Attention Jerry and Stephen: THIS is what All in really means

[OGSixshooter]

Bob is good people. We're all just old I think.

That wasn’t at @Bobhaze ! That was a sarcastic diss to the people who want Bob to lower his standards.

 

[kskboys]

lol.

No.

Jerry and his idiot son have made comments about relevance before. This is just another on the long list.

When will our fans realize Jerry doesn’t care? He wants to win yes. But his way. So he can take all of the credit.

In doing so, he tells all the fans he doesn’t care.

Looking at his actions, Jerry doesn't care about winning. He says he does and it's hard to fathom if he doesn't, but actions speak louder than words. He knows it doesn't work when he's in charge, that has been proven beyond any doubt whatsoever. So, does he want to win? Facts say no.

Might have changed now, as the moves we made this offseason were polar opposites of normal Jerry moves. It's possible Schotty is being allowed to make personnel decisions. Or, here's a thought, Jimmy Johnson and Jerry made peace. Is it possible that Jimmy is responsible for this offseason?

 

[kskboys]

That’s cool it’s all in the first line…next

Then why'd you keep typing?

 

[stiletto]

That wasn’t at @Bobhaze ! That was a sarcastic diss to the people who want Bob to lower his standards.

LOL! Agree. We need more people to be like Bob.

 

[Captain43Crash]

The LA rams have once again thumbed their nose at the draft and the old school ways that NFL executives traditionally have chosen to build the key elements of their team.

The aggressive and highly successful rams GM Les Snead has become the supreme river boat gambler of NFL executives by making a huge “all in” move to acquire two time Defensive player of the year and 5 time first team All Pro Myles Garrett from Cleveland. In exchange the rams gave up their talented young LB Jared Verse, a 2027 first-rounder, and a conditional 2029 3rd round pick.

Attention JJ and SJ: THIS is what you call “All in”.

What is admirable about this move is not just that Les Snead and the rams made this move. It was WHEN and WHY they did it.

• By making the move in the spring, both the rams and the browns have those players in place for all remaining OTAs, mini-camps, training camp, etc. (Unlike a week before the season…if you know what I mean)
• The rams have shown they are willing to take a big risk WHEN THEY ARE CLOSE TO WINNING IT ALL. Last year the rams were really close to making the SB, losing to the eventual champs, the Seahawks 31-27 in the NFC championship. It was clear they needed a better pass rush. And they got it.
• Now the rams have to be considered the NFC favorite going into 2026. They are (on paper) what appears to be a much better football team.

In short, the rams GM saw last year that if they didn’t “go for it” and make a big move, they would likely not be better in 2026.

And for everyone saying the rams are “mortgaging their future” by doing this - they have already done this in 2021, and have a Lombardi to show for it. No guarantees this trade will translate to a SB win, but it is a lot more likely now than it was last year.

When the Cowboys say they are not willing to take risks like this with draft capital to “go for it”, then they might as well say, “We’re just hoping we’re going to catch lightening in a bottle”. Les Snead is saying, “Hold my beer while we GRAB that bottle”.

Low risk, low reward.

And here’s the rams playoff record under Les Snead since he took over in 2017:

• 10-6, 2 NFC championships in 3 appearnces, and 1 Lombardi.
• Cowboys in that same period: 2-4 with a ton more draft picks and “financial responsibility”.

Who’s ALL IN?

Talk is cheap. Stephen and Jerry like most owners and GM’s are all talk, but not Les Snead and what’s his name, the GM from Philly.

Listening to Stephen trying rationalize not going all in when Snead and Philly’s GM do it, and WIN Super Bowls!!!!

Shut your pie hole Stephen, your a clueless idiot!!!!!!!