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1999 Rams vs 2011 Packers (1 Viewer)

1999 Rams vs 2011 Packers

  • 1999 Rams

    Votes: 107 86.3%
  • 2011 Packers

    Votes: 17 13.7%

  • Total voters
    124

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Hoge said Packers on NFL Live. What do you think? I just don't know how you can pick the Packers unless Starks turns into Faulk overnight.

 
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How are we supposed to speculate how good a Packers team will be in 18,100 years? I question whether or not there will be an NFL as we know it today.

OK...my vote goes to the 1999 Rams. Better balance in the run game.

 
I think the Rams offense was quite a bit better as a whole.. I think Rodgers is quite a bit better than Warner though.

Give Rodgers

Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt and Orlando Pace to cover his blind side.... every passing and offensive record would have been broken multiple times. No knock on Warner, Rodgers is just Rodgers. Mike Martz was even made out to look like a super Genius with that crop of talent, look how he has done since without all of that HOF talent.

 
I think the Rams offense was quite a bit better as a whole.. I think Rodgers is quite a bit better than Warner though.

Give Rodgers

Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt and Orlando Pace to cover his blind side.... every passing and offensive record would have been broken multiple times. No knock on Warner, Rodgers is just Rodgers. Mike Martz was even made out to look like a super Genius with that crop of talent, look how he has done since without all of that HOF talent.
He's generally improved the stats of every team he's been an OC for since then. Haven't looked at the numbers for the Bears.
 
I think the Rams offense was quite a bit better as a whole.. I think Rodgers is quite a bit better than Warner though.

Give Rodgers

Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt and Orlando Pace to cover his blind side.... every passing and offensive record would have been broken multiple times. No knock on Warner, Rodgers is just Rodgers. Mike Martz was even made out to look like a super Genius with that crop of talent, look how he has done since without all of that HOF talent.
He's generally improved the stats of every team he's been an OC for since then. Haven't looked at the numbers for the Bears.
LOL huh?
 
Hoge said Packers on NFL Live. What do you think? I just don't know how you can pick the Packers unless Starks turns into Faulk overnight.
Surprised Hoge would say that since Green Bay doesn't have a "factor back". Marshall Faulk was definitely a "factor back" so I would have assumed Hoge would be on board with the Rams.IMO Packers are better b/c Rodgers is better.
 
Hoge has always hated the Rams. Back in 1999-2001 when the Rams were good, he would still rip them. Faulk must have banged his wife or girlfriend

 
Greatest Show on Turf!

Gotta go with the offense that had a nick name.

Marshall Faulk was simply amazing.

 
2001 Rams > 1999 RamsThey just got out-coached on a certain game
Very true. The 2001 Rams had a much more difficult schedule than the 1999 Rams, who didn't beat a team with a winning record till the playoffs. The 2001 Rams had a murderous schedule, yet still went 14-2.
 
Look, this packer team is very nice, but tons of Peyton Manning teams opened 8 or 9 or 10-0 and didn't go undefeated and didn't even win a title... let's wait here.

As for the offenses.. i pick the Rams... and even moreso I pick the '07 Pats in terms of historical offenses.

 
2001 Rams > 1999 RamsThey just got out-coached on a certain game
Very true. The 2001 Rams had a much more difficult schedule than the 1999 Rams, who didn't beat a team with a winning record till the playoffs. The 2001 Rams had a murderous schedule, yet still went 14-2.
1999 Faulk > 2001 Faulk12 yards per reception! What?!?!?
The 2001 Rams would just destroy teams. They would have their starters on the sidelines halfway through the 4th quarter. If Hoody was coaching them, they would have scored 70 points some weeks. If you tried to stop the pass, Faulk would tear you up. Stack the box, Holt, Bruce, Hakim would run wild. It was like watching a video game. Faulk was the X factor.
 
I think the Rams offense was quite a bit better as a whole.. I think Rodgers is quite a bit better than Warner though.

Give Rodgers

Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt and Orlando Pace to cover his blind side.... every passing and offensive record would have been broken multiple times. No knock on Warner, Rodgers is just Rodgers. Mike Martz was even made out to look like a super Genius with that crop of talent, look how he has done since without all of that HOF talent.
He's generally improved the stats of every team he's been an OC for since then. Haven't looked at the numbers for the Bears.
He's also generally led the league in sacks and turnovers wherever he goes. Cutler is a brave man.
 
I'm a big fan of what Rodgers is doing...for my fantasy teams, but that Rams offense was ridiculous with a dual threat Faulk.

 
Yeah, it pretty much comes down to the RBs. If Warner had a bad day, Faulk could be relied upon to WIN games. I don't think you could say the same for Grant/Starks.

 
these type of questions are always tough to answer b/c there are a few alltime great offenses lower on the list that weren't needed to score b/c they had legit nfl defenses and/or a balanced offense.

if my 94 niners had to score more to win games i think they could've broke 600pts. alas they had a elite defense had what they had back in the day called balance on offense.

for the question, being a 49er fan i saw a awful lot of those rams teams........can't go against them. that and if there are comparisons and the comparisons are close between a few offenses of different era's i always go with the offense of a earlier generation. as the farther you go back it was way more difficult to score since defense was allowed to be played.

 
1999 Rams:

Rushing = 2059 yards

Passing = 4580 yards

Total = 6639

TD's = 55

2001 Rams:

Rushing = 2027

Passing = 4903

Total= 6930

TD's = 57

2011 Packers (through 8 games):

Rushing = 835 / 1670

Passing = 2496 / 4992

Total = 3331 / 6662

TD's = 29 / 58

Verdict = 2001 Rams

I did not look up the Patriots

 
I think the Rams offense was quite a bit better as a whole.. I think Rodgers is quite a bit better than Warner though.

Give Rodgers

Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt and Orlando Pace to cover his blind side.... every passing and offensive record would have been broken multiple times. No knock on Warner, Rodgers is just Rodgers. Mike Martz was even made out to look like a super Genius with that crop of talent, look how he has done since without all of that HOF talent.
He's generally improved the stats of every team he's been an OC for since then. Haven't looked at the numbers for the Bears.
LOL huh?
HE'S GENERALLY IMPROVED THE STATS OF EVERY TEAM HE'S BEEN AN OC FOR SINCE THEN. HAVEN'T LOOKED AT THE NUMBERS FOR THE BEARS.
 
I think the Rams offense was quite a bit better as a whole.. I think Rodgers is quite a bit better than Warner though.

Give Rodgers

Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt and Orlando Pace to cover his blind side.... every passing and offensive record would have been broken multiple times. No knock on Warner, Rodgers is just Rodgers. Mike Martz was even made out to look like a super Genius with that crop of talent, look how he has done since without all of that HOF talent.
He's generally improved the stats of every team he's been an OC for since then. Haven't looked at the numbers for the Bears.
LOL huh?
HE'S GENERALLY IMPROVED THE STATS OF EVERY TEAM HE'S BEEN AN OC FOR SINCE THEN. HAVEN'T LOOKED AT THE NUMBERS FOR THE BEARS.
Appreciate the translation here.
 
Kurt Warner in his prime was the best QB I've ever seen. I just can't put Rodgers on his level. I've take the 99 Rams.

 
Rams.

The 1999 Rams were #1 in points, #1 in yards, #2 in first downs, had the #1 passing game, and also had a top 5 running game.

This year's Packers are #1 in points, #4 in yards, #7 in first downs, have the #1 passing game, and have a running game ranked in the 20-25 range.

It's reasonably close, but it's also true that the Packers still have half the season to play. I doubt they will maintain the pace they are currently on.

 
There is no way you can pick the Packers here.
actually there is, the Packers have yet to be stopped when i have watched them. I dont even think they roster a punter.Though Faulk probably puts the Rams over the Pack since he was just so damn good
 
There is no way you can pick the Packers here.
actually there is, the Packers have yet to be stopped when i have watched them. I dont even think they roster a punter.Though Faulk probably puts the Rams over the Pack since he was just so damn good
Masthay has a pretty easy job. Only 2 teams have attempted fewer punts (26 or about 3 per game), the Chargers and the Eagles. They are #1 and #3 in turnovers. (Packers are #30 with 8) He does have a nice leg, but his average is low because he's usually punting in opposition territory. :thumbup: As far as the question at hand, I agree that for now you have to go with the Rams because of Faulk, and the Rams proved they could do it over 16 games. The Packers are certainly in a position to make a case over the next 8 games, though.

 
There is no way you can pick the Packers here.
Based on the fact that the Packers are on pace for more yards and TDs?
The numbers are pretty even between the '99 Rams and the '11 Packers, but I think the Rams were more impressive given the era in which they played.
x2. Imagine that Rams offense in today's "wear a skirt" NFL. They'd have scored 50 a game. You could beat receivers up in those days. You could tackle the QB. This is why I hate comparing people more than 3 or 4 years apart. How good would Demarcus Ware be if he could head slap? How good would Polamalu be if he could clothesline people (legally).
 
LOL, leave it to Hoge to come up with such a asanine comparison.

There's one starter on this current GB offense (Finley) I'd take over what was in StL at that time. Yes, that includes QB.

 
Rams had the better QB
Please...Through eight games Rodgers(2619yds/24TD/3INT/72.5%/129QBR) numbers leave Warners(2161yds/24TD/5INT/68.8%/119QBR)in the rearview mirror, and that's not even accounting for Rodgers running.
better RB
No argument here
better line
Eh, the only player that you for sure take over any Packers lineman is Pace. Personally, I'd rather have the Packers interior makeup of Lang/Wells/Sitton than the Rams with Nutten/Gruttadauria/Timmerman.
and better receivers.
If you just stopped with the first two you'd be right. But the entire corps? Bruce/Holt/Hakim/Proehl isn't near as deep and talented overall as Jennings/Nelson/Jones/Driver/Cobb.
Packers have a better TE.
No contest, even though Roland Williams caught half a dozen touchdowns that year.
 
There is no way you can pick the Packers here.
Based on the fact that the Packers are on pace for more yards and TDs?
The numbers are pretty even between the '99 Rams and the '11 Packers, but I think the Rams were more impressive given the era in which they played.
x2. Imagine that Rams offense in today's "wear a skirt" NFL.
Imagine the 2011 Packers playing a last place schedule and 11/16 games in a dome.
 
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The Packers will come back to Earth soon. They play their last 5 games in 2011 outdoors in cold weather cities. They need to hope the defense fixes itself, because there will be a drop off on offense.

December is when the dome helped the 1999 and 2001 Rams the most. :)

 
The Packers will come back to Earth soon. They play their last 5 games in 2011 outdoors in cold weather cities. They need to hope the defense fixes itself, because there will be a drop off on offense.December is when the dome helped the 1999 and 2001 Rams the most. :)
I assume you're a Packers fan based on your username. Have you had a look at Rodgers' numbers in outdoor games in Nov-Jan last year?
 
There is no way you can pick the Packers here.
Based on the fact that the Packers are on pace for more yards and TDs?
The numbers are pretty even between the '99 Rams and the '11 Packers, but I think the Rams were more impressive given the era in which they played.
The 99 Rams were also new and unexpected. Martz just became the OC after Vermeil had overseen the Rams for two pretty bad years. Trent Green was signed as a free agent to be the start QB and got hurt in the preseason. They also just traded for Marshall Faulk, who was good, but not spectacular with the Colts. So no one was expecting anything from the 99 Rams. Also, Tory Holt was a rookie. So this was pretty much a new, and unknown offense.
 

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