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Yeah JB, you tell em. Something is fishy about this Todd Gurley situation amiright? No way that there isn’t something else going on how Todd Gurley, a guy who was a legit MVP candidate for the 12 weeks of the season who, yes, did get injured but from what we’ve been told by everyone that he recovered from it and was AOK to play, only got 10 carries in the biggest game of his and Sean McVay’s life especially when Gurley came back from the injury and ran for 116 yards on 16 carries against the Cowboys. Then, he followed it up by having 4 carries against the Saints in a game where a ball went off his hands for an INT on the Rams’ first drive and then followed it up by another drop on the next drive. All this weirdness leads me and James Brown to think something has happened between Todd Gurley and Sean McVay.

The Rams are 100% hiding what is really going on with Gurley from the public, but we all know, eventually we’ll get some information either from the Gurley camp or the Rams camp. My guess will be it will be from the Gurley camp, and when that happens, that’s going to start a storm. And when that happens, oh nelly, it’s going to be a sight to see.

I don’t think I’m that far off base saying that there’s an average chance that Todd Gurley won’t be on the Rams next year. Divisions between players and management cloaked in so much strangeness don’t ever end well. Not saying the situations are the same, but Le’Veon, Antonio Brown, TO, Moss, and so many others. Once something weird happens with a player, regardless if their right or wrong, they aren’t longed for that team anymore. And let the record show, this is a very weird situation. A player the caliber of Gurley not being used in the two biggest games of McVay’s life without any good reason is odd every way you look at it. So, I’m predicting a spectacular ending to this situation that’ll probably start getting underway in a month or so. It’ll be something that me and James Brown will talk about over wings.

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