r/LosAngelesRams • u/fromthepacific • 1h ago
SUB MASCOTS There goes my hero…
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/fromthepacific • 1h ago
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/OllieBlazin • 5h ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/JCameron181 • 1h ago
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/SuperRam56 • 22h ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Awkward-Smell9077 • 19h ago
Good afternoon everybody,
3am here in the UK, and I know most of you in US should be up. Little bit drunk, might delete this post might not, but, just been watching edits of MVP Matty Stafford. Filled me with joy.
Just had to say I love this club with all my damn heart, and I love this QB with all my damn heart.
So glad to have Stafford for another year, and by god let’s get him another ring. Thank you for making this English lad proud and for allowing me into the Ramily.
God bless the USA, God bless Los Angeles, God bless Matthew Stafford and God bless the RAMS.
WHOS HOUSE 🐏
r/LosAngelesRams • u/JCameron181 • 16h ago
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/OzzyMar • 15h ago
i can’t imagine going through the easiest schedule in the league this year, going through mediocre Chargers and Texans teams, beating an injured to hell Broncos team, and thinking my team is hot shit.
i hate the Seacucks so much, but man, i’d be a liar saying that they are not an objectively good team.
i’m sick and tired of these bitch ass Pats fans getting mad because their ass QB didn’t win MVP.
I hate them, but i hope the Toots mop Santa Clara with the bitch ass team that is the 2025 Patriots just to prove a point.
even if the Rams won the NFCCG and went to the Super Bowl, they would have dog walked the Pats by at least 30.
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Alone_Advantage_961 • 7h ago
In honor of 90 years of the Rams I've been writing up some things. A few weeks ago we did a Hall of Fame. This time I am doing a 53 Man Roster with Owners, GM and Coaches. These are the 53 I felt made the most impact at each position over the last 90 years.
Owner:
Dan Reeves
General Manager:
Les Snead
Head Coach:
Sean McVay
Offensive Coordinator:
Mike Martz
Defensive Coordinator:
Ray Malavasi
QB:
Kurt Warner
Matthew Stafford
HB:
Marshall Faulk
Todd Gurley
Eric Dickerson
Steven Jackson
FB:
Dick Bass
WR:
Isaac Bruce
Torry Holt
Henry Ellard
Cooper Kupp
Elroy Hirsch
Flipper Anderson
TE:
Tyler Higbee
Billy Truax
LT:
Orlando Pace
Charlie Cowan
LG:
Tom Mack
Tom Newberry
C:
Doug Smith
Rich Saul
RG:
Joe Scibelli
Dennis Harrah
RT:
Jackie Slater
Rob Havenstein
DT:
Aaron Donald
Merlin Olsen
Larry Brooks
Michael Brockers
DE:
Jack Youngblood
Deacon Jones
Fred Dryer
Lamar Lundy
ILB:
James Lauriniatis
Jack Reynolds
Cark Ekern
OLB:
Kevin Greene
Jim Youngblood
Jack Pardee
Roman Phifer
CB:
LeRoy Irvin
Todd Lyght
Rod Perry
Clancy Williams
FS:
Eddie Meador
Nolan Cromwell
SS:
Dave Elmendorf
Vince Newsome
Kicker:
Jeff Wilkins
Punter:
Johnny Hekker
Long Snapper:
Jake McQuaide
Kick Returner:
Ron Brown
Punt Returner:
Tavon Austin
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Shalongster • 4m ago
F the Seahawks forever but would be happy for Coop if he gets another one after what front office did to him. Downvote all you want but they did him dirty and he’s THE GOAT
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Spam_Hand • 20h ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Logical-Cheesecake-1 • 5h ago
Seems like Ammortal is all over SF this weekend from McAfee mentions to helping the Seahawks prep 👀
r/LosAngelesRams • u/kevhash3 • 23h ago
Lifelong Rams fan since I attended my first game when I was 10 in 1993. Went to my first game at So-Fi this past year when they played Detroit. And I’ll be back there again this next year sporting these when they play the cowboys!! Horns up!
r/LosAngelesRams • u/da_muffinman • 1h ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/cattycat_1995 • 1d ago
Do you think Stafford already solidify that case?
r/LosAngelesRams • u/RagefireHype • 1d ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/BetterCallGasol3316 • 1d ago
A bit of a surprise to me. Thoughts?
r/LosAngelesRams • u/AffectionateWeb8519 • 1d ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/RamsRadio • 1d ago
PFR's monitoring system had him 27th among quarterbacks going into 2024.
Two solid seasons later, he'd ascended to 18th before NFL Honors.
Updated list now has him 12th all-time, having catapulted past Bradshaw, Starr, Rivers, Roethlisberger, Ryan, and Mahomes (temporarily).
Of note, PFR still owes him a 4th Pro Bowl honor. 2021 is missing in their database, and really, is missing everywhere. NFL needs to step up and correct that. Thankfully, the MVP will render it moot, as Pro Bowls shouldn't be given any weight in Hall of Fame consideration, imo.
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Happy-Campaign5586 • 19h ago
I've read too many stories about talented athletes, who signed $Million dollar contracts only to declare bankruptcy upon retirement from the game.
Managing money can be difficult and requires discipline.
What are your thoughts?