[News] What The Rams Said After Their Loss

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Head Coach Jeff Fisher gave the Ravens’ defensive front props. Tavon Austin talks about his homecoming.

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[randy davis]

Can someone tell me why that team has to be so disrespectful after they lose? All they seemed to have talked about is how they should have won. I don't know when the last time I saw an offense play as bad as the rams did yesterday. They had as many passing yards as we had penalty yards. The Ravens won in every statistical category. It just took till the end for everything to come together. I'm crushed about the injuries, but very proud of every member of our team coming through in that game. Get well Joe, Justin and everybody. Go Ravens.

[TSizzle00]

Jeff Fisher still can't beat the Ravens lmao

[Drew P]

Can someone tell me why that team has to be so disrespectful after they lose? All they seemed to have talked about is how they should have won. I don't know when the last time I saw an offense play as bad as the rams did yesterday. They had as many passing yards as we had penalty yards. The Ravens won in every statistical category. It just took till the end for everything to come together. I'm crushed about the injuries, but very proud of every member of our team coming through in that game. Get well Joe, Justin and everybody. Go Ravens.

 

Fisher has been and always will be a sore loser. He's an idiot leaving Keenum out there after his head bounced off the turf

Edited November 23, 2015 by Drew P

[FloridalovesRavens]

Yes Rams it was what you did to yourselves and the Ravens made some good plays out of it. Don't give the Ravens any credit Rams we only won the game lol.

[Crusader]

Rams "You won the War but you lost the Battle"

[salamander]

These Rams comments sound really familiar to the Ravens comments after a loss...."didn't execute, penalties, gave up the lead" etc. Nice to be on the other side of the W-L conversation for a change. It was an ugly win but still a win. Losing Joe and Justin overshadow the joy of winning for me though.

[Dorota]

The game was ugly, but in the end, they didn't lose it, we won it. It was Flacco's khutzpah and a great effort to rally, the turnovers we finally had go our way and the fact that towards the end of the game we steered clear of penalties that would shoot us in the foot. There were multiple players that played well on both ends of the ball. C.J. played like "DROY my hind quarters, Donald!" Finally, he's been all over the field. And one more thing I've noticed - Timmy Jernigan has the sass. If he can keep backing it up and avoid penalties, he's got a bit of a Sizzle attitude. Hopefully, he can perform on a consistent basis and then he'll be the guy we'll find entertaining in an endearing way and the rest of the league will love to hate. Did anyone else notice him winding people up?

[January J]

Pretty sure gurley is a running back and not a wide receiver.

[Purple Dawg 96]

The Rams said "We almost had yall"! Lol

[ellicottraven]

Get on board Rams! We've been saying the same thing for 9 full weeks before we played you, week after week after week we said - "We beat ourselves. We should've won"!

[RobF]

I was at this game. Even the Rams fans in our stands were acting bitter. Kept hearing "You all stole one from us". haha. Feels good to be on the other side, indeed.

[Bob21043]

Tough, ugly game all around. I think I would trade the W to have Joe & Forsett still healthy though.

[Bat-mite]

These Rams comments sound really familiar to the Ravens comments after a loss...."didn't execute, penalties, gave up the lead" etc. Nice to be on the other side of the W-L conversation for a change. It was an ugly win but still a win. Losing Joe and Justin overshadow the joy of winning for me though.

I am so sick of the phrase "We didn't execute."  What does that even mean?  They say it so much and so often about everything that it has become meaningless.  It is the go-to response for people who either A) don't really know what's wrong; or won't admit what's really wrong.  It's a dumb answer to what is usually a dumb question.