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Getting a personal foul penalty was totally out of character for St. Louis Rams offensive lineman Adam Goldberg.

St. Louis Rams defensive lineman C.J. Ah You will miss the remainder of the 2009 season because of a torn ACL in his left knee.

Friendship goes out the window Sunday when the St. Louis Rams' Leonard Little tries to sack his friend, Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner.

Ah You is out for rest of season Rams notebook Defensive lineman has torn ACL in left knee.

St. Louis Rams defensive end C.J. Ah You has been lost for the season with a knee injury.

Other than the timing - he was cut last spring on the day before his wedding - Rams fullback Mike Karney harbors no ill will toward his former team, the New Orleans Saints .

Incognito will not practice this week Rams notebook He's still nursing foot sprain from last month.

St. Louis Rams fullback Mike Karney claims that he harbors no grudge against his former team, the New Orleans Saints.

As might be expected with a young and relatively inexperienced wide receiver corps, the Rams are among the league leaders in dropped passes midway through the 2009 season.

Tempting as it might have been to simply take a couple of weeks off and let his sore thigh heal, Rams cornerback Ron Bartell just couldn't do it.

At the end of practice today - Veterans Day - the St. Louis Rams players and coaches huddled, took a knee, heard a few words from safety Oshiomogho Atogwe, then, heads bowed, paused for a moment of silence.

St. Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo went bike riding with his wife, Maria, during the team's bye weekend.

Don't be surprised if you see Steve and Maria Spagnuolo this weekend at your favorite restaurant, the zoo or the neighborhood movie theater.

When the Rams' snapped their 17-game losing streak last Sunday in Detroit, it wasn't the only dubious streak to end that day at Ford Field.

Kicker Josh Brown's first fake field goal led to the St. Louis Rams' first win of the season.

The injuries, and losses, have piled up for the St. Louis Rams this season. In last week's loss to the Colts, long snapper Chris Massey and rookie cornerback Bradley Fletcher were lost for the season due to knee injuries.

At the halfway mark of the season, the Rams find themselves in last place in the NFC West, last in the NFL in scoring and last in the league in points yielded .

His contribution might have gotten lost somewhat in the St. Louis Rams' euphoria after RB Steven Jackson's dramatic touchdown run and the 17-10 victory Sunday in Detroit, but rookie K.C. Asiodu was more than a bit player in the result that snapped a 17-game losing streak.

The bye week comes at an ideal time for the Rams - the halfway mark of the season for their new head coach, his new staff and a roster brimming with new players.

Gibson gets up to speed on offense Rams notebook New wideout appears ready to face the Lions.