[Old Retired Army Guy]

This is the best thing that could happen to the Rams who are arguably the worst team in the NFL. Their ownership has had no interest in putting the reasources into building this team into a winner since their last Super Bowl appearnce.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Green Bay Packers fans are known as cheeseheads.

Not after the ass-kicking we received last night we're not.

[GSWarrior]

I didn’t know St. Louis had an NFL franchise.

[Deb]

Its hard to believe Georgia would turn down any amount of money, the old bag.

Free the Rams, damn it!

[martin_fierro]

Rush Lambaugh.

[Secret Agent Man]

Think it’s a mistake for Rush to go this way and get involved with franchise ownership. Not saying he couldn’t do it, just think it’s like another wife.

[A CA Guy]

Good for Rush and the other investors.

[lonevoice]

While I totally “get” Rush’s love of NFL football, this does concern me in terms of him potentially considering retirement from fulltime broadcasting. His relationship with long-term girlfriend, Kathryn Rogers, his dramatic weight loss, taking up exercise for the first time in his life, increasing frequency of absences from the EIB Network, and now this. It seems to me that his deeper interests are leading him in a new direction for his senior years.

[wardaddy]

I am so happy for Rush’s success

the only problem is this could give the left a venue to attack him like they did Marge..

but he has his big boy pants on..

[foreverfree]

A FReep search proved fruitless for what I'm about to mention, but even with the Blues' owner involved, what are the chances of a Checketts/Limbaugh Rams moving west - back to Los Angeles, even though I have read where Chip Rosenbloom entertained prospective buyers only on the condition that the team remain in the Mound City?

Posters on www.la-rams.com still dream of that after 15 years? Doesn't the Jones Dome have an escape clause for the Rams?

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