What do the Rams do now?

[RON_IN_OC]

They should consider bringing Jeff Fisher back in an advisory role.

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[Arz101]

Wishful thinking that the Rams are in trouble however they are still the team to beat in the NFC West.

Logic says Rams will be OK. History says Rams are in trouble ala 2015 Panthers, 2016 Falcons, 2012 49ers, 2014 Seahawks etc.

I think Rams are closer to later now that Fangiao and Bellichick exposed them.

 

[PACardsFan]

They're set for awhile. There GM knows what's he's doing and turned a team from the pits into a Super Bowl player. Shoot they managed to get Peters and Talib when KEIM has had YEARS and failed to find ONE average CB to play across PP.

Their GM is so far ahead of the Cardinals....I don't think Keim or anyone in AZ has time to worry about the Rams falling from the sky....it's also the team that KILLED the Cardinals in both games 34-0 and 31-9 (and most of their starters didn't even play)

Beating the Cardinals last year is the equivalence of beating a local high school team. The first sign of trouble and the stands will be half empty in LA. What's up with Gurley?? I don't believe he's injured either. As the Niners & Cardinals improve, and they will, the Rams will be lucky to get to 10 wins. And that's only if everything goes right.

 

[Ronin]

They should consider bringing Jeff Fisher back in an advisory role.

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The Rams did that for the Super Bowl.

 

[slanidrac16]

The blueprint for beating the Rams has been laid out for their future opponents.

 

[JeffGollin]

The blueprint for beating the Rams has been laid out for their future opponents.

To be contentious -

Does rolling up 13 whole points represent a "blueprint" for beating the Rams?

Was limiting the Rams to 3 points "repeatable?" or simply an outlier.

Could any current HC other than Belichick develop that plan for beating the Rams...& then execute it to perfection?

Do the Pats pull off the win without Edelman? Gronk?

 

[slanidrac16]

To be contentious -

Does rolling up 13 whole points represent a "blueprint" for beating the Rams?

Was limiting the Rams to 3 points "repeatable?" or simply an outlier.

Could any current HC other than Belichick develop that plan for beating the Rams...& then execute it to perfection?

Do the Pats pull off the win without Edelman? Gronk?

The bears throttled the Rams much the same way the Pats did . In fact the bears may have designed the blueprint. As far as could the Pats did it without Brady and Gronkowski. Well I don’t know. Could the Steelers won without rothlishithead and Holmes?

 

[NJCardFan]

What do the Rams do? They adapt, they overcome. They move on. Teams lose championships then go on to great things. The Cowboys lost SBV then went on to win SBVI. The Dolphins lost SBVI in much the same way the Rams lost this one and went undefeated the next season and won the next year too. Elway lost 3 embarrassing Super Bowls and ended his career with back to back wins. In short, everyone just keeps plugging along. Next season is a new season.

 

[AZ Native]

I liked this one:

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