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October 4, 2014
Judge Orders Rams to Refund PSL Fees, Offer Season Tickets to St. Louis Fans
The Los Angeles Rams are still feeling the effects of their move based on a federal judge's ruling involving 46,000 personal seat licenses. According to Nathan Fenno of the Los Angeles Times , United States District Judge Stephen N...
Rams triumph in historic return to Los Angeles
Kicker Greg Zuerlein booted three field goals and the Los Angeles Rams defence shutdown the Seattle Seahawks to secure a 9-3 win in the first NFL game in Los Angeles since 1994. Zuerlein on Sunday went three-for-three, kicking field goals of 47, 39 and 28 yards as the newly relocated Rams recovered
Rams beat Seahawks 9-3 on Zuerlein's leg in NFL return to LA
Greg Zuerlein kicked three field goals - the longest a 47-yarder in the fourth quarter - and the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Seattle Seahawks 9-3 on Sunday that marked the return of pro football to the nation's second-largest market for the first time in nearly 22 years. Plenty of penalties slowed
Heat on as Rams prepare for Los Angeles bow
The Los Angeles Rams face a daunting opening night against the Seattle Seahawks here Sunday as the glitz and glamour of the National Football League returns to Tinseltown after a two-decade absence. Twenty-two years after the franchise upped sticks and relocated to St. Louis, the Rams will play their
Why L.A. Rams' Rodger Saffold co-founded an esports team
Saffold, an offensive guard for the Rams, grew up playing video games. After seeing the growth of esports, he founded and now runs the team Rise Nation while still playing for the NFL.
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Tavon Austin making No. 1 WR money without No. 1 WR numbers
To the Los Angeles Rams, Tavon Austin's value can't be measured by prototypical receiver standards. Which is why they paid him.
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Rams receiver Tavon Austin gets extension
Wide receiver Tavon Austin has signed a four-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Rams. ''Tavon has been an integral part of our offense and special teams since we drafted him in 2013,'' coach Jeff Fisher said in a statement. ''It is important to our organization to
Source: Rams, WR Austin reach $42M extension
WR Tavon Austin has reached agreement on a four-year, $42 million extension with the Los Angeles Rams that includes $30 million guaranteed, a source told ESPN.
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Tavon Austin, Rams agree to huge extension worth up to $52 million
The Rams are giving some serious money to receiver Tavon Austin
Tavon Austin, Rams Agree to New Contract: Latest Details, Comments and Reaction
Tavon Austin has established himself as the Los Angeles Rams ' most versatile offensive weapon over the past few seasons, and the franchise rewarded him Saturday with a four-year contract extension...
Rams WR Tavon Austin to sign 4-year, $42M extension
The Los Angeles Rams have locked up WR to a four-year, $42 million contract extension, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported. Austin is now under contract for six years.
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Tavon Austin signs 4-year, $42M extension with Rams
The Los Angeles Rams have locked up WR to a four-year, $42 million contract extension, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported. Austin is now under contract for six years.
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Rams DE Robert Quinn ready to return, help Aaron Donald
Sidelined late last season after back surgery, DE Robert Quinn saw Rams foes gang up on Aaron Donald. Quinn's set to return Saturday and lend a hand.
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E.J. Gaines happy to be back on the field for the Rams
Cornerback E.J. Gaines said early in training camp that the Los Angeles Rams could have the best secondary in the league, even after losing starting cornerback Janoris Jenkins and safety Rodney McLeod in free agency. Working extensively with the starters Monday, Gaines was able to build on his productive
Mermaid shows up to Rams' practice to greet William Hayes
William Hayes and the Los Angeles Rams got a special visitor at practice on Monday.
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Dinosaurs, mermaids, Speedos: 'Hard Knocks' has a ball with William Hayes
Defensive end William Hayes was the star of this week's episode of "Hard Knocks", as the Los Angeles Rams veteran discusses mermaids and dinosaurs.
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William Hayes: Still out on dinosaurs; in on mermaids
Rams DE William Hayes made the football community slap its collective forehead last year with his dead-serious contention that dinosaurs were the handiwork of the human imagination. Now he's back.
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Blue-and-gold day in LA as Rams come home after 22 years
It was a preseason game with the electricity of a playoff game. There was no Deacon or Dickerson, and the old familiar blue and yellow were replaced with St. Louis gold, navy and white, but the horns on the helmets were the same, and so was the name: ''Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to welcome
Michael Sam Involved in NSFW Verbal Altercation
Former St. Louis Rams and Dallas Cowboys defensive end Michael Sam was involved in a verbal confrontation with a man outside of a West Hollywood, California, nightclub Tuesday night...
HOF 2016: Pace paved way for Rams' Greatest Show on Turf
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Orlando Pace accomplished what he set out to do, becoming one of the best offensive tackles in the NFL. At 6-foot-7, he had the wingspan to ward off pass rushers, at 325 pounds he had the bulk for the power game, plus he was amazingly light on his feet.
Rams punter Hekker pays tribute to Mike Sadler
Johnny Hekker switched jersey numbers to use Mike Sadler's No. 3 during the Rams training camp to remember the Michigan State punter who died in an auto accident last week.
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The Rams are worried about their missing RB, who isn't returning calls
Tre Mason hasn't spoken to Jeff Fisher since the season ended
Rams' Tre Mason doesn't report to camp, hasn't talked to team in months
There's a concerning story developing around the Los Angeles Rams and Tre Mason: not only has Mason not reported to training camp, team brass haven't had any contact with him in months. Coach Jeff Fisher told media on Saturday that the Rams have placed Mason, a third-year running back, on the reserve
Tre Mason missing from Los Angeles Rams camp
The Rams placed Tre Mason on the Reserve/Did Not Report list on Saturday. What's behind the running back's absence from training camp?
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Mason's Family Reportedly Concerned About His Mental Health
The family of Los Angeles Rams running back Tre Mason is reportedly concerned about his well-being after a series of incidents during the NFL offseason...
St. Louis fans honor Rams legends indoors, trash Stan Kroenke outside
Jeff Schnurbusch spent his hard-earned money on his beloved St. Louis Rams for more than 20 years, but he has made his final two purchases toward the team whose owner broke his and thousands of others' hearts when the franchise moved to Los Angeles. As much as Saturday's event was a celebration for
Rams aim for playoff return in their 1st season back in LA
By almost any measure, the Rams' return to Los Angeles appears to be going splendidly. The players and coaches are fully settled in Southern California. Except now it's time to see how these Los Angeles Rams measure up in the standings - and that's where the St. Louis edition of this franchise
Peyton? Retired. Coughlin? Resigned. Rams? In LA
Peyton Manning is retired. Tom Coughlin is gone. Heck, the Rams no longer are in St. Louis.
Stedman Bailey joins West Virginia's coaching staff
Former Rams wideout Stedman Bailey is going back to school this fall in the next step toward his recovery. Bailey is returning to his alma mater, West Virginia, to become a student assistant coach.
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WR Bailey joins WVU staff as student assistant
Former Rams WR Stedman Bailey will join West Virginia's staff as a student assistant coach as he continues to recover from two gunshot wounds to the head suffered last November.
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Bailey Named WVU Student Assistant Coach
Former Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey is going back to college, where he will serve as a student assistant coach under West Virginia Mountaineers head football coach Dana Holgorsen ...
Stedman Bailey joining West Virginia staff as student assistant
Former West Virginia wide receiver Stedman Bailey is returning to school and will serve as a graduate assistant in 2016. Bailey, most recently a member of the Los Angeles Rams, was shot in the head twice in November 2015 in Miami in a drive-by shooting. Bailey said in a statement through the school
CB Johnson, Rams fail to strike long-term deal
Trumaine Johnson will play the 2016 season under the non-exclusive franchise tag after failing to strike a long-term deal with the Rams.
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Trumaine Johnson Contract: Latest News, Rumors on CB's Negotiations with Rams
Los Angeles Rams cornerback Trumaine Johnson is reportedly unlikely to reach an agreement on a long-term contract extension before the July 15 deadline for franchise players. ESPN's Adam Schefter categorized the potential deal as a "long shot...
Saints hoping new veteran linebackers solidify defense
James Laurinaitis sees a theme in the type of players the Saints brought in to bolster their linebacker corps this offseason. A 29-year-old, former Ohio State star, Laurinaitis started every game of his first seven NFL seasons for the St. Louis Rams, but was released after last season.
Spagnuolo has put Giants defensive woes behind him
The days of Steve Spagnuolo searching for ways to get the New York Giants a pass rush are over. The free agent signings of defensive end Olivier Vernon and tackle Damon 'Snacks' Harrison have turned the line into a force again, and that's not all ''Spags'' got in the offseason for the NFL's worst defense. General manager Jerry Reese signed former Redskins linebacker Keenan Robinson and Rams cor...
Stedman Bailey recovering from shooting
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey is recovering from being shot in the head twice last November. As he awaits for medical clearance, Bailey rejoins his team in a new, different role.
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Rams' Bailey hopes to play again after shooting
Stedman Bailey said on Friday that his focus is now on his new assignment as an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Rams while expressed optimism about his future as a football player.
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Rams' Bailey aims to play after shooting
Stedman Bailey is making a steady recovery after getting shot last year, and he still hopes to be medically cleared to play football again. Until then, the receiver is focusing his energy on helping the Los Angeles Rams from the sidelines. Bailey expressed optimism Friday about his football future, whether back in uniform or as a coach.
Stedman Bailey clears waivers, will work with Rams' staff
Wide receiver Stedman Bailey, who was shot last November, cleared waivers and was placed on the Los Angeles Rams' reserve / non-football injury list.
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Rams' Bailey on non-football injury list
Although the Los Angeles Rams have waived Stedman Bailey, they intend to keep the receiver around the team this season while he continues to recover from his gunshot wounds. Bailey is headed to the Rams' reserve non-football injury list after clearing waivers, coach Jeff Fisher said Wednesday. Bailey was shot last November while sitting in a car in Miami with his cousin and two children.
With future uncertain, WR Bailey waived by Rams
With WR Stedman Bailey's football future still uncertain as he recovers from two gunshot wounds to the head, the Los Angeles Rams waived him with the non-football injury designation on Tuesday.
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Los Angeles Rams waive Stedman Bailey
The Los Angeles Rams waived Stedman Bailey with the non-football injury designation on Tuesday. What's next for Bailey if he's unable to play football again?
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Stedman Bailey Waived by Rams
The Los Angeles Rams waived wide receiver Stedman Bailey on Tuesday with a non-football injury designation...
Fisher thinks Austin can catch 100-plus passes in '16
Los Angeles Rams coach Jeff Fisher believes the attention defenses will pay to Todd Gurley will open up Tavon Austin to "double" his 52-catch total from last season.
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Holes on defense a question Rams still must answer
Whether E.J. Gaines, Maurice Alexander and others can replace the production and leadership of CB Janoris Jenkins and safety Rodney McLeod is crucial.
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Los Angeles lands 2021 NFL Super Bowl
Los Angeles was awarded the right to stage the Super Bowl in 2021 on Tuesday as National Football League chiefs picked Atlanta and Miami as venues for the money-spinning showpiece in 2019 and 2020. The host cities were announced after a vote at the annual NFL owners meetings in Charlotte, North Carolina. The choice of Los Angeles had been widely anticipated following the NFL's decision earlier ...
Les Snead: Rams knew Nick Foles trade might fail
Rams GM Les Snead recently conceded the team knew Nick Foles might not be the answer after acquiring him in exchange for Sam Bradford. How did that deal ultimately help Snead acquire Jared Goff?
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First 'Hard Knocks' trailer focuses on Rams' move, Jared Goff
This season's "Hard Knocks" will focus on the Rams' move from St. Louis to Los Angeles and the decision to trade up to draft Jared Goff.
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Rams' McDonald arrested on DUI suspicion
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Los Angeles Rams safety T.J. McDonald has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an unknown substance after he apparently struck a parked car.
