If Gurley's knee doesn't improve in off-season, Rams considering stem-cell treatment?
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/zn/ wrote:I understand the efforts to write this out of existence
PARAM wrote:I'm still wondering about Goff's troubles in Detroit, Chicago and vs the Eagles. He can't read defenses? He can't play in cold weather? He can't perform against top tier teams? Until the Rams say something either way (confirm or deny), it should be considered fact.
Man are we in trouble or what? A lame running back and a second tier QB.
PARAM wrote:I'm still wondering about Goff's troubles in Detroit, Chicago and vs the Eagles. He can't read defenses? He can't play in cold weather? He can't perform against top tier teams? Until the Rams say something either way (confirm or deny), it should be considered fact.
Man are we in trouble or what? A lame running back and a second tier QB.
ramsman34 wrote:That said, Gurley has become a little bit of an enigma for me. I hope he can thrive with reduced carries in the regular season and be truly fresh, healthy, and ready to go come playoffs. And the playoffs are going to be harder to make this season, I believe.
/zn/ wrote:you know if it weren't for you, everyone would forget that Goff actually played well against Detroit, Chicago, and New England.
But you go too far when you make up this goofy strawman schtick by acting like someone said he could not play well against top tier teams. No one is saying that, but if you get off on strawmen, you get off on strawmen. Though sometimes a strawman buzz can go too far.
These are the top 10 defenses/winning teams Goff played well against, and everyone knows it: Chargers, Vikings, Dallas. He also played well in 4 combined games against the Saints and Seattle, playoff teams who were no slouches.
Brady had 5 subpar games in his 3rd year. Goff, YES EVEN GOFF (!) had a few in his third year too. (I know, it can't be said though. Hush. Shh. Or, someone will flame you on a message board... .... heaven forbid....)
Anyway, I expect him to have fewer games like that as time goes by.
As for Gurley, no there's no condition he has to manage. Every elite back gets severe wear and tear issues after the 1st game and then is sidelined by pain and inflammation in the same knee later in the same season. Nothing to see here. Move along. Yours sincerely, the Ministry of Rams Truth.
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/zn/ wrote:you know if it weren't for you, everyone would forget that Goff actually played well against Detroit, Chicago, and New England.
But you go too far when you make up this goofy strawman schtick by acting like someone said he could not play well against top tier teams. No one is saying that, but if you get off on strawmen, you get off on strawmen. Though sometimes a strawman buzz can go too far.
These are the top 10 defenses/winning teams Goff played well against, and everyone knows it: Chargers, Vikings, Dallas. He also played well in 4 combined games against the Saints and Seattle, playoff teams who were no slouches.
Brady had 5 subpar games in his 3rd year. Goff, YES EVEN GOFF (!) had a few in his third year too. (I know, it can't be said though. Hush. Shh. Or, someone will flame you on a message board... .... heaven forbid....)
Anyway, I expect him to have fewer games like that as time goes by.
As for Gurley, no there's no condition he has to manage. Every elite back gets severe wear and tear issues after the 1st game and then is sidelined by pain and inflammation in the same knee later in the same season. Nothing to see here. Move along. Yours sincerely, the Ministry of Rams Truth.
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