Don't know if anyone's been paying attention, but Emmanuel Forbes has been having one hell of a year since getting out of the Redskins dumpster fire. Currently leads the Rams in passes defended and tied for the team lead in INTs.
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Seeing the year Forbes is having, and QBs like Mac Jones and Sam Darnold also having resurgent years, you gotta wonder how many capable players have had their careers ruined by playing for **** teams and then washing out without another chance.
Love that dude - just a playmaker.
Well, those two will be in the playoffs, and the other two division teams won’t.
I'm a little salty about the NFL gifting them a playoff win over the Saints; 'll go to my grave thinking something shady went down on that blatant missed PI. But I also really like Stafford.
He’s doing a lot better but he got burned a bunch early in the year. PFF has him ranked something like #55 out of 108 cb’s. I’m rooting for him, he was placed in a terrible situation in Washington and was asked to do things he had never done before. Rams defense is much more suited to him.
I’m a 49ers fan so needless to say those two are high up on my list of hated teams. Seahawks worse than Rams for me.
The hatred is mutual on behalf of the Seahawks.
The dude stepped on the field his freshman year and made a difference. Would never be a bad thing to have another former bulldog with a ring. Maybe he can come talk some sense into the current team. And invite the basketball team.
Bill Vinovich, the crew chief, is still calling games. Oddly enough he has not been assigned to call a game in New Orleans since that game.
No, but he nor his crew have been back to New Orleans, His crew oddly enough having 4 guys from the LA area on it
- Cost of SoFi stadium: $5.5 billion, breaks ground in 2016, opened in 2020
- "Missed" PI call against LA Rams at New Orleans in 2018 NFC game, sends Rams to Super Bowl
- LA Rams win 2022 Super Bowl (with another controversial call)
Correct. Very large market
Sofi is owned by two small companies with very little influence. Vanguard and Blackrock.
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