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Going into the year, and maybe I am making this up, but I recall people saying (probably myself included) that the Los Angeles Rams had Tyler Higbee, Davis Allen, Colby Parkinson and rookie Terrance Ferguson, do they really need all those tight ends?
Curious, who still think the Rams have too many tight ends?
I am in the comments on game day (and beyond), I can get as upset as any other fan (I wrote earlier in the year about how the New York Giants outplayed the Philadelphia Eagles in ways that the Rams didn’t), but I also understand that Sean McVay is a genius, and I trust he knows what he is doing, even when I cannot see it.
So, be honest, who was questioning L.A’s offensive personell to start the year? How are you feeling now?
Happy Tuesday, big game coming up on Sunday. Please comment on whatever you want and thanks for checking out Turf Show Times!
“With the Detroit Lions topping 500 yards for the second time this season in a 44-22 victory over Washington, and with the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles visiting Green Bay on Monday night, the time is right to re-stack the NFC hierarchy.“
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