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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Power Rankings : Preseason: 32. This week: 30. 2009 Schedule/Results Where they stand: The Rams are fourth in the NFC West with a 1-7 record.

As tight ends continue to fall by the wayside, don't forget about Randy McMichael.

A week ago, after his team had fallen to 0-7 with a 42-6 loss to Indianapolis, Steve Spagnuolo was asked if he received words of encouragement from friends or coaching counterparts.

Offense. Defense. Special teams. Coaching. Steven Jackson 's 25-yard touchdown run with 1:38 left lifted the Rams to a 17-10 win Sunday over Detroit.

Nick Wagoner of stlouisrams.com says the Rams' victory over the Lions was "the culmination of weeks and months of blood, sweat and tears." Steven Jackson on his game-winning touchdown run: "That run felt really good.

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

One win. It seems so little in the grand scheme of things in the NFL but it is something that the St.

As with many things in the game of football, timing is everything when it comes to the celebratory Gatorade shower.

Steven Jackson rushed for 149 yards on 22 carries and scored the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter, as the St.

What the Detroit Lions and St. Louis Rams might lack in Grade-A, championship-caliber football on Sunday at Ford Field could be made up for in the area of competitive fire.The Lions and Rams, two of the league's most downtrodden teams as the 2009 season hits Week 8, are undoubtedly looking at one another as potential sources of a much-needed ...

Forgive Rams receiver Danny Amendola for being overly upbeat. He is glad to be on an active NFL roster after escaping practice squad purgatory.

After such a positive start for the St. Louis Rams Sunday at Jacksonville, their offensive inconsistency, and timid coaching late, led to another loss.

As Tuesday began to unfold and the clock kept ticking toward the NFL's 4 p.m. EST trading deadline, the surprise of all surprises was that the winless Rams were still deep in the swirl of all the best rumors.

As Tuesday began to unfold and the clock kept ticking toward the NFL's 3 p.m. trading deadline, the surprise of all surprises was that the winless Rams were still deep in the swirl of all the best rumors.

Spagnuolo defends game management Coach explains why Rams went for field goal, how they ended up with a leftover timeout.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - For a few brief moments Sunday afternoon, sunshine broke through the dark cloud that has been hovering over this franchise for a full calendar year.

Three touchdowns. Three extra points. One field goal. That's the extent of the Rams' scoring through four games, an NFL-worst 24 points.

I wonder what's sorer right now: Brett Favre's almost 40-year-old right arm, from throwing all over the Packers defense, or his nuts, from getting sucked on by every commentator in the history of football, especially Mike Tirico, Jon Gruden, and Ron Jaworski last night.

Four games into the season, the Rams aren't even on a pace to hit triple digits in scoring.

Quarterback Kyle Boller's scrambling ability adds a new dimension to the St. Louis Rams' struggling offense.