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#1
Just 2 weeks ago all the so called experts had them to win the super bowl. Look what's happened since then.
Did everyone crown the rams too soon?
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#7
Quote Originally Posted by jdmoney14:
Yeppp. Still can be a dangerous team in January, but they aren’t the heavy super bowl faves people made them out to be a month ago. If they lose tonight, they would be most likely traveling to Philly in the 1st round.
If they go to philly they're one and done imo.
Yeppp. Still can be a dangerous team in January, but they aren’t the heavy super bowl faves people made them out to be a month ago. If they lose tonight, they would be most likely traveling to Philly in the 1st round.
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#9
Quote Originally Posted by chicubs09:
Quote Originally Posted by jdmoney14: Yeppp. Still can be a dangerous team in January, but they aren’t the heavy super bowl faves people made them out to be a month ago. If they lose tonight, they would be most likely traveling to Philly in the 1st round. If they go to philly they're one and done imo.
Quote Originally Posted by jdmoney14: Yeppp. Still can be a dangerous team in January, but they aren’t the heavy super bowl faves people made them out to be a month ago. If they lose tonight, they would be most likely traveling to Philly in the 1st round. If they go to philly they're one and done imo.
I don't know about that. Philly offense is inconsistent these days.
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#10
To be fair, every metric and rating has them #1 basically. They've had the hardest schedule as well. They've earned it.
It's not just the espn's of the world hyping them up for no reason.
Most teams go through ups and downs. The Rams have rode a long wave on the up n up. This could be a down swing at a poor time.
Most importantly the o line injuries imo.
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#22
Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:
You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open.
You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open.
Are dogs going to bark in this postseason?
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#23
Quote Originally Posted by Europa:
Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open. Are dogs going to bark in this postseason?
Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open. Are dogs going to bark in this postseason?
I don't think there is a clear cut favourite. Anything is possible
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#24
Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:
Quote Originally Posted by Europa: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open. Are dogs going to bark in this postseason? I don't think there is a clear cut favourite. Anything is possible
Quote Originally Posted by Europa: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open. Are dogs going to bark in this postseason? I don't think there is a clear cut favourite. Anything is possible
Got it. Teams like Texans or Bills, Rams the wildcard teams could still go deep in the playoffs?
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#25
Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:
Quote Originally Posted by Europa: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open. Are dogs going to bark in this postseason? I don't think there is a clear cut favourite. Anything is possible
Quote Originally Posted by Europa: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: You can't listen to the hype. ESPN is all about creating narratives. Every team (except the NFL South, and if its Pittsburgh) that will make the playoffs has a great opportunity to win the Superbowl this year. It is wide open. Are dogs going to bark in this postseason? I don't think there is a clear cut favourite. Anything is possible
The NFC is currently -130, and I think that's a good bet. The conference is clearly stronger than the afc right now.
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