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The 49ers are better than the Rams this season | |
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Someone get the Rams a tutor, the 49ers have a better grade in StatSheet's power rankings this year (A vs D) |
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Allow me to direct you to the scoreboard. Last time they played, the 49ers beat the Rams by 7 points (Jan 01, 2012) |
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The Rams look up at more teams than the 49ers in the NFC West (#4 vs #1) |
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Wins and losses. The 49ers have a better overall record than the Rams this season (13-3 vs 2-14) |
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The 49ers respect their fans and play better than the Rams at home this season (7-1 vs 1-7) |
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Opposing teams would rather see the Rams than the 49ers, who have a better road record this season (6-2 vs 1-7) |
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The 49ers win when it counts, with a better division record than the Rams this season (5-1 vs 0-6) |
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The 49ers have a better conference record than the Rams this season (10-2 vs 1-11) |
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The 49ers are clutch, with a better record in games decided by 7 points or less than the Rams this season (6-2 vs 1-5) |
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The 49ers - just like in high school - score more (22.5 vs 11.1) than the Rams this season |
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The 49ers will stuff your end zone, scoring more rushing touchdowns (14 vs 7) than the Rams this season |
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The 49ers will make your quarterback pay, they pick off more passes (23 vs 12) than the Rams this season |
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The 49ers will run it down your throat, with more rushing yards per game (127.8 vs 104.2) than the Rams this season |
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The 49ers - just like your prom date - won't let you score. They allow fewer points (14.2 vs 22.8) than the Rams this season |
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The 49ers quarterbacks know what color they're wearing and throw less interceptions (5 vs 10) than the Rams this season |
The 49ers are better than the Rams historically | |
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History lesson: The 49ers have more wins over the last 5 years than the Rams (46 vs 23) |
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It always comes down to winning vs. losing and the 49ers have a significantly better winning percentage over the last 5 years (0.487 to 0.188) |
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You don't even get close. The 49ers have an average margin of victory of 16 over the Rams in 21 wins since 1995 |
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The 49ers often humiliate the Rams, having blown them out by 21 points or more on 7 occasions since 1995 |
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If it's close, that means the 49ers have already won, having beaten the Rams 8 out of 12 games decided by 7 points or less. |
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What's that smell? Oh. The 49ers have had fewer 10+ losing seasons than the Rams (11 vs 18) |
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The 49ers are winners, with a lot more division titles than the Rams since 1970 (17 vs 11) |
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The 49ers can win when it counts, and have won more playoff games than the Rams (26 vs 19) |
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The 49ers have been to more conference title games since 1970 than the Rams (12 vs 9) |
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The 49ers have won more conference titles than the Rams (5 vs 3) |
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The 49ers have the rings. They've won more Super Bowls than the Rams (5 vs 1) |
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The 49ers perform better under the spotlight with a much better record in Monday Night Football games compared to the Rams (Win pct: 61.50% vs 49.10%) |
The 49ers players are better than the Rams players | |
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The 49ers passing leader (Alex Smith w/ 3,144) is better than the Rams passing leader (Sam Bradford w/ 2,164) |
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The 49ers passing touchdowns leader (Alex Smith w/ 17) is better than the Rams passing touchdowns leader (Sam Bradford w/ 6) |
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The 49ers interceptions leader (Carlos Rogers w/ 6) is better than the Rams interceptions leader (Josh Gordy w/ 3) |
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The 49ers rushing touchdowns leader (Frank Gore w/ 8) is better than the Rams rushing touchdowns leader (Steven Jackson w/ 5) |
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The 49ers kicking leader (David Akers w/ 44) is better than the Rams kicking leader (Josh Brown w/ 21) |
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The 49ers have had more Offensive Players of the Year than the Rams (5 vs 3) |
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The 49ers have had more Defensive Players of the Year than the Rams (2 vs 0) |
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The 49ers have had more Defensive Rookies of the Year than the Rams (3 vs 1) |
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The 49ers have a richer history, with more members on the 75th Anniversary Team than the Rams (3 vs 2) |
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Over the last 10 years, the 49ers have had more elite talent, with more players appearing in the Pro Bowl than the Rams (22 vs 19) |
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The 49ers have had a first-time AP All-Pro player more recently than the Rams (2010 vs 2003) |
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The Rams have a history of underperforming, evidenced by their dominance of getting the #1 overall NFL draft pick (#3 vs #6) |
San Francisco is a better city than St. Louis | |
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We're afraid of you in one regard. More violent crime happens in St. Louis than in San Francisco -- according to the FBI) |
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More property crime happens per capita in St. Louis so you better protect your valuables if you visit (when compared to San Francisco -- according to the FBI) |
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The 49ers are a much more valuable team than the Rams according to Forbes (#22 vs #29) |
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The 49ers name means something. The franchise is worth considerably more than the Rams ($925,000,000 vs $779,000,000) |
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The 49ers know football AND business. They make a lot more money than the Rams ($226,000,000 vs $223,000,000) |
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The 49ers have more fans that attend home games compared to the Rams (Avg Pct Stadium filled: 99.30% vs 81.00%) |
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More people watch the 49ers than the Rams (TV market rank: #6 vs #21) |
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