Ram Forward Horns Up!

Forrest and Mark painfully go over what went wrong in the Monday Night Football loss to the 49ers.

Forrest and Mark preview the Rams playing the 49ers on Monday Night Football.

We feature Ben Skowronek, the newest toy for the Rams Sean McVay.

Forrest and Mark go over the 3 area's that lead to the Rams victory; defense, offense and special teams.

Our trivia question is Last podcast we mentioned the 1989 Rams and their two great WRs, Henry Ellard and Flipper Anderson. We mentioned that in game 12 that season, Flipper had 336 yards receiving which is still an NFL single-game record. The Rams rallied from a 17-3 deficit and beat the Saints 20-17 on a 31-yard FG in overtime. Question: Who kicked that game-winning FG?

Forrest Kelly is a radio veteran with a love of the Rams from 1970. He calls home 3.5 hours East of So-Fi Stadium.

Mark LZ Rams hails from Northeast Florida.

Forrest and Mark go over the key components of the upcoming Rams and Cardinals game.

Today's trivia question is about the 1989 LA Rams. That was an exciting team

with an explosive offense led by QB Jim Everett. We finished 2nd in

the NFC West behind the 49ers, then beat the Eagles and Giants on the

road in the playoffs to advance to the NFCCG but lost to the 49ers at

Candlestick Park. Question: we had a great pair of wide receivers

that season, similar to Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt during the GSOT

years. Name them. The answer is at the end of the podcast.

Forrest Kelly is a radio veteran with a love of the Rams from 1970. He calls home 3.5 hours East of So-Fi Stadium.

Mark LZ Rams hails from Northeast Florida.

Cobie Durant is our Ram Player Profile.

Forrest and Mark highlight the Rams 31-27 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.

Forrest Kelly is a radio veteran with a love of the Rams from 1970. He calls home 3.5 hours East of So-Fi Stadium.

Mark LZ Rams hails from Northeast Florida.

Mark highlights what the Ram's Offense and Defense need to do to get the W!

In this Rams Player Profile, we shine the spotlight on, Robert Rochell.

Forrest and Mark go over the Ram's first opening day loss during the Sean McVay era.

Mark's 3 key points:

1. Super Bowl Hangover. The Bills had an intensity that the Rams couldn't match. 2021 is over now. The celebration is done; it's a new year and we need to play angry.

2. Offensive scheme was predictable, unimaginative, ineffective, and just plain dull.

3. Defensive scheme was too passive. We need an aggressive defense and you develop that with more press coverage.