scared of playing him too much because his left knee is held together with thumb tacks and scotch tape, but why keep on the team then and release receievers that can play every down better than the people they're playing instead of Danario? It makes no sense.
This should make hoka happy... even though it's too late...ellis wrote:stay classy, New York...
and if that wasn't enough... how about some fake injuries?
It won't take the MNF game into consideration for punishment... but from this point forward, there will be action taken against teams caught cheating with injuries.The NFL has warned teams that any suspected faking of injuries by players to disrupt the flow of the game could result in players, coaches and clubs facing league discipline -- including the forfeiture of draft picks.
In a memo sent to all 32 teams Wednesday morning, the NFL stated: "Should the league office determine that there is reasonable cause, all those suspected in being involved in faking injuries will be summoned promptly to this office in New York to discuss the matter. Those found to be violators will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action for conduct detrimental to the game. Discipline could include fines of coaches, players and clubs, suspensions or forfeiture of draft choices."
The harsh warning comes two days after two New York Giants defenders dropped to the ground with alleged injuries during a drive by the St. Louis Rams, who were effectively driving the ball down the field in a no-huddle offense. Giants coach Tom Coughlin said that he thought safety Deon Grant, one of the players who fell to the ground, was cramping because of the tempo of the drive.
The NFL stated that it doesn't have any rules against players feigning injuries because putting those in place could result in players who truly are hurt remaining on the field and jeopardizing their health to prevent a penalty. For now, the rules state that the only way discipline is levied is if a player, coach or club official admits to faking an injury.
wasn't that the way it used to be? But the game was slower then.hokahey wrote:Why doesn't an injury just result in a timeout if a team has any?
i saw that play live and said he just blew his acl again was typical turf stick acl pop...hell of a play to go out on though got me outa my seatellis wrote:NY Giants Hixon out for remainder of the year with a torn ACL. Same one he tore last year. And he tore it making the freakish TD catch vs Rams.
