what a big mouth.

LMAO

personally i agree with her. i'd like to see warner playing again.

It's not what she says it is her method. I think he'd look good in a Bear's jersey.

Speaking as a long time St. Louis Rams fan (well... at least since they moved here in 1995) I would love to see the Rams trade Kurt and his shrew for Brian Urlacher anyday.

Kurts numbers were not bad at all in his first game this year. It seems that the team has lost interest in him, failed to block for him and failed him in many other ways.
Frankly, Kurt should walk in to the front office and say "I'm done...there are 10 teams out there that will start me next week. The team doesn't support me. The front line won't block for me. So I'm done. Trade me, sell me, release me from my contract so I can go market myself. I will never touch another football for the Rams again."

He isn't getting any younger and cannot weather another year being benched. He needs a team that will block for him. I hate Bulger. He isn't half the QB Warner is. It is the team that Bulger has playing for him. It was terrible obvious watching the game, that the offensive line was intentionally allowing pressure on to Warner to make him look bad, and succeded.

Ya'll better watch out that Dallas doesn't get hold of him. That would be interesting...I'm not saying Dallas would be an immediate force...but it would be interesting as hell!!!

And what is this that the line purposefully lets Warner get hit to make him look bad? Come the hell on! It does the line no good for the QB to get smashed. It looks bad on them and on their future contract negotiations. I'll refrain from using the words dumb/idiotic/stupid/moronic to describe these comments as not to offend the forum.

Billy,
Yes, many things go on in the world of football that you or I can only scratch the surface. If you do not support the quarterback, dont want to play for him, don't want him behind you; Are you going to give 100%? Yeah you might look bad for a game....so what?

Use your head. They blocked well for Bulger the next game. They did it last season as well. Not blocking well for Warner will be forgotten in a few games down the road. Not playing with the same intensity for Warner as they do for Bulger is different than out and out letting people by. It is obvious the team and the coaches have made their choice clear.

Open your eyes, next time you hear of a quarterback controversy, look closely at how the front line plays and you will get a clue of where the support lies. Yes, you want to win every game, but if you don't like your QB then it might be worth a game or two to get the point across.

Naw, rayder...I don't like to have my eyes open any more than I have to. So instead of taking you up on your advice toward my quarterbacktorial education, I'll just concede to you a cliche "whatever" and let you relish in your correction of me.

rayder1

you are correct.

The line may not have supported Warner but he falt out made bad decisions and the type of mistakes you see in rookies. He no longer looks sharp. Too many knocks to the head. The safety was pretty much the end of him.