Yeah that's why for the last 20 years he brings in under-qualified/under-performing staff that he can bully and manipulate........
Rams didn't build through FA. They built through the draft then filled in the gaps w/ FA.
I thought you were gonna say, fire their worthless head coach and bring in a young up and come with balls and a fresh ideas.This off season, the Rams signed Suh, Marcus Peters, and Talib in free agency
Guess what? It’s working..........
It seems their roster/team building strategy is light years ahead of ours.
There are NFL fans out there right now who are disappointed with their team’s start to the 2018 offseason. Whether it was talent lost, talent gained, or the contractual implications that ultimately impact the organization for this year and beyond, there is undoubtedly an entire fan base out there that is not satiated. They wanted more for, or from, their team.
But that is not the case for Los Angeles Rams’ fans, where there’s more excitement than downtime.
Players are being traded, picks are being shuffled, pro bowl players are being acquired, atrocious contracts are being discarded or reworked, and they are already on the books for compensatory picks in 2019. It seems as though every day in March a Rams’ fan could wake up and just feel the excitement.
Goodbye Robert Quinn, Alec Ogletree, and Trumaine Johnson. No love lost, and best of luck to you in your new homes. But hello Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib, Sam Shields, and Ndamukong Suh.
Consider it addition by subtraction. And what the Rams have added this offseason isn’t something they’re hoping to build upon for a future run deep into the postseason. It’s predicated on a Super Bowl run in 2018.
https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2018/...les-rams-are-building-up-for-a-super-bowl-run
He's suggesting we have a pro active front office which is just asinine.
It's his ego preventing that realization. I really think he wants to win.
That’s exactly what they did too. Out with fisher and in with McVay!
Absolutely. But he only wants to win under his own terms, so he does not want to win more than anything. He wants to win to validate himself, not understanding that it's too late for that.
That's very naive and lazy.
If he publicly stated it he realized it.
And inaccurate. Jerry wants validation as a football man, which keeps us from super bowl contention, as he's just not football smart enough to build a super bowl contender. It's like a master house builder who sucks at mechanics insisting on doing his own mechanic work even though he keeps screwing up his cars.
We just don't have the front office expertise for this.This off season, the Rams signed Suh, Marcus Peters, and Talib in free agency
Guess what? It’s working..........
It seems their roster/team building strategy is light years ahead of ours.
There are NFL fans out there right now who are disappointed with their team’s start to the 2018 offseason. Whether it was talent lost, talent gained, or the contractual implications that ultimately impact the organization for this year and beyond, there is undoubtedly an entire fan base out there that is not satiated. They wanted more for, or from, their team.
But that is not the case for Los Angeles Rams’ fans, where there’s more excitement than downtime.
Players are being traded, picks are being shuffled, pro bowl players are being acquired, atrocious contracts are being discarded or reworked, and they are already on the books for compensatory picks in 2019. It seems as though every day in March a Rams’ fan could wake up and just feel the excitement.
Goodbye Robert Quinn, Alec Ogletree, and Trumaine Johnson. No love lost, and best of luck to you in your new homes. But hello Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib, Sam Shields, and Ndamukong Suh.
Consider it addition by subtraction. And what the Rams have added this offseason isn’t something they’re hoping to build upon for a future run deep into the postseason. It’s predicated on a Super Bowl run in 2018.
https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2018/...les-rams-are-building-up-for-a-super-bowl-run
Not it's not. He wants things done on his terms (even when he realizes its not for the best and it's resulted in 20 years of mediocrity) and if things don't work out it's not a huge deal, he's still getting the attention/money he seeks.
You keep telling yourself that. Just don't expect others to believe it.
