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Week in the life of 2 coaches and their families
Keystone Oaks coach Nick Kamberis with his sons Kooper, 3, left, and Deacon, 1,at his home in Castle Shannon Oct.
Like Peyton, Spagnuolo sought advice from Eli Manning, too
St. Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo is not above some stealth work to try to gain an edge.
New Rams receiver Gibson appears ready to play
Erstwhile Rams linebacker Will Witherspoon terrorized the Washington Redskins on Monday night, returning an interception for a touchdown, collecting a team-high eight tackles, including a sack, and forcing a fumble in a 27-17 Philadelphia victory.
Vobora returns after 'humbling experience'
Linebacker David Vobora was on the practice field for the St. Louis Rams on Wednesday for the first time since being slapped with a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Butler is ready for Colts Rams notebook Safety has missed 3 games with knee injury.
Butler is ready for Colts Rams notebook Safety has missed 3 games with knee injury.
NOTEBOOK: Jackson simmers as Rams stumble
To put it in perspective, Hollis Thomas has scored more points than Steven Jackson, almost midway through the 2009 season.
Breaking down the Rams-Colts contest
Key matchup: Barron vs. Freeney After neutralizing Minnesota's Jared Allen two weeks ago, Rams LT Alex Barron gave up a sack to Jacksonville's Atiyyah Ellison last Sunday.
RAMS: Both sides of the ledger
Double-digit favorites on the road to win their 15th consecutive regular-season game, the Indianapolis Colts act as if they won't have a more difficult test than the winless St.
Linebacker Lenon gets another shot Rams notebook He faced Colts last year while with Lions.
Linebacker Lenon gets another shot Rams notebook He faced Colts last year while with Lions.
Bulger: Rams must achieve perfection to upset Colts
What will it take for the winless St. Louis Rams to upend the undefeated Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at the Edward Jones Dome? Perfection, according to quarterback Marc Bulger .
Streak goes on for struggling Rams
Even an NFL rookie knows that the "what have you done for me lately" philosophy of the NFL can apply to one game.
Maybe the Jacksonville Jaguars needed to run the ball more. It certainly worked well against the winless St.
Ramsa down linemen getting to Jaguars QB; CB King injured
The St. Louis Rams have gotten three sacks so far from down linemen, an encouraging sign for a defense that has struggled to pressure the quarterbacks this year.
Bulger steps up after injury sidelines Boller
Any quarterback controversy surrounding the St. Louis Rams' Kyle Boller and Marc Bulger may have become a moot point when Boller exited the team's 38-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in the fourth quarter.
St. Louis Rams' Steven Jackson is frustrated
Roughly one-third of the way through the season, Steven Jackson ranks fourth in the NFL in rushing and is on pace for 1,443 yards over a 16-game season.
Spagnuolo makes it clear: Bulger is the No. 1 quarterback
Coach Steve Spagnuolo made it crystal clear Monday: There will be no quarterback controversy at Rams Park.
Players are urged to oppose Limbaugh Notebook Rams have not responded to union leader's call.
Players are urged to oppose Limbaugh Notebook Rams have not responded to union leader's call.
NFC West roided-out rosters: Week 5
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Larry from Alaska writes: Do you have an updated "roided out roster" file posted for download? Mike Sando: Now I do.
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Spags: It's time to focus on 2009
Defiant as he attempted to swat aside comparisons to the hapless Rams squads of the recent past, coach Steve Spagnuolo insisted Monday that "the 2009 Rams stand on their own." "It has nothing to do with teams coming forward or any teams going backward," he said.
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