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Bernie Miklasz of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch is having a hard time watching the Rams in their current state.

One blogger's grades for the St. Louis Rams after Sunday's 27-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks: QUARTERBACK: Filling in for injured Marc Bulger, Kyle Boller produced 282 passing yards.

Kyle Boller made two starts earlier in the season for the St. Louis Rams, filling in for injured quarterback Marc Bulger.

Raiders punter Shane Lechler is chasing the ghost of Slingin' Sammy Baugh, and has been all his NFL life.

Rams' special teams are making strides Coverage units are much improved, and kick returns are up since the arrival of Amendola.

While there hasn't been much to be proud of for the Rams in the first half of the season, the one thing that has been markedly improved from the past three seasons has been the special teams and specifically the return game.

A total of 15 former Huskers saw action during Week 8 of the 2009 NFL season, while three players were off with a bye.

Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo felt no sense of elation. Here's what was on the rookie head coach's mind: "I hope we didn't score too soon." Can't blame the guy for being skittish, considering how long the Rams waited between wins.

After driving the defensive lineman in front of him to the ground, Rams center Jason Brown sneaked a peek downfield.

The Rams will not join the Lions as the only teams in NFL history to have 0-16 seasons.

St. Louis Rams linebacker David Vobora took the majority of snaps with the first string Wednesday in his first practice since a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.

St. Louis Rams punter Donnie Jones leads the NFC in net average, but he's coming off a rough game.

Special teams are a phase of football that sometimes gets overlooked by the common fan, but one Jaguars supporter lives for them.

Just four miserable weeks into the season, and what's left to say about the 2009 St.

It'll be Boller, not Bulger; possibly King, not Bartell; and who knows between Lenon and Grant.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The facts: The Rams fell to 0-3 with a with a 36-17 home defeat to the Packers in Week 3. The upside: Even the worst defeats tend to feature a bright spot or two.

Despite rushing for 2,096 yards and 25 touchdowns and passing for 1,020 yards and 11 TDs as a senior, Bethany High quarterback Chris Chamberlain was generating almost no interest among NCAA Division I-A colleges.

Following is a brief scouting report on the St. Louis Rams based on interviews with several coaches and scouts whose teams recently played them: Running offense: The Rams have a weak talent base, a new coaching staff and they're especially bad on offense.

The St. Louis Rams scored their first points and got their first sack of the season against the Washington Redskins .

For all intents and purposes, Broncos P Brett Kern had a decent day on Sunday in Cincinnati.