Well, what did you expect? Maybe the Rams could have started 2-6? Or, best case scenario, 3-5?

I mean, let’s be honest here – this team was 7-9 last year with losses to the Raiders (didn’t make the playoffs), the Bucs (a game any good team would have won), the Seahawks (who won the division at 7-9), and to the Niners (not a good football team last year).

Basically, if this roster had “playoff talent,” we would have been at least 9-7 last year.

The Rams are going to clean house.  I hate it for Spags.  I think he is a good football coach.  I think he is going to get another chance, with a competent GM, and he is going to be successful. 

And poor Sam Bradford…

He is about to get his third offensive coordinator in three years.  That can’t be good for any young quarterback.  Ask Jason Campbell how that worked out for him. 

But there is no way Rams’ owner Stan Kroenke lets this continue.  Sam Bradford is getting beat to a pulp, and the bad habits are starting to show.  There is no way Kroenke is going to allow Bradford to become the next David Carr.

So at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter whose fault this is – Devaney, Spags, or just bad luck.  Everybody is going to get fired, and the Rams will just start rebuilding, again.