Keith Null News

St. Louis tight end Randy McMichael, left, gives the ball to Keith Null on Sunday after McMichael scored a touchdown on a pass from Null against Tennessee.

Richie Incognito was released on Tuesday by the St. Louis Rams, two days after coach Steve Spagnuolo benched the temperamental offensive guard for the second half of a loss at Tennessee.

Well, Keith Null's debut as a starting quarterback certainly went well. Now that we've all watched Null humiliate himself and the Rams with his one-touchdown, five-interception performance in a 47-7 drubbing at the hands of the Tennessee Titans Sunday, I hope everybody can stop clamoring to see him and realize that he just Just kidding.

QUESTION: With the Rams suffering through a miserable season, where does the team go from here? JIM THOMAS Wea ll answer the question with three questions.

St. Louis Rams guard Jacob Bell could miss the rest of the season after tearing a hamstring late in Sunday's loss at Tennessee.

In the pursuit of a 2,000-yard rushing season, Chris Johnson now finds his name alongside some of the greats to play the game.

A fake punt that resulted in a 51-yard gain by RB Kenneth Darby has led to a St.

Rookie Keith Null made his first NFL start Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, taking the first snap for the St.

If for no other reason, the St. Louis Rams' game against the Tennessee Titans should have some interest for fans wanting to watch the NFL's two leading rushers.

Former Central Washington great Mike Reilly is no longer on Green Bay's practice squad, but he is on St.

The St. Louis Rams entered the 2009 season with Marc Bulger as clearly their No.

Steven Jackson missed his eighth straight practice Thursday, resting an aching back.

The St. Louis Rams now have both of the quarterbacks from one of the most spectacular offensive showcases in Division II football history.

Canadian Oshiomogho Atogwe, the second-leading tackler for the St. Louis Rams, was placed on injured reserve Wednesday with a dislocated shoulder and will miss the rest of the season.

Would it be Brock Berlin or Bruce Gradkowski? The Rams kept Berlin. Everyone shrugged at the time.

The obvious problem facing the Rams' offense? 8- and 9-man fronts. Teams are so unafraid of our passing game that they're throwing defensive playbooks out the window and just sending every able-bodied man straight up our gut.

Rams Head Coach Steve Spagnuolo walks off the field following a 17-9 loss to the Chicago Bears.

Louis Rams , he has yet to impress. The backup quarterback is getting extended playing opportunity, perhaps the rest of the season, given that is on crutches with a fractured left shin bone.

Boller is ready for better role Backup QB will start Sunday, but he's accustomed to stepping in.

Any chance Marc Bulger had to play his way into the Rams' quarterback picture in 2010 may have vanished with an MRI result early Monday evening.