St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Rams 2008 Draft Preview
The Rams had a mind-boggling confluence of offensive line issues last season, beginning with the season-ending injury to left tackle Orlando Pace, and only signed one new o-lineman - ex-Titans guard Jacob Bell - during the subsequent free agency period. Inasmuch, it would be strange for a team that gave up 48 sacks a year ago to do anything other than pick Michigan tackle Jake Long at No. 2. The other big needs reside within the defensive front seven, where the Rams must find a reliable complement to Leonard Little at defensive end, and need a linebacking contributor [or two] following Brandon Chillar's free agent defection to the Packers. Receiving talent is not generally among this team's trouble spots, but the respective ages of holdovers Torry Holt (32), Drew Bennett (30), and tight end Randy McMichael (29) might prompt the team to select another set of hands in the middle rounds.
Rams ink wideout Caldwell
The St. Louis Rams agreed to a one-year contract with veteran wide receiver Reche Caldwell on Tuesday.
Rams bring back DE Hall
The St. Louis Rams agreed to terms on a two- year contract with defensive end James Hall, the club announced Tuesday.
Rams re-sign C Romberg
The St. Louis Rams agreed to terms with center Brett Romberg on a one-year contract, the team announced Thursday.
Rams agree to terms with Trent Green
Quarterback Trent Green is returning to St. Louis, agreeing to terms with the Rams Monday on a three-year deal.
Rams agree to terms with Becht, re-sign G Goldberg
The St. Louis Rams re-signed guard Adam Goldberg on Thursday, and agreed to terms on a contract with tight end Anthony Becht.
Rams sign G Bell
The St. Louis Rams have agreed to terms on a six-year contract with guard Jacob Bell.
Rams sign G Bell
The St. Louis Rams have agreed to terms on a six-year contract with guard Jacob Bell on Monday.
Rams sign kicker Brown
The St. Louis Rams signed kicker Josh Brown to a five-year contract, the same day long-time Rams kicker Jeff Wilkins retired.
