by Elvis 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 38436 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #21 BobCarl liked this post BobCarl wrote:I liked the time when the Rams traded opening kickoffs... I don't know who was louder ... Me or the rest of the stadiumFalcons. IIRC that's the game where Wilkins got hurt and we went for two every time... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by rams74 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 1469 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #22 dieterbrock liked this post dieterbrock wrote:Best defensive play?How about Nolan Cromwell’s game clinching INT against the Steelers in Super Bowl XIVOh wait a minute.....I thought of that one. That was a great play. But I was going to mention Rod Perry's interception of the Bradshaw to Stallworth 73-yard bomb in the 4th quarter of that same Super Bowl. The one that ended up on the SI cover. Oh, wait a minute... 1 by BobCarl 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 4295 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #23 Elvis liked this post Elvis wrote:Falcons. IIRC that's the game where Wilkins got hurt and we went for two every time...Thanks for the reminder of what game it was. Here is the video it gives me goosebumps to watch the video of these teams trading kickoffs again. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret 1 by aeneas1 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 16894 Joined: Sep 13 2015 Norcal Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #24 that 2000 team, crazy...- since 1978 (when the league moved to a 16-game schedule), 1,233 offenses have taken the field - only 5 scored more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- the flipside? 1,233 defenses have taken the field since 1978 - only 25 gave up more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- from week 1 through week 6, prior to warner getting hurt in week 7 against the chiefs, the rams scored a ridiculous average of 38.7 offensive points per game... from week 7 through week 16 that average dropped by more than 10 points, to 28.1 per game, yet 28.1 would have still been enough to put the rams at #1 in offensive scoring in 2000.- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game. by PARAM 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 12239 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #25 aeneas1, dieterbrock liked this post aeneas1 wrote:- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game.If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 2 by Rams1PlateSince1976 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 2077 Joined: Oct 12 2016 LA Coliseum Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #26 Word around the camp fire is that Marshall Faulk all but begged to play cornerback at times that season. by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by rams74 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 1469 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #22 dieterbrock liked this post dieterbrock wrote:Best defensive play?How about Nolan Cromwell’s game clinching INT against the Steelers in Super Bowl XIVOh wait a minute.....I thought of that one. That was a great play. But I was going to mention Rod Perry's interception of the Bradshaw to Stallworth 73-yard bomb in the 4th quarter of that same Super Bowl. The one that ended up on the SI cover. Oh, wait a minute... 1 by BobCarl 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 4295 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #23 Elvis liked this post Elvis wrote:Falcons. IIRC that's the game where Wilkins got hurt and we went for two every time...Thanks for the reminder of what game it was. Here is the video it gives me goosebumps to watch the video of these teams trading kickoffs again. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret 1 by aeneas1 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 16894 Joined: Sep 13 2015 Norcal Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #24 that 2000 team, crazy...- since 1978 (when the league moved to a 16-game schedule), 1,233 offenses have taken the field - only 5 scored more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- the flipside? 1,233 defenses have taken the field since 1978 - only 25 gave up more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- from week 1 through week 6, prior to warner getting hurt in week 7 against the chiefs, the rams scored a ridiculous average of 38.7 offensive points per game... from week 7 through week 16 that average dropped by more than 10 points, to 28.1 per game, yet 28.1 would have still been enough to put the rams at #1 in offensive scoring in 2000.- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game. by PARAM 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 12239 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #25 aeneas1, dieterbrock liked this post aeneas1 wrote:- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game.If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 2 by Rams1PlateSince1976 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 2077 Joined: Oct 12 2016 LA Coliseum Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #26 Word around the camp fire is that Marshall Faulk all but begged to play cornerback at times that season. by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by BobCarl 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 4295 Joined: Mar 08 2017 LA Coliseum Superstar For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #23 Elvis liked this post Elvis wrote:Falcons. IIRC that's the game where Wilkins got hurt and we went for two every time...Thanks for the reminder of what game it was. Here is the video it gives me goosebumps to watch the video of these teams trading kickoffs again. ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret 1 by aeneas1 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 16894 Joined: Sep 13 2015 Norcal Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #24 that 2000 team, crazy...- since 1978 (when the league moved to a 16-game schedule), 1,233 offenses have taken the field - only 5 scored more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- the flipside? 1,233 defenses have taken the field since 1978 - only 25 gave up more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- from week 1 through week 6, prior to warner getting hurt in week 7 against the chiefs, the rams scored a ridiculous average of 38.7 offensive points per game... from week 7 through week 16 that average dropped by more than 10 points, to 28.1 per game, yet 28.1 would have still been enough to put the rams at #1 in offensive scoring in 2000.- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game. by PARAM 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 12239 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #25 aeneas1, dieterbrock liked this post aeneas1 wrote:- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game.If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 2 by Rams1PlateSince1976 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 2077 Joined: Oct 12 2016 LA Coliseum Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #26 Word around the camp fire is that Marshall Faulk all but begged to play cornerback at times that season. by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by aeneas1 4 years 10 months ago Total posts: 16894 Joined: Sep 13 2015 Norcal Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #24 that 2000 team, crazy...- since 1978 (when the league moved to a 16-game schedule), 1,233 offenses have taken the field - only 5 scored more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- the flipside? 1,233 defenses have taken the field since 1978 - only 25 gave up more offensive points than the 2000 rams.- from week 1 through week 6, prior to warner getting hurt in week 7 against the chiefs, the rams scored a ridiculous average of 38.7 offensive points per game... from week 7 through week 16 that average dropped by more than 10 points, to 28.1 per game, yet 28.1 would have still been enough to put the rams at #1 in offensive scoring in 2000.- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game. by PARAM 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 12239 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #25 aeneas1, dieterbrock liked this post aeneas1 wrote:- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game.If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 2 by Rams1PlateSince1976 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 2077 Joined: Oct 12 2016 LA Coliseum Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #26 Word around the camp fire is that Marshall Faulk all but begged to play cornerback at times that season. by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024
by PARAM 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 12239 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #25 aeneas1, dieterbrock liked this post aeneas1 wrote:- more than half of the rams 7 losses on the year (including the postseason) came despite the rams scoring 28 or more points in the game.If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 2 by Rams1PlateSince1976 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 2077 Joined: Oct 12 2016 LA Coliseum Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #26 Word around the camp fire is that Marshall Faulk all but begged to play cornerback at times that season. by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024
by Rams1PlateSince1976 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 2077 Joined: Oct 12 2016 LA Coliseum Pro Bowl For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #26 Word around the camp fire is that Marshall Faulk all but begged to play cornerback at times that season. by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024
by rather 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 349 Joined: Oct 04 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #27 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! We would have won like we did so many other times despite the D giving up huge points. We had the momentum and the swagger offensively, to win that game on that possession. How would that have changed history? We would have played the Vikings (#24 defensively) the next week and then the Giants (#5 defense; #15 offense). It might have been the best offense in the NFL (the Rams) vs the best defense in the NFL (the Ravens) in SB 35. I don't think it would have been a walk for that Ravens D.We would have played the Giants next, as the 6 seed we'd play the 1, which was the Giants that year - and the Rams crushed them in NY with Trent Green and Justin Watson. 2 seed was MN and the Rams matched up great against them too.The whole NFC that year played the Rams like it was their Super Bowl and let all their other games be coin flips .. that is how you got a very weak 1 seeded Giants team and a "let's still pretend it's 1998" 2 seed Vikings team. After that it was 3 Saints, 4 Eagles, 5 Bucs. That was some serious NFC weak-sauce; the Rams at 6 seed was the most talented of the NFC field.At any rate, if the Rams beat the Saints in that game, they likely would not have been in a position to hire Lovie Smith and then be even better in '01, but no bearing on Martz's ultimate fate and everything that happened after .. by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024
by dieterbrock 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #28 PARAM wrote:If only Az doesn't fumble that punt in Nawlins!! .Oh man. If only.... They were going to win that game, at the very least tie it up. Down 31-7 in 4th Q and they were like, BURP... Hold my beer.... Ugh... by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 29 posts Apr 16 2024
by SpeedRacer 4 years 9 months ago Total posts: 389 Joined: May 31 2016 LA Coliseum Starter For historians: what were the greatest Rams plays (by category) of all time? POST #29 Elvis liked this post Catch: Wendell Tyler had a flying, one-handed, back of the end-zone TD in Anaheim one year. I believe it was a Monday Night v the F'ers. (Wendell was a Ram at the time. I would never bring up even a mediocre catch by an F'er!) Anyone else recall this one? Kickoff Returns: Ron Brown's double v the Packers. Brown finished 4th in the Olympic 100 Meter final. .04 seconds out of the medals. Disgraced Steroid User Canadian Ben Johnson edged him out. I have zero doubt Johnson was already using in 1984. Brown should have a Bronze Medal. Go Rams! RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 Reply 3 / 3 1 3 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business