"Will the Rams beat the Cardinals again? It can be done but since the Rams didn't even win a single divisional game last year, the statistics are not in favor of a sweep. Of course, the Rams have new coaches and new players on board. I give the Rams a slight edge in this one but am not holding my breath for them to win."Someone please give me a plate so I can eat my words! That's right tonight for dinner I will eat crow. I did say that the Rams weren't statistically likely, but it happened.The Rams were able to redeem themselves from last weeks disaster in a big way. They outscored the Cardianals beating them 31-17. Sam Bradford scored two touchdowns during the game while Janoris Jenkins scored a pair as well.Does this mean that the Rams are no longer a bad road team? Hopefully it does and I believe so. The Rams have three away games left and they're all winable. If the Rams are going to win those games, the penalties must stop already. The Rams had...
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