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I want players who want to play.

I don't want players who are often injured.

I want players who give a crap.

And I really feel like, you know, since, you know, Pibodeau got here and Leon Rose got here,

and I guess you could say World Wide West, that they've tried to bring in players who kind of mirrored that kind of thinking.

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But for now, Femmy, we roll on.

It moved for week two in the NFL.

And how about the Super Bowl 34 rematch in Tennessee with the Rams, we're 1-0 and the 0-1-1 Tennessee Titans and Cam Ward?

What do we have here with the Rams and Tennessee?

We don't have Mike Jones and Kevin Dyson.

We don't have them on the field on Sunday.

But we do have Matthew Stafford and Cam Ward, which should be a fun game. And we do have a betting movement in the market to where this was six when this thing opened up on Sunday. There's not many sixes left. In fact, I just see one, and it's six even money. There's interest in the Tennessee Titans at the key number of six. And you look at the Rams injury report, and it's easy to see why.

The Rams will be banged up on the offensive line. Both of their starting guards, Steve Avila and Kevin Dotson, did not practice today. Those guys got injured in the game against the Houston, Texans. DNP today, it's early in the week, just Wednesday. Things can change on Thursday and Friday being the most important one. but signs are not looking too great for the Rams' offensive line going but against a pretty good Tennessee Titans defensive line.

If there's a bright spot that you can point to on that roster, it would be the D-line, especially those defensive tackles, Jeffrey Simmons and Devonre Sweat.

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