Claude Wroten News

Steve Spagnuolo stood on the Rams practice field on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, two days removed from his first NFL head coaching victory.

Laurent Robinson's season-ending leg and ankle injury presented a golden opportunity for Ruvell Martin to fill the void at wide receiver.

After a rough start to their inaugural United Football League season Saturday night at the Citrus Bowl , the Florida Tuskers finally settled down, especially the defense.

Two "5 Minute" sections for you. One on theA Rams' barren drafts, and the second on what the Dodgers' acquisition of Jim Thome means to the Cardinals.

The Rams decided to clean house and get rid of the remaining players from their 2006 draft class.

Klop's drops were just part of problem Rams notebook TE never lived up to his promise.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Randy from St. Louis writes: With the Tye Hill deal, don't forget the Rams traded the Jay Cutler pick to Denver -- 11th overall -- for Hill and Claude Wroten .

To all you Joe Klopfenstein fans out there, if there are any left, I hate to say I told you so.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The Rams overhauled their roster during the early months of Steve Spagnuolo's tenure as head coach.

Tight end Joe Klopfenstein was among four St. Louis Rams players released Tuesday, as the team moved towardA the mandatory roster limit of 75 players by this afternoon.

The Florida Tuskers have released the first wave of names for their roster, although it's not the names on the list that will draw attention, but the names missing.

Alex Marvez is a Senior NFL Writer and Mixed Martial Arts writer for FOXSports.com. He's covered the NFL for 14 seasons as a beat writer and is president emeritus of the Pro Football Writers of America.

At the annual NFL rookie symposium, cautionary tales are a common watchword. At the launch of burgeoning NFL careers, impressionable rookies are warned about virtually every potential downfall.

So on Thursday I wrote up and published a fake interview with Claude Wroten, a third-round draft pick out of Louisiana State by the St.

The Rams could stand to strengthen the middle of their defense. Adding free-agent safety James Butler was a start, but the team could use reinforcements in its front seven.