Kyle Boller News

BE SURE TO CHECK EXTRA MUSTARD THIS AFTERNOON FOR A FRESH SET OF HOT CLICKS . It seems that Rams quarterback Kyle Boller has a thing for, um, let's just say, controversial women.

Hard at work writing and shilling for her new memoir, it's hard to believe that Carrie Prejean makes time for love .

This Rams regime has finally embraced the forward pass as a viable offensive tactic.

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.

Teammates Brett Myers and Cole Hamels of the Philadelphia Phillies exchanged some fighting words after their World Series Game 5 win against the New York Yankees.

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Marc Bulger's days as the Rams' starting quarterback appear to be numbered. The team, which hasn't posted a winning record since 2003, will lug a 17-game losing streak to Detroit on Sunday.

Steven Jackson has been a standout for the winless St. Louis Rams, ranking second in the NFL in yards from scrimmage and third in rushing.

Teams are beginning to make some moves, either up or down. I think we all know which teams are the dregs of the '09 NFL season but that's about it.

The NFL used to believe that all teams are created equal, but those days are long gone.

The Rams watchword this season has been "progress.". Fans and media alike have been using it ever since Steve Spagnuolo came through the door at Rams Park, and even before.

The pre-snap histrionics have become Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning's trademark.

When he wakes up on Mondays now, Danny Amendola is sore all over. That's a good thing, he explained, because it means he's playing football on Sundays.

Steven Jackson said St. Louis Rams coaches preach turnover avoidance so much that it might be causing more errors.

If you think the St. Louis Rams have been struggling to sell out games at the Edward Jones Dome, pity the poor Jacksonville Jaguars.

Vikings' Kevin Williams sacks Rams' quarterback Kyle Boller in the third quarter as the Minnesota Vikings play the St.

Three players were fined for uncessary roughness in last Sunday's Rams-Vikings game, but Minnesota defensive end Ray Edwards was not fined for what some observers regarded as a questionable hit on St.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando One more fine: The league hit Vikings defensive tackle Kevin Williams for an illegal blow to the head against Rams quarterback Kyle Boller .

The St. Louis Rams and Jacksonville Jaguars handled last weekend's lopsided losses very differently.

In the fantasy world, a top-tiered team defense will never equal the value of a top-tiered running back, not in a million years.