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Active St.
Louis Rams Roster 1/4/2010
Num
Name
Pos
3
Brown, Josh
K
5
Jones, Donnie
P
9
Null, Keith
QB
11
Gibson,
Brandon
WR
12
Boller, Kyle
QB
13
Reilly, Mike
QB
16
Amendola,
Danny
WR
17
Avery, Donnie
WR
20
Wade, Jonathan
CB
22
Ogbonnaya,
Chris
RB
23
Parks, Cord
DB
24
Bartell,
Ronald
CB
25
Gorrer, Danny
DB
27
Roach, David
FS
31
King, Justin
CB
34
Darby, Kenneth
RB
36
Butler, Quincy
CB
37
Butler, James
SS
38
Gado, Samkon
RB
39
Jackson,
Steven
RB
42
Hart, Clinton
SS
43
Dahl, Craig
SS
44
Karney, Mike
FB
47
Bajema, Billy
TE
50
Asiodu, K.C.
LB
53
Lenon, Paris
OLB
55
Laurinaitis,
James
MLB
57
Chamberlain,
Chris
LB
58
Vobora, David
OLB
59
Grant, Larry
OLB
60
Brown, Jason
C
61
Young, Eric
T
62
Allen, Roger
G
64
Trautwein,
Phil
T
66
Setterstrom,
Mark
G
68
McKee, Ryan
T
69
Douzable,
Leger
DT
70
Barron, Alex
T
72
Long, Chris
DE
73
Goldberg, Adam
T
76
Wyche, James
DE
77
Smith, Jason
OT
79
Greco, John
G
82
Martin, Ruvell
WR
84
McMichael,
Randy
TE
87
Kent, Jordan
WR
91
Little,
Leonard
DE
92
Neill, Ryan
LS
94
Adeyanju,
Victor
DE
95
Ryan, Clifton
DT
96
Hall, James
DE
97
Scott, Darell
NT
99
Ramsey, LaJuan
DT
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Odds to win the 2011
Super Bowl XLV
You have to love Las
Vegas. One day after the
biggest betting day of
the year Las Vegas has
released their Odds to
win Super Bowl XLV.
Numbers below courtesy
of
Bodog.
Indianapolis Colts -
13/2
San Diego Chargers - 8/1
New England Patriots -
10/1
New Orleans Saints -
10/1
Pittsburgh Steelers -
11/1
Dallas Cowboys - 12/1
Green Bay Packers - 12/1
Minnesota Vikings - 12/1
Philadelphia Eagles -
16/1
Baltimore Ravens - 20/1
New York Giants - 20/1
New York Jets - 25/1
Tennessee Titans - 25/1
Atlanta Falcons -30/1
Cincinnati Bengals -
30/1
Arizona Cardinals - 35/1
Chicago Bears - 35/1
Houston Texans - 35/1
Carolina Panthers - 40/1
Miami Dolphins - 45/1
San Francisco 49ers -
45/1
Seattle Seahawks - 45/1
Denver Broncos - 50/1
Jacksonville Jaguars -
50/1
Washington Redskins -
50/1
Buffalo Bills - 100/1
Cleveland Browns - 100/1
Detroit Lions - 100/1
Kansas City Chiefs -
100/1
Oakland Raiders - 100/1
St. Louis Rams - 100/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
-100/1
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Super Bowl XLIV
Prediction - The Simple
Truth
Well the fourteen day
wait for the most
overhyped sporting event
in America is almost
over. Super Bowl XLIV
between the New Orleans
Saints and Indianapolis
Colts is only hours
away. Earlier in the
week we took a look at a
ton of stats and
comparisons between the
two teams in our
comparison article. As
we draw closer to
kickoff you can throw
all the stats out the
window. This game like
every other will start
tied at zero and one
team will need to
outplay the other on
that given day to win.
Who will win Super Bowl
XLIV? Without going over
the stats ad nauseam
again, I am simply going
to break down what I see
as the keys to this
upcoming Super Bowl.
First I like to say that
is just Peyton Manning
being Peyton Manning.
What does that mean?
Well it means he is
simply the best. He
dominates every football
game he plays in. Peyton
seems to know what all
22 players on each play
are going to do. In
addition to that even if
you have perfect
coverage on a Colts
receiver he can place
the ball with robot like
accuracy for a
completion. Peyton just
won his fourth NFL MVP
to go along with his
Super Bowl MVP, 10 Pro
Bowl selections and
50,000+ career passing
yards. No matter how
good your team is only
the Indianapolis Colts
have Peyton Manning.
Secondly the New Orleans
Saints secondary is
going to be burnt. The
Saints were 26th against
the pass during the
regular season and even
though they beat the
Arizona Cardinals and
Minnesota Vikings in the
playoffs the Cardinals
did complete 67% of
their passes and Brett
Favre passed for over
300 yards. The Minnesota
Vikings dominated the
Conference Championship
game and simply lost
from turning the ball
over. The sure handed
Colts receiving core and
accuracy of Peyton
Manning should move the
ball at will against the
New Orleans Saints.
Thirdly the Indianapolis
Colts play nearly
perfect football. The
Colts simply do not beat
themselves. The
Indianapolis Colts won
23 straight regular
season games in a row
prior to pulling players
in week 15 of the 2009
season against the New
York Jets. 23 straight
games! I don't think
people understand how
hard it is to win 23
straight games in the
NFL, that does not
happen by accident. The
Indianapolis Colts
Peyton Manning was only
sacked 10 times during
the season. Manning only
threw 16 interceptions
on almost 600 passing
attempts, and the Colts
lost only 5 fumbles.
Simply put the Colts are
a machine that you have
to beat with a better
machine because they
will hand you nothing.
As I have read and
analyzed this upcoming
game more and more I am
getting a feeling that
the New Orleans Saints
should win this game,
however an NFL football
game is not about
numbers and stats it is
about what actually
happens on the field on
Sundays. The Colts have
possibly the best
quarterback to ever play
football and they win
the close games and have
been here before. No
matter how many stats
point me towards the
Saints I just can't do
it. I hope the Colts put
up a point for every
time I am forced to hear
someone say Who Dat! The
phrase for one can be
considered racists due
to its background, and
for another is there
anything more hoosier
than listening to
someone saying it. So I
leave you with this, Who
dat say dey gonna beat
dem Saints? The
Indianapolis Colts are
going to beat those
Saints, that's who!
Super Bowl XLIV
Prediction
Indianapolis Colts 34 -
New Orleans Saints 24
Our last 2009 Season Prediction
Well both home teams
came through during
Championship week as
expected. The
Indianapolis Colts are
the home team for Super
Bowl XLIV will they be
the winner?
Every week I will make my
NFL game day
predictions. I would love it if you share your
opinions, or your own predictions in the comment area of
our
St. Louis Rams Blog. All picks will
be straight-up, not against the spread. Good Luck.
Week 21 Super
Bowl XLIV
Prediction
below:
Indianapolis Colts
Last Weeks Results – 6 –
4 (60%)
Year-To-Date Results –
171 - 95 (64%)
Last year I was 162-93-1
on predictions (63%)
2010 St. Louis Rams
Strength of Schedule
The St. Louis Rams 2010
opponent list has been
released. The dates and
times of the games have
yet to be released. As
we all know the order of
these games can make a
huge difference to an
NFL teams success. In
2009 the St. Louis Rams
played 3 of their first
4 games on the road. In
addition in their first
3 home games they faced
Aaron Rodgers, Brett
Favre and Peyton
Manning. Those 3
quarterbacks threw a
total of 96 TD passes
and finished within the
top 6 in QB rating. The
St. Louis Rams 2010
strength of schedule is
.449 and 31st overall,
or the second easiest
schedule in the NFL.
Below are list of 2010
St. Louis Rams
opponents:
HOME:
Arizona Cardinals, San
Francisco 49ers, Seattle
Seahawks, Atlanta
Falcons, Carolina
Panthers, Kansas City
Chiefs, San Diego
Chargers, & Washington
Redskins
AWAY:
Arizona Cardinals, San
Francisco 49ers, Seattle
Seahawks, Denver
Broncos, Detroit Lions,
New Orleans Saints,
Oakland Raiders & Tampa
Bay Buccaneers
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St. Louis Rams Complete
The Perfect Season
The St. Louis Rams
completed their perfect
season today with a
23-20 Overtime loss to
the Jacksonville
Jaguars. Tomorrow will
be the one year
anniversary of the St.
Louis Rams stunning
34-14 victory over the
Dallas Cowboys. That is
one calendar year folks,
without watching our
beloved Rams win a
regular season football
game. When the salary
cap and parity have made
it so easy to compete
the Rams have found a
way to lose 16 straight
games. Scott Linehan has
been gone for a while
now, and the Rams have
still managed to lose
under Haslett and
Spagnuolo as well.
Although the Rams were
only 9 yards away from
winning the game late
today, you just never
have a feeling they will
pull it out. If we feel
that way how must they
feel in the locker room?
The Rams have been
perfect, 16 straight
losses. The Rams are 0-9
in their last nine road
games and 0-7 in their
last seven home games.
To put things into
perspective the Rams
have been outscored
456-190 points in those
16 games. The Detroit
Lions who went 0-16 in
2008 scored 268 points
while allowing 517. The
Lions were the laughing
stock of the country the
only difference between
the 2008 Lions and our
Rams is the calendar
year. The Rams have lost
9 of those 16 games by
at least 19 points. We
have been routinely
blown out like a college
team.
Today's loss was almost
worst than being blown
out. The Rams took the
opening kickoff and
marched down to take an
early 7-0 lead on a pass
from Marc Bulger to
Donnie Avery. The Rams
led from that point on
until only 8 minutes and
5 seconds remained in
the game. Then just when
you thought it was over
Leonard Little made a
fantastic play, on an
awful play by David
Garrard and intercepted
a pass and took it 36
yards for what looked
like the winning TD.
However nothing is that
easy for the Rams. The
Jaguars went 75 yards on
9 plays to take the lead
back 20-17. The Rams had
one last chance and on a
unbelievable screen pass
catch and run by Steven
Jackson the Rams were
able to move down the
field. When Randy
McMichael caught a 13
yard pass and took the
ball to the Jags nine
yard line with only 30
seconds left, a win was
finally in our site.
The Rams that are 5-33
in their last 38 games
then took over. The Rams
who wasted 2 timeouts
earlier in the half only
managed two incomplete
passes and never once
threw a pass into the
end zone and were still
left with 1 time out
when time expired. The
Rams never saw the ball
in OT as the Jags went
62 yards in 13 plays and
capped off the game and
the Rams perfect season
with a Josh Scobee
36-yard field goal.
Thanks to the Rams for
our special season
The Whole Rams
Organization Needs An
Enema
I watched a lot of
football this weekend,
too much probably, but
among the comments I
heard one stood out and
it was "The whole
organization needs an
enema". I don't remember
who said it or who they
were talking about, the
Raiders I believe, but I
am now going to use it
after watching the St.
Louis Rams today. This
Rams organization does
need an enema. Before I
get into the game itself
look at what we know
already about the Rams.
The Rams have lost 14
straight NFL regular
season football games,
are 0-4 in 2009, and
have outscored 108-24.
The Rams are dead last
by a mile in scoring and
have been shutout twice
in the season, for the
first time since 1942.
Tomorrow you will
probably hear the same
softball questions and
answers between the St.
Louis Rams and the
media, so I will bring
you the truth. The Rams
themselves have posted
and sent out a Twitter
that says "A tightly
contested first half got
away from the Rams in
the second as San
Francisco surged to a
35-0 win on Sunday".
Sure it was only 7-0 at
halftime but did anyone
think the Rams were
going to score with a
group of receivers that
included Avery, Burton,
Amendola and Martin?
This team is total void
of talent. Bernie
Miklasz said "The Rams
are the worst
non-expansion year NFL
team I've ever seen".
We thought the enema
started when Jay Zygmunt
was replaced by Billy
Devaney. However as we
look at the current
roster and the roster
from the start of the
2008 season, it is clear
this team does not have
more talent than it had
previously. It is also
too early to grade the
2008 and 2009 drafts but
we certainly will not be
seeing many of these
guys on Sunday for years
to come. Steve Spagnuolo
gets a pass for now, as
we all know you can't
polish a turd.
I am really too mad to
even discuss the game or
the awful announcing
from the Emmy award
couple of Ron Pitts and
John Lynch. For those of
you die hard Rams fans
that could stomach the
entire game you already
know the Rams were
shutout 35-0. The Rams
have now started three
straight season with an
0-4 record. As I
predicted today's game
would be as painful as
watching the previous
Redskins game or an
enema, see how I did
that. The Rams managed
just 10 first downs,
half in the 4th quarter,
and only 177 total
yards. The 49ers easily
bottled up Steven
Jackson and the running
game, harassed Kyle
Boller and the woeful
passing game, and
basically embarrassed
the Rams.
The details of the game
can be summed up on two
plays: The Rams received
the opening kickoff,
Danny Amendola broke
into the open and
returned the kick to the
49ers 4 yard line. Of
course Anthony Smith was
called for holding.
Anthony Smith is a
backup safety the Rams
picked up off waivers
back on September 6th.
The ball was placed on
the Rams 22 yard line,
were they promptly went
3-and-out and punted the
ball to the 49ers. The
second play happened
with 5:40 left in the
first half with the
score tied 0-0. A short
punt from Lee bounded
down the field, while
throwing a block Quincy
Butler kicked the ball
into the Rams End Zone.
Butler quickly got to
the ball but tried to
pick it up and run with
it. This turned out to
be a bad decision as he
dropped the ball on the
ground and Scott
McKillop recovered for a
49ers TD. We have seen
the rest before. Game
Over.
St. Louis Rams Season
Preview
Offense - Change
is the word for the Rams
offense. New head coach
Steve Spagnuolo is
defensive minded. The
Rams also brought in Pat
Shurmur who runs a West
Coast offense, so expect
a lot of quick dink and
dunk passes from Marc
Bulger, and a heavy dose
of Steven Jackson. I
expect Jackson to get 25
touches every week,
hopefully he can take
the punishment. The Rams
Will go with Samkon Gado
and Kenneth Darby to
back up Jackson. At
receiver Torry Holt is
gone and Donnie Avery is
the #1. Avery has more
receptions (53) in the
NFL than any other
receiver on the Rams
roster. Their lack of
experience is sure to
show. Expect every team
to key on Jackson and
put 8 in the box. The
Rams did draft OT Jason
Smith from Baylor and
picked up massive Center
Jason Brown as a free
agent to help restore
the offensive line. The
biggest question will be
the leadership and
ability for Marc Bulger
to make positive plays
and stay away from
turnovers and sacks.
Defense - The
Rams have been in the
bottom 5 in points
allowed the previous
four years! It is hard
to win many games that
way. Steve Spagnuolo is
going to look to build
the defense around
youngsters Chris Long
and James Laurinaitis.
The Rams must have a
much better defense
against the rush and
generate a much better
pass rush. The Rams are
very young at defensive
tackle, in addition Adam
Carriker is out for the
year with an injury.
Spagnuolo has chosen to
go very young with the
roster. The Rams have
chosen to release Tye
Hill and Chris Draft and
will start Jonathan Wade
and David Vabora. The
cornerbacks are super
inexperienced with Ron
Bartell leading the
group with only four
years of service. The
lack of quality depth at
cornerback will show
against teams like Green
Bay, Indy, and Arizona.
Special Teams -
It does not get any
better than Josh Brown
and Donnie Jones. Some
of the Rams best drives
will be to play it safe
get a few yards and let
Donnie boot it 50 yards
down field to help out
the defense. The kick
returns will be handled
by Derek Stanley and
Kenneth Darby, not much
of a threat. With the
new rule of only two
players allowed on the
kickoff wedge I am not
expecting much on
kickoff returns. We need
the Rams to improve on
kick coverage as well.
Players like
Chamberlain, Vobara and
Culberson will be
expected to make a lot
of tackles.
Schedule - After
starting the last 2
years 0-4 and 0-8 I am
very worried about the
Rams first 7 games on
this years schedule.
There is a good chance
the Rams will get off to
a slow start again. The
Rams will play four 2008
playoff teams in 2009.
The records of the Rams
2009 opponents were
119-137 in 2008. That is
a winning percentage of
only .464. The Rams have
very hard games against
the Tennessee Titans and
Indianapolis Colts in
09. If you throw out
those two games Rams
opponents were 94-130
for a .419 winning
percentage. The Rams
play in the worst
division in football and
need to find a way to
start winning division
games again.
Our Thoughts -
The offense will have a
very hard time moving
the ball and putting up
points. They have the
least experienced group
of receivers in the NFL.
They have a QB that has
had two awful years in a
row, and comes into the
season with a broken
pinkie. Marc needs to
stand in the pocket and
make good decisions.
Steven Jackson will have
every defense focused on
stopping him. The
defense is very young
and I can't believe they
are going into the
season with this group
of 5 cornerbacks. I
expect them to get burnt
early and often at the
beginning of the season.
James Laurinaitis is a
great anchor to build
around. I believe you
will see the Rams
manufacture a better
pass rush with more
blitzing and they will
also swarm to the ball
in an attempt to create
a lot of turnovers.
Overall the squad is in
rebuilding mode and is
just too young and
inexperienced to expect
much this year. The lack
of star power and depth
will hurt the Rams as
well. The bottom line is
going into a season with
an offensive line that
has never played a game
together is just not
good in the NFL. They
have turned the corner
with a new front office
and head coach but they
are still a few players
away.
Prediction - (3 -
13) Early season
schedule is way to hard
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