Stan Kroenke

I think good times are ahead with our new owner on board. He is a person with deep pockets who cares about the performance of the team, but is wise enough to place people with expertise in the critical jobs rather than pull a Dan/Snyder/Jerry Jones act and meddle in day to day team operations.

 I am sure the GM and coach will be apprised of his general wishes in a particular situation, but he will leave the details to the people best suited to carry them out.

He was on hand for the game in Foxborough, and I am sure it was a pleasant evening for him, as it was for all Rams fans!

Same old Same Old

Well, now, our first peek at the 2010 Rams was a bit underwhelming. I sure hope things are looking better by the opener against Arizona! We keep hearing 'its just preseason' with 'vanilla packages', but I think all of us want to see at least some sign that the team is turning it around, and that was not the case against the Vikings. Have read a number of posters on various message boards berating Shurmur as an OC for some time now and found it tiresome, but its beginning to look as if their rants are not unfounded. LETS GO RAMS!

Patience

None of us really wants to hear this, but I really think we and all Rams fans need to be patient with the current rebuilding process going on with the team. Because there was such futility the last few years of the previous front office, its particlarly hard to be patient.

We are seeing good young talent coming to the team through the draft and there are some veteran pickups to mentor those young players along with playing their respective positions.

Hearing posters on other boards already wanting to throw Devaney and Spags out and start over mystifies me. This is a major undertaking for which changing staffs would just reset the process to square #1 and thus require an even longer time frame.

Bradford and Saffold will help to improve the entire team, but there is still a long way to go, in my opinion.