2022 Opponent are set... AND GOOD GRIEF....

[HIhorns]

This does not look pretty. This is the end result of winning your division. Lets go get'm.

If we dont fix some major leaks, like a Morris, Rapp, Reeder and parts of the OL, DB's and ILB's... we could be in trouble.

8 of these teams are in the playoffs this season.

3 came with in a game or two of making the playoffs.

ONLY 3 teams had losing seasons this year (Panthers, Falcons, Broncos) And do we really expect these 3 teams to be as bad next season, NO, I do not. Panthers will be better. Broncos will be better, especially if they pick up Rodgers, Falcons... ehhh, not sure how they'll look yet....

I do not see any of the teams in this schedule to be below .500 next season, maybe the Falcons. But Good lordy.... this schedule is BANANAS.

We will def be battle tested by the end of next season, that is for sure.

Home opponents

Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Carolina Panthers
Atlanta Falcons
Dallas Cowboys
Las Vegas Raiders
Denver Broncos
Buffalo Bills

Road opponents

Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Chargers

Looks like a 10-7 / 9-8 record unless a lot o things change in the off-season.

[HIhorns]

Only 3 games are impacted by division seeding. First place schedule got the Rams Bills at home, at Green Bay (always at Green Bay), at Dallas

A second place finish would have given us Pats, Vikings and Eagles (AZ has these teams)

Niners get the Dolphins, Bears and WFT

Hags get the Jets, Lions and Giants

Jets, Lions, and Giants? Wow, maybe we should tank next year and prep for a super bowl run the year after.

[Rammo]

We will win a minimum of 11 games next year and win the division again. Stafford will be better, Woods healthy, TuTu is an emerging superstar (OK just kidding on that one),Akers healthy, LBers are better and please a more aggressive D style. Seattle is worse next year, AZ the same and SF might be same or better but we will be better with a full off season of Stafford with McVay and our WR corps.

[whatever]

10 home games.

[Rampager66]

Way tougher sched than the last couple years...
Those teams were a combined 164-122 this past season.... 42 games over .500
12 games vs team with winning records or at least 9 wins and everyone but Carolina (5) had at least 7 wins...
There's no supposed gimme games like the past season, Hou, Jax, Det Giants and Chi except perhaps the Panthers...
This year we played 6 teams that ended up last in 5 of the 8 divisions, with the Hags counting twice...
Don't expect as much of that next...
We'll need to be tons better then we were this year in all 3 phases if we are going to make any noise next year... imo.

GO RAMS!

[Cornell29]

Rams need to win a SB this year. If they do, next year would mean very little.

[Commish]

10 home games.

Plus only two road games in which our team has to travel pretty much across the country, i.e. to the Gulf Coast.

Those are the two 'positives' of the Rams' 2021 schedule, which they unfortunately will almost certainly be facing without Andrew Whitworth, Von Miller and Odell Beckham, Jr., however with Raheem Morris remaining as their 'squishy soft' defensive coordinator... :( :x :geek:

ram pathos...

--The Commish

[unclesams]

Well, atleast we will play 10 home games out of 17 (I counted the Chargers game as home

[Truth]

I honestly hate the 17 game schedule. They should either go back to 16 or make it 18.

One team playing in their home stadium 10/17 games doesn’t seem fair to me

[harkin]

Panicking over the 2022 schedule was not on my January BINGO card.