yungruffryder said:
The rams will not lose more than one div. game. However, being in the Nfc West, they could lose all the games you mentionned and STILL take the paper crown.
To return to the subject matter, the rams have a better qb, receiving core
Yeah, they do... and yet, they were only a .500 team last year, despite playing in an awfully weak division...
In addition, I have to note that our game against your Rams is on January 1st, the end of the season, and Bulger has yet to play an entire season without getting hurt... so there is no reason for you to be certain that he'll even be playing at that point, and plenty of reason for you to wonder if he will...
Oh, and while we're at it, the phrase is receiving CORPS... as in Marine Corps...
Pace is good, but so is Flozell Adams... good enough to play in the last 2 Pro Bowls, anyway...
And our course, an offensive line is made up of FIVE players, and the Cowboys enjoy a clear superiority at the other 4 positions... even at RT; how many of those 50 sacks that the Rams gave up last year was Williams personally responsible for??
We have 3 guys who have each played in the last 2 Pro Bowls, the Rams have one... we gave up 36 sacks last year, the Rams gave up 50... the Cowboys also had the better running game...
Clearly, the Cowboys have the superior offensive line...
Uhhh, Mr. Manslaughter had 7 sacks last season, while Greg Ellis had 9... and Ellis was MUCH better against the run in the process... your entire returning DL had just 22 sacks on the season, while the Cowboys' returning DL had 25.5... the Cowboys were also tougher against the run, significantly tougher (26 fewer yards per game allowed)...
Just going with the incumbents, the Cowboys clearly have the better defensive line...
And that's without taking into account the THREE first round caliber pass rushers the Cowboys acquired in the draft-- Marcus Spears, DeMarcus Ware and Chris Canty... they also added Jay Ratliff, but I kinda expect him to wind up on the practice squad this season...
My point is you don't have the first clue how those players will impact the pass rush, which means your arguments about whose DL is better is stoopid...
ROTFLMAO... you keep on running off at the mouth without having the FIRST clue *** you're talking about... here's a comparison of the top 5 CBs on the Rams' depth chart (Jerametrius Butler, Travis Fisher, DeJuan Groce, Kevin Garrett and Dwight Anderson) versus the top 5 Cowboys CBs (Anthony Henry, Terrence Newman, Aaron Glenn, Pete Hunter and Lance Frazier):
Rams CBs-- 158 games played, 17 interceptions, 2 TDs... 49 passes defensed... an average of .11 interceptions per game played, .31 passes defensed per game played... .01 TDs per game played...
Cowboys CBs-- 299 games played, 65 interceptions, 6 TDs... 182 passes defensed... that's .33 interceptions per game played... .61 passes defensed per game played... .02 TDs per game played...
In every pass defense stat, it's the Cowboys' CBs who come off superior... significantly superior, in fact... and of course, that doesn't factor in the best DB the Cowboys have, perennial Pro Bowl safety Roy Williams... you guys don't have ANYBODY approaching his ability in your defensive backfield...
You take Butler, Fisher and Groce, I'll take Henry, Newman and Glenn... so would just about anybody else who knows jack about football... all that said, I'd take Butler in a heartbeat, if y'all want to get rid of him... I think he's gonna have a bright future in the game...
This will be enough to beat the cowboys along with other teams.
You guys will be lucky to finish .500 again... I figure by that last game of the season, the Rams will be out of the playoff hunt and in full meltdown mode...
I gotta say, though, I got a real kick out of your claim that Tony Hargrove would get 3 sacks against our RT... this amused me on 2 levels-- first, Hargrove has all of ONE sack in his NFL career, and is in fact currently listed as a BACKUP DE (to Jay Williams) on the Rams' depth chart over on NFL.com...
But what's funnier still is you apparently haven't heard that there's a very real possibility that Larry Allen (who is fully healthy for the first time in a couple-three years, back to bench pressing in excess of 600 pounds) will move to RT, if none of the other contenders impresses in training camp... this is possible because Stephen Peterman has looked really, really good in workouts so far this offseason, good enough that coaches think he might be ready to start in place of Allen at LG...
Jevon Freakin' Kearse wouldn't be able to get 3 sacks against Larry Allen, LOL...
Don't be upset at how I'm making you look foolish, troll, just consider this part of your smack education...
Here endeth the lesson... LOL...