I haven’t seen who the announcer is going to be, but I’m thinking Dick Stockton. Many Adolfo Soriano will be in attendance.
O-Line of the future
Chris Williams will be at left tackle, where we’ll see what he can do at his natural position. It sounds like Kevin Shaffer will be at right tackle. Personally, I’d rather see Frank Omiyale move to right tackle (where he played when with the Panthers).
We all know Omiyale can’t play guard, and I’m sure the Bears don’t want four years and $11.5 million in bad contract sitting on the bench. So why not move Omiyale to his natural position? If Williams and Omiyale are serviceable at both tackle spots (and for the Bears’ to give him over $10 million Omiyale must be serviceable somewhere), it makes me feel a little better about the offensive line heading into next season. Bears versus Rams may be the final test for offensive line [Windy City Gridiron]
This could be embarrassing
For two straight games, the Rams are playing against the NFL’s worst rushing team. Last week, Justin Forsett and the Seahawks ran for 170 yards against the Rams; now they’re no longer the worst rushing team in the league. That honor belongs to the Bears now. Rams run defense missing Will Weatherspoon? [Turf Show Times]
Not a good year for D-Line coaches
Steve Spagnuolo is a defensive line expert. The Rams defensive line sucks.
Rod Marinelli is also a defensive line expert, but the Bears are not . Quick Thought: Spagnuolo vs. Talent [Turf Show Times]
Rams fans are an understanding tribe
No one likes a 1-10 season, but Rams fans are at least understanding. This is from Andy Dapron’s blog Rams Fanatic:
“We have been willing to endure more setbacks on the field, as long as the Rams show signs that they are working hard and improving.”
Nope, can’t say I’ve heard these words from a Bears fan.
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