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#51
$HOWTIME. 
Couple thoughts
Posted:
#57
Rams up 7-3 and honestly I like the way this game is setting up.
Stafford hasn’t even been sharp yet and LA is still controlling the better parts of the game. The Rams are running it for 5.5 a carry, they’ve already hit a chunk play to Puka, and Purdy has mostly been living underneath.
San Francisco isn’t really threatening them vertically, and the Rams are getting what they want on the ground.
Stafford threw a bad pick and left points out there, but if he settles in and McVay stays patient with the run, I still like where we’re sitting.
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#60
At 10-7 with 4:28 left in the half, nothing about the bet is broken. LA is still averaging 5.8 yards per play, the running game has produced 66 yards on 12 carries, and each team has one turnover. The difference right now is Stafford threw away a scoring opportunity and San Francisco just hit one 39 yard td
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#61
Whatever live score feed Elon has plugged into X is ridiculously fast. I always thought theScore was quick, but this thing is smoking it.
Obviously it blows the Netflix delay away, but even compared to the other live score apps, X is updating almost instantly. If you can find the game feed on X, check it out. Holy shit, it’s fast.
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#64
@TSix
I’m not even 100% sure where the feed is located. It just randomly showed up pinned at the top of my normal X feed while I was scrolling, so I clicked it.
Holy shit, it’s unbelievably fast. It’s smoking theScore and obviously way ahead of the Netflix delay.
If I figure out exactly where to find it consistently, I’ll post it.
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#71
Quote Originally Posted by LVTruck:
The Rams aren’t some cheap operation. Their owner is legitimately rich, and Sean McVay didn’t just wake up and decide to land in Australia a day before kickoff. They sent people over months ago, tested the travel, tracked sleep and recovery, adjusted practice times back home, and built the whole plan around keeping the players on their LA body clocks. Kickoff in Australia basically feels like late afternoon to them. McVay’s thinking is simple why completely flip your body clock for one game, then fly home and have to flip it all over again You can disagree with the strategy, but this wasn’t some fucking guess. They did the homework.
The Rams aren’t some cheap operation. Their owner is legitimately rich, and Sean McVay didn’t just wake up and decide to land in Australia a day before kickoff. They sent people over months ago, tested the travel, tracked sleep and recovery, adjusted practice times back home, and built the whole plan around keeping the players on their LA body clocks. Kickoff in Australia basically feels like late afternoon to them. McVay’s thinking is simple why completely flip your body clock for one game, then fly home and have to flip it all over again You can disagree with the strategy, but this wasn’t some fucking guess. They did the homework.
"Kickoff in Australia feels like an afternoon game to them."
Sure looks like an afternoon game to me.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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