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Louis Rams , he has yet to impress. The backup quarterback is getting extended playing opportunity, perhaps the rest of the season, given that is on crutches with a fractured left shin bone.

Boller is ready for better role Backup QB will start Sunday, but he's accustomed to stepping in.

Any chance Marc Bulger had to play his way into the Rams' quarterback picture in 2010 may have vanished with an MRI result early Monday evening.

Some in St. Louis wonder if Marc Bulger has played his last game with the Rams. The quarterback says it's too early to speculate about his future.

Spagnuolo feels pain of shoddy run defense Rams showed a little improvement before past two games.

With Marc Bulger sidelined for 3-to-6 weeks with a fractured shin bone in his left leg, the St.

St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger will be out 3-to-6 weeks with a broken tibia , the team announced Monday.

St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger will miss the next three-to-six weeks with a broken tibia suffered in Sunday's loss to the Cardinals.

Kurt Warner 's injury status will be the primary focus when I head down to the Cardinals' postgame media sessions momentarily.

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

QUESTION: Hindsight is always 20/20 but perhaps not so much with the 2009 NFL draft class.

Edward Hall stood at midfield shivering. He was soaked from head to toe, there were tiny ice chunks on his shoulders and the cold wind was picking up.

The West Texas A&M Buffs may not make the Division II football playoffs, but there's an outside shot they could play in a bowl game.

Despite another rough outing Sunday, obviously the coaches still believe QB Marc Bulger gives the team its best chance to win or he wouldn't be playing.

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

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Thanks to those who kept the latest NFC West chat moving even though we encountered quite a few eight-man fronts.

St. Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo is not above some stealth work to try to gain an edge.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - The turning point came last November. Former quarterback Ryan Leaf, the 1998 second-overall NFL draft pick who became a poster boy for poor drafting after four unsuccessful pro seasons, was coaching at West Texas A&M when he finally hit bottom.

Tim Klutsarits of examiner.com takes issue with the Rams' approach and questions whether they're headed in the right direction.