16 thoughts on “Super Bowl = Pac-12 Championship Game”

  2. It was probably either Lynn’s fault or Clay’s! Hahahahaha!

    Where was the Ram’ GM today? Wonder if he was working? Why weren’t there any halftime adjustments?

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    1. I really don’t get it, Pudly! I came here to see Scott absolutely unload on the Rams’ Jedd Fisch AND USC’s interest in him as offensive coordinator. 3 points!! It was all teed up for Scott. What happened?! How could he drop the ball on this?!
      #MyDisappointmentKnowsNoBounds

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      1. Well, first off Fisch isn’t the OC!! Secondly, how could he criticize the Trojans if the Rams were doing the same thing and not making adjustments??

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      2. Oh, Pudly? Why should it have made any difference to the Scott we know (and love) that Fisch wasn’t the offensive coordinator for the Rams? He’s connected to the Rams. And he’s connected specifically to the Rams offense. And the offense didn’t work. And, at one point, USC was rumored to want him badly enough to wait for him to finish his NFL season. I mean, holy shit! Shouldn’t that be MORE than enough material for several articles?

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    2. The problem is the Rams have no depth….Snead was made to understand that by Kroenke … the money spent was all there was… nothing more…you create your team with what I gave you. You could see it as the season wore on….a gift over the Saints and voila ‘reality’ but have to say they gave their all save Goff – even allowing for the strong pass defense by the Patriots I think many were very unimpressed with his effort…..pedestrian at best.

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  3. I get the fact of the ‘experience’ of the Patriot defense but the Rams matched them blow for blow. The same was ‘almost’ true for both sides offense save, even allowing for the fast Pat rush, when it mattered Goff had no idea how to ‘pre-select’ someone other than his primary receiver.

    Goff showed he’s good but, even allowing for the prowess of Brady, he’s never going to be great.

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    2. i COULDN’T AGREE MORE. MCVAY’S INNOVATIVE OFFENSE WAS MCDULL AND MCPREDICTABLE. BELICHEK SAID AS MUCH AFTER THE GAME. AS FAR AS GOFF, HE LOOKED LIKE A DEER-IN-THE-HEADLIGHTS FROM THE FIRST SNAP. THIS KID MAY HAVE A FUTURE, BUT HE’S NOT READY FOR PRIME TIME RIGHT NOW–NOT BY A LONG SHOT. I TAKE MY HAT OFF TO THE RAM DEFENSE. THEY PLAYED LIGHTS OUT. MCVAY AND GOFF GOT A FIRST-HAND GLIMPSE OF THE REAL DEAL TONIGHT. WATCH AND LEARN GUYS . . . .

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    3. Rusoviet,

      I respectfully disagree. This is Goff’s first super bowl and it could have been a little over whelming for him. The pat’s defense blitzed and the rams oline and backfield picked up the blitz most times, but it was Goff who looked like he did not know where to throw. Goff or the oc shoulc have called for the receivers to go over the middle every play since that was wide open. Once Goff looks at the tape, he will see that. Give him some time. he will more than likely get better. Thank you.

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  4. The NFL because of Anti-Trust law exemption is listed as an entertainment entity and not a sport. If it’s not a sport then it’s in the same class as the WWE or WWF…which means it’s fake.

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