St. Louis Rams News

Not that it should be an issue, but the St. Louis Rams shouldn't go do something foolish, like winning one of their next two games.

Originally published December 20, 2009 at 12:40 p.m., updated December 20, 2009 at 12:44 p.m. ST.

Once again, I joined the vast majority of Rams Nation on Sunday that was unable to make it to the Edward Jones Dome to watch the Rams take on the Houston Texans, and that couldn't follow them on TV either, thanks to the local television blackout.

The Tennessee Titans aren't giving up on their slim playoff hopes, not without a fight.

Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch says the Rams' already shaky depth is depleted.

Keith Null's debut as a starting quarterback opened up a can of worms that we seldom see in football, but one that has so thoroughly infested baseball that is has changed - ruined? - the very language of the sport.

With the end of the decade nearing, Sportmeisters Derek and Ryan have decided to present their top 10 games of the past decade.

So much for the Richie Incognito era in St. Louis. So much for the costly yellow flags that had become his unfortunate trademark in a combustible five-year stint with the Rams.

The St. Louis Rams have lost two more players to injury, cornerback Quincy Butler and tight end Daniel Fells .

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The Rams aren't the only ones having trouble selling tickets to their games. For the scalpers on the streets outside the Edward Jones Dome, the ticket market is every bit as sluggish.

Originally published December 20, 2009 at 4:07 p.m., updated December 20, 2009 at 4:19 p.m. ST.

Big games from Andre Johnson and Matt Schaub helped the Houston Texans win by a narrow margin.

With the introduction of Bruce Allen as the Washington Redskins' new executive vice president and general manager Thursday, attention immediately shifted to the status of Jim Zorn and who might replace him if Washington decided to hire a new head coach.

No matter the down, no matter the distance, Chris Johnson wants the football. No matter the time, no matter the score, the Titans running back would like every opportunity to edge closer to the NFL's single-season rushing mark.

The St. Louis Rams appear to be over swine flu that hit the team earlier in the week.

You know...it didn't have to end like this. For the Houston Texans, perched at 5-3 at the season's midpoint and heading into a four-game stretch featuring all divisional opponents, the future was finally taking shape.

A certain article has sparked my interest lately in gathering some information on some of the top running backs who have been looked over or passed by for various reasons, but all mysteriously linking back to their skin color.

Titans running back Chris Johnson changed his nickname from "Dash" to "Every Coach's Dream" in the offseason.

The St. Louis Rams returned to the practice field Friday, a day after an undisclosed number of swine flu cases on the team forced them to cancel a workout.