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Will 14 wins be enough? So little room. Eagles will lose a couple.Fingers Crossed.

All games are must wins.

This will come down to Rams, Eagles and Seattle imo... the two places I just do not want to venture to in the playoffs is Phly and Green Bay... so, I somewhat agree IF we do not want to travel to those ice bowls, cap us at 2 more losses, the other issue is the Eagles beat us in the tie breaker, so we need them to lose 3 more games...



Even though Seattle exposed some of our weak spots, remember, we also exposed theirs as well... so it will be interesting to see what direction Seattle goes from here on out... That D is special, but did we expose Darnold and that OL? Time will tell...

IMO, the NFC fakers are: Bears, and maybe Green Bay and even Tampa... we shall see this wkend. Also, I hate even saying this, but keep an eye on San Fran... those bastards also sneak in ways to find the wins.

Whats interesting about Phly, is they are very similar to us, they just dont put teams away. Look at all their games (Minus BOTH Giant games) all games decided within one score.

Eagles schedule last month very soft and they hold a tiebreaker. Will be tough.

The division is still open. Seattle gets a rematch and their schedule is a little softer than ours. But honestly. Rams play as well on the road as they do at home.

Let's beat Tampa, one game at a time; everything else will fall into place.

I want to see our Offense operating on all 8 cylinders this Sunday.

Protect Stafford and we will thrive.

Let's beat Tampa, one game at a time; everything else will fall into place.

I want to see our Offense operating on all 8 cylinders this Sunday.

Protect Stafford and we will thrive.

I can see Dallas beating Philly this week. That would be a start.
Also, like another mentioned. SF isn't going to disappear any time soon. Easy schedule, and 4-1 in division.

Ramsfan08ny wrote: ↑November 19th, 2025, 12:45 pm I can see Dallas beating Philly this week. That would be a start.
Also, like another mentioned. SF isn't going to disappear any time soon. Easy schedule, and 4-1 in division.

Yes, it is going to be tough to determine who cheer for during the Seattle/49ers game.

Let’s just be Tampa.

Can we go 6-1? If we do, we shoud get the bye. Philly is not a threat. SF and SEA are my worries.

Rams 31
Bucs 20

Holding wrote: ↑November 19th, 2025, 8:20 am Will 14 wins be enough? So little room. Eagles will lose a couple.Fingers Crossed.

All games are must wins.

I am not sure Eagles will lose any games. Maybe 1? They have the tiebreaker between us so we need them to lose 1 more than we do.

Unfortunately, we don't get much of a home field advantage, but it would save us from having to go to some iceberg in Jan.

Holding wrote: ↑November 20th, 2025, 11:57 am Can we go 6-1? If we do, we shoud get the bye. Philly is not a threat. SF and SEA are my worries.

Rams 31
Bucs 20

Wait... did you just type Phly is NOT a threat?

I am not ready to write off Detroit just yet, I looked forward to seeing them at our place (for a change) in a few weeks.

Philly o is iffy...

Bulldawg wrote: ↑November 20th, 2025, 2:27 pm

Holding wrote: ↑November 19th, 2025, 8:20 am Will 14 wins be enough? So little room. Eagles will lose a couple.Fingers Crossed.

All games are must wins.

I am not sure Eagles will lose any games. Maybe 1? They have the tiebreaker between us so we need them to lose 1 more than we do.

Unfortunately, we don't get much of a home field advantage, but it would save us from having to go to some iceberg in Jan.

I agree not much of a home field advantage but would love the bye week

These next games are going to be real exciting. Hard to see Philly losing more than 2 more games which means we can only lose one which is a tall task. We must win the division at a minimum to hopefully get the 2nd seed.

Rams remaining schedule with Bucs, Lions and Seahawks makes being a one seed extremely challenging. 49ers remaining schedule other than Seahawks is very soft so yes, they aren’t going anywhere. Division games always tough so the two games with Cardinals won’t be a cake walk either. Rams have their hands full so it’s a one game at a time deal for sure.

Rams remaining schedule with Bucs, Lions and Seahawks makes being a one seed extremely challenging. 49ers remaining schedule other than Seahawks is very soft so yes, they aren’t going anywhere. Division games always tough so the two games with Cardinals won’t be a cake walk either. Rams have their hands full so it’s a one game at a time deal for sure.

DelMar wrote: ↑November 20th, 2025, 3:37 pm

Holding wrote: ↑November 20th, 2025, 11:57 am Can we go 6-1? If we do, we shoud get the bye. Philly is not a threat. SF and SEA are my worries.

Rams 31
Bucs 20

Wait... did you just type Phly is NOT a threat?

Don’t worry DM. It’s just Safety Blitz under a different name.

6-1 to finish is doable if the loss is game 17 because we have nothing to gain, like the last 2 seasons and sat everyone that mattered.
@ Hags is going to be a tough one and might be a loss. We should be able to handle Detroit and TB @ home. And then there's them Cards who we seem to have at least 1 bad game a year against. Their O has not been the problem since Brissett took over.
Also, the Panthers, who are 1/2 game behind the Bucs and @ SF this week on a 3 game road winning streak with W's @, Jets, Falcons and Packers!
Rams play them in Carolina. If we beat TB like we're hoping and Carolina beats SF which we're also hoping for, the Panthers would be in 1st @ 7-5

AFAIC, the Rams have proven they can win @ Philly the 2 trips this calendar year. One blown Limmer block on the decisive play in the playoffs and the ST's horror show the trip early this season, a game we outplayed them significantly despite the 2nd half prevent BS that let them off the mat!
I'd rather have to go there then Seattle.