Why couldn't he have pushed him to make sure he's out of bounds. Both of their momentum was headed out of bounds. He didn't need to pull backwards. Totally unnecessary and these guys know how quickly their livelihood can be ruined. One stupid play by Stewart and he knew it otherwise he wouldn't have gone to check on him in the second half. He felt guilty.
Cooper Kupp (knee) not out of the woods yet, will undergo more tests
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Notice what words he uses. Team guy! WE not me, there is something special about this team. And it is not just us fans with our blinders on that see it. GO RAMS.
I can't to post my score for this week. My two favorite teams RAMS and whoever is playing the whiners! That was blood oath taken 45 years ago.
Although I would like see them pull it off tonight, hurts both the pack and the whiners draft order. winner winner chicken dinner.
Not gonna sweat this too much. I have to have faith that if they let him get back on the field the knee is at least structurally sound. Outside of that if he needs some time for soft tissue healing or whatever so be it.
That said, I don't like this offense without him. He's a critical piece, what makes it go is 3x guys who can mismatch your CB depth. Pull one of them out and all of a sudden this offense is very defendable.
That said, I don't like this offense without him. He's a critical piece, what makes it go is 3x guys who can mismatch your CB depth. Pull one of them out and all of a sudden this offense is very defendable.
I agree sort of........any time a player does this it should be an ejection. Not a suspension but they should be tossed just like throwing a punch.
Without ANY doubt a player knows when they do this...........it's simply not possible to know that you are doing it.
I can't remember a horsecollar tackle not drawing a fine.
Agreed, an ejection should be the outcome. Seeing they didn't though I would love to see a one game suspension. As far as fines....
https://operations.nfl.com/football-ops/nfl-rules-enforcement/fines-appeals/
Horse-Collar Tackle
1st offense
$20,054
2nd offense
$40,110
ReekofRams
Hall of Fame
My idea for sometime now has been that if someone commits a personal foul and the person they committed a foul against is injured, causing him to not being able to play until he heals, then the person committing the foul should have to miss the same amount of time.
Elmgrovegnome
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In my kids peewee league his team had a DT that leads with his head. I am on the chain gang, and overheard complaints by the opposition. The coach replied, “ wrap your arms around his neck and break his fucking neck if you have to. Just get him off the field!”
So is it unreasonable to think Stewart was head hunting?
So is it unreasonable to think Stewart was head hunting?
Very defendable?
Thats a bit of a stretch isnt it?
Kupp is a big part of what we do and every sane Rams fan with working eyeballs wants to see him on the field as much as possible.
But... come on now!... IF that is/was the case then it suggests that McVays offensive is really just good because of a slot reciever.
This group of Gurley, Goff, Woods, Cooks, the O-line and Co, with Sean McVay at the helm, are very defendable without Kupp?
Somebody should have told the Broncos defense yesterday while the Rams put up 444 yards and 22 1st downs.
I don't think so, no. And there is no way the Broncos hold us to 23 yesterday if Kupp isn't hurt and finishes that game.
I've gone on before about how 4x matchups in the passing game puts an offense in rarefied air. And we have that with TG in the backfield. But subtract Kupp and all of a sudden teams can double up on Cooks and while you have a good offense still they're much more defendable.
Just how I see it man cheers.
Gotcha and I agree to the extent that going Kupp-less makes our offense very more defendable.
"Very Defendable" just struck me as the type of over-reaction typical after a loss, and after a tough road win where even on a bad day we still arent bad at all... I found it funny but I wasnt at all meaning to be a douche about it.
I'm a little beat up and not on my game today.. my apologies.
Per UCSF Medical website: FWIW...
--a minor or Grade 1 MCL tear/sprain is up to 10 days recovery time
--a Grade 2 MCL tear.sprain is 2 to 4 weeks recovery time
--a minor or Grade 1 MCL tear/sprain is up to 10 days recovery time
--a Grade 2 MCL tear.sprain is 2 to 4 weeks recovery time
Seemed very unlikely that it was the most feared - torn ACL ordeal. That’s all I care about. If he’s out a couple weeks, fine. Let’s be sure we have him when it matters most - the playoffs.
SeminoleRam
Pro Bowler
I hate to ask stupid questions (But, I am pretty good at it!) but just how serious is that and how long do they think that will keep him out?
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good news = a mild Grade I MCL sprain
The second half of the full Schefter tweet is basically they don't know how long Kupp will be out yet:
View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1051951979105259520
View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1051951979105259520
Well, they still haven’t said whether the MCL sprain is mild, moderate, or severe, so we don’t know. Anywhere from 0-1 week to 5-6 weeks.
Huge news is that the ACL is intact.
Since they are not saying for sure that he will miss games, I’m guessing it is a grade 1 sprain, meaning he is out zero to 2 weeks. Also, MCL heals on its own without need for surgery.