The D is NOT likely to be "top 5" due to the shaky secondary. And we don't have to be top 5 to win 10.

But the front 7 will compensate and create a lot of problems for any offense we face.

As for our receivers, it comes together, finally, this year.
First off, the O line is the best it's been in many moons. Bradford will have his best protection and the receivers will have more time.

Secondly, that same line will provide the ground game to keep the opposing D's honest. The Rams have the backs and are going to run the football and work a lot of play action off of that.

Lastly, I was up at Rams Park yesterday watching their practice session and I can tell you that Quick is our #1 go to guy. He is ready. And Britt may be the other wide guy from what I saw. And yes, if you think teams are laughing these guys off along with a guy like Austin thrown in the mix then you need to put down the bong. Don't know if we have a true #1 or not....we might.....but once the run is established the passing game is going to be something totally different than what we have seen in the past from this very same group you claim is so unworthy.

Basically, the Rams are weeding out their problems, eliminating their weak spots and even STILL the youngest team in the league their guys are racking up valuable experience that is about to pay off. It's a team sport and they are getting there.

Playoff run this year is very possible... even playing in the West. 2015 on we'll be going deep.

Time for another glass. Hot dam it's refreshing! You want one?

bwaaaaaaaaaa