Billy Bajema News

Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo answered 18 consecutive questions about his offense Monday.

A fractured leg has put Marc Bulger's availability for the remainder of this season in clear jeopardy.

Back spasms kept Steven Jackson out of practice all week. They also were an issue Sunday, but they didn't keep him off the field.

Already missing two offensive line starters against Seattle, the Rams lost a third - center Jason Brown - to a sprained right knee just before halftime.

Two games into his debut, and we're in love with Brandon Gibson. He is a tough, physical player who attacks defensive backs on his routes.

One team came to the Edward Jones Dome with a +129 points differential, the other with a -144. This was, on paper, a matchup of one of the very best and very worst teams in the NFL, a game that should have been over at halftime.

At the end of practice today - Veterans Day - the St. Louis Rams players and coaches huddled, took a knee, heard a few words from safety Oshiomogho Atogwe, then, heads bowed, paused for a moment of silence.

Unless you're a diehard Rams fans, you probably aren't aware of the season -- or career -- that Steven Jackson is having.

Who would've guessed that at the midway point of the season, the Rams' touchdown leader would be Daniel Fells and fellow tight end Billy Bajema would have the team's highest yards-per-catch average? "I'll tell you who would've guessed that - the tight ends would've guessed that," Fells shot back in mock indignation.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando This is a follow-up to an earlier item about the Rams' offensive personnel use, with specific attention to fullback Mike Karney and tight end Daniel Fells .

Oklahoma State tight end Cooper Bassett caught his first touchdown pass last Saturday.

To put it in perspective, Hollis Thomas has scored more points than Steven Jackson, almost midway through the 2009 season.

With Chris Massey out with a knee injury, TE Billy Bajema has taken over the long-snapping duties for the St.

After such a positive start for the St. Louis Rams Sunday at Jacksonville, their offensive inconsistency, and timid coaching late, led to another loss.

The Rams have enough physical ability to win a few National Football League games this season.

The "Greatest Show on Turf" is officially dead. Sure, the bell started to toll four years ago when Mike Martz left St.

Although he didn't practice Wednesday, sore-shouldered Marc Bulger said he still can imagine a scenario in which he's the St.

Marc Bulger might not be the people's choice in St. Louis. Another sub-par season at quarterback, and he may not be the coaches' choice, either.

In life, as in football, it's always good to have a backup plan. Billy Bajema certainly thought so growing up in football-mad Oklahoma.

It's a pretty simple premise. It didn't take long for new head coach Steve Spagnuolo and new GM Billy Devaney to figure out that one of the biggest keys to the Rams' success this coming season would be the ability to keep RB Steven Jackson, the team's undisputed offensive centerpiece, on the field for all 16 games for the first time in three ...