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ST. LOUIS a ' At 1-12, they share the worst record in the NFL with Tampa Bay. Their injury report is getting as thick as the Yellow Pages.

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

As he's done all year, St. Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo is dressing just for WRs for today's game against the Saints.

ST. LOUIS _ A strained left knee will keep New Orleans Saints free safety Darren Sharper out of today's game against the St.

The St. Louis Rams used some of their time off the field to pay a visit to our nation's heroes.

The St. Louis Rams have gotten their first break of the day: Wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who has been fighting a knee injury, won't suit up for the Lions.

Originally published October 18, 2009 at 10:26 a.m., updated October 18, 2009 at 11:28 a.m. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.

"Pretty close to it, anyway," Martin said. "If we get specific, I think right guard is the only position I haven't played in a game yet, but I've taken reps at everything." Martin, of Wenzville, Mo., is back in the position for which he was recruited all along.

St. Louis Rams cornerback Ron Bartell, bothered by a thigh injury for about 10 days, won't play today against the 49ers.

It turns out St. Louis Rams safety Anthony Smith was a bit premature when he "announced" earlier this week that he'd be on the field today against his former team, the Packers.

The St. Louis Rams' Victor Adeyanju is 0 for 2 this season. Adeyanju, a fourth-year pro who led the team's defensive linemen in tackles last year, again is among the inactives.

The weather is highly un-Seattle-like as the Rams prepare to kick off the regular season at sold-out Qwest Field.

They've trudged through the offseason conditioning program and the minicamps. They've endured a demanding training camp.

Some six months after the start of the offseason conditioning program, the St. Louis Rams have arrived at the cusp of their season-opener. A relatively light 90-minute practice wrapped up on-the-field preparations for Sunday's clash with the Seahawks in Seattle.

Like the other young players hoping to make the St. Louis Rams' 53-man roster, offensive tackle Eric Young spent Saturday afternoon praying his telephone didn't ring.

No other sport on the professional landscape can be so utterly cold-blooded and simultaneously full of so much uncontrollable joy as the National Football League, where survival of the fittest is not just a daily fact of life, but a nervous, hourly vigil.

The Rams held one more offensive lineman and one fewer running back than usual on their initial reduction to the 53-man roster limit.

After a grueling, fourth-month process, Roger Allen can finally breath a deep sigh of relief.

The Rams reached the 53-man roster limit Saturday afternoon by placing defensive end Eric Moore on the injured reserve list.

Roger Allen III cannot tell a lie. He lived and died with the Chiefs growing up in Kansas City - right down to that tomahawk chop the fans do at Arrowhead Stadium.