Rams fan checking in here who actually can provide a point of view from someone who actually WATCHES THEIR GAMES, not just use sportscenter analysis. I would like to first off say that I'm in no way doubting my team chances this year, abandoning them, or trashing them. I still have hopes and will see them beat SF at the end of the year to take the division. With that said..
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GB has had problems earlier this year, we all know this. However, they have hit their stride and Aaron Rodgers has stepped up, took responsibility for his errors and has blown up a top 3 team in a 1 week turnaround from wire to wire. What will Rams have to stop them? About 15 mins of solid defense that will start to fade going into halftime. This will not be another Rams/Saints surprise win like last year. Why? Rams are hurt and are trying to regroup some sort of stride to play up to the ever present competition that they have in the next 4 weeks(GB, NE, BYE, SF) without a playmaker WR and RB that is hot. Rams are 3-0 at home you say? what home field advantage do they have? Optimal FG kicking conditions is about all I can think.. fans in the Edwards Jones Dome aren't rambunctious like most teams.. and I'm sure there will be plenty of GB fans taking the trip to Missouri too. I just can't see a flaw in GB's momentum for them to lose this game or even leave it close.
edit: line moved to while wrting GB -4.5 (-105) reduced line @ 5Dimes for 500
GB has had problems earlier this year, we all know this. However, they have hit their stride and Aaron Rodgers has stepped up, took responsibility for his errors and has blown up a top 3 team in a 1 week turnaround from wire to wire. What will Rams have to stop them? About 15 mins of solid defense that will start to fade going into halftime. This will not be another Rams/Saints surprise win like last year. Why? Rams are hurt and are trying to regroup some sort of stride to play up to the ever present competition that they have in the next 4 weeks(GB, NE, BYE, SF) without a playmaker WR and RB that is hot. Rams are 3-0 at home you say? what home field advantage do they have? Optimal FG kicking conditions is about all I can think.. fans in the Edwards Jones Dome aren't rambunctious like most teams.. and I'm sure there will be plenty of GB fans taking the trip to Missouri too. I just can't see a flaw in GB's momentum for them to lose this game or even leave it close.