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From The RamCave: 8/16/22
By Joe Torosian Just Thinking Out Loud: Cam Akers and Darrell Henderson are dealing with soft tissue injuries. Kyren Williams busts a foot in OTAs, and the reason starters and rotational players sit out the preseason is, so they don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Buford McGee, From The RamCave, Harold Jackson, Joe T., Joe Torosian, JoeTorosian.com, Los Angeles Rams, NFL, Rams, Tangent Dreams
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From The RamCave: 6/20/22
By Joe Torosian Quick shout out to former Rams strong safety Dave Elmendorf who turns 73 today. The Rams drafted Elmendorf in the third round, 63rd overall, in 1971 out of Texas A&M. Standing 6-1/195, the former Aggie not only … Continue reading
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From The RamCave: 5/14/22
By Joe Torosian The goal with this schedule is to win your division and win the winnable games. These are obvious:Go 6-0 in the NFC West.Crush Atlanta and Carolina. That should secure 8-wins. But in order to keep Joe T. happy. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Boyd, From The RamCave, Joe T., Joe Torosian, JoeTorosian.com, Los Angeles Rams, NFL, Rams, RamView, Tangent Dreams, Willie McGee
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From The RamCave: 5/10/22
By Joe Torosian. What if? Super Bowl 14 is still haunting you if you’re a long-time Rams fan. There will always be that moment for every Rams fan with 13-minutes left to play when the Rams were in control–when all … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Simpson, From The RamCave, Joe T., Joe Torosian, JoeTorosian.com, Los Angeles Rams, NFL, Rams, Steven Jackson, Super Bowl 14
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From The RamCave: 5/9/22
By Joe Torosian. Draft Study & What Could Have Been: 1973: Cullen Bryant #31, Ron Jaworski #37, Jim Youngblood #42. Note: All second round picks. 1974: John Cappelletti #11…(Randy Gradishar #14) Note: Jack Reynolds was great, but how would Gradishar … Continue reading








