It was a great weekend if you are a sports fan. The Olympics wrapped up in London, the PGA crowned Rory McIlroy it's new champion, the Cardinals lost two of three to the Phillies, and the Rams started their pre-season schedule where they left off last January. The Rams dropped the first exhibition game of the season to the Indianapolis Colts 38-3. I did not watch it but from what I have read this morning, it was ugly.
Pre-Season exhibitions don't mean squat. But, I sure hope this Rams team improves on last year and Sam Bradford doesnt get seriously injured before the regular season begins. Go Rams!
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August 13, 2012
September 12, 2010
Cautiously Optimistic
The St. Louis Rams have no where to go but up this year. They have managed six wins over the past three seasons, including just one win last year.
This year brings some optimism with the start of a new season. The Rams I believe are quite a bit better than the squad that started the 2009 season. Foremost in the personnel changes is Quarterback Sam Bradford, the very first player taken in the 2010 NFL draft. Bradford has looked good in four pre-season games and many so called experts believe he is ready to start in the NFL. The Rams offensive line has also improved to protect the club's investment in it's first round pick. And the team has a few guys who can actually catch the ball when it is thrown to them.
The defense should also show more improvement on what it started last year. In several pre-season games it came up with key stops and forced several key turnovers.
So, with the start of a new season that is why I am cautiously optimistic about the teams' chances. My guess is it will win three to five games this year. And that would be three to five times as many as it won last year. Go Rams!
This year brings some optimism with the start of a new season. The Rams I believe are quite a bit better than the squad that started the 2009 season. Foremost in the personnel changes is Quarterback Sam Bradford, the very first player taken in the 2010 NFL draft. Bradford has looked good in four pre-season games and many so called experts believe he is ready to start in the NFL. The Rams offensive line has also improved to protect the club's investment in it's first round pick. And the team has a few guys who can actually catch the ball when it is thrown to them.
The defense should also show more improvement on what it started last year. In several pre-season games it came up with key stops and forced several key turnovers.
So, with the start of a new season that is why I am cautiously optimistic about the teams' chances. My guess is it will win three to five games this year. And that would be three to five times as many as it won last year. Go Rams!
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