Quote:Its not out of the realm of possibility that the Rams are the worst team in the league. That was just a pitiful performance yesterday. If that happens, I don't know how FIsher keeps his job.

 

The RGIII looked great on paper but the team isn't any better than when they made the move.

 

While Shaun Hill made a rare bad decision when throwing what became an Interception with two defenders around the WR,   I still think that Hill can be a positive for the Rams under the circumstance of them having a noticeably below average Offensive supporting cast.  I don't think Sam Bradford would have made a significant difference in this game.    In the first half,  a costly dropped pass,  two or three Offensive penalties by receivers,  subpar Offensive Line play,  and ordinary RB play,   jumped out.   In addition,  the Rams missed a 50 yard FG,  which led to the Vikings second FG of the game.     In the 2nd half,  after Hill was unable to play because of a leg related injury,  Austin Davis was over his head at QB and with the problematic supporting cast,  the Vikings Defense looked like a combination of the '85 Bears Defense and the Seahawks current Defense.  

 

Jeff Fisher has final say in personnel decisions  with the Rams.    Though I believe Fisher is a good HC,  he seems over his head in terms of being the key football decision maker in the Rams organization.   It could end costing Fisher his job and St. Louis its NFL Franchise.

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