Tony Romo In Pink
Jerry Jones prepares to launch the next phase of his plan to goad Tony Romo into playing with a broken pinkie.
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St. Louis Rams Blog by Stlvinnie
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After combining the predictions we’ve had on SquidSports, with the thousands made on your fan sites, we’ve come up with a list of who we think are the best fans at making predictions about their team.
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The tour features two busses each tricked out with the latest Samsung HDTVs, and a slew of Xbox360 systems. There will be a Madden tournament each day of the tour, and the winner for each day will receive a $100 gift certificate to Circuit City
This summer, Circuit City is bringing you the excitement of NFL football along with HD gaming. Meet a celebrity athlete, experience the latest in Samsung technology (like the new Touch of Color televisions) and play Madden NFL 09 in high-def on the big screen.
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Phillips reportedly cried at the sentencing and told one of the victims, “I’m sorry that your leg is messed up. I’m sorry you have to come in here like this.”
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One of the first nuggets we’ve heard in the aftermath of the Linehan-for-Haslett swap in St. Louis is that quarterback Marc Bulger will return to the starting lineup.
By the way, Bulger originally was drafted by the Saints in round six of Haslett’s first draft with the franchise. Haslett coached the Saints from 2000 through 2005.
Bulger generated a passer rating of 73.2 in three starts this season. His career rating is 87.6.
RAMS APPOINT JIM HASLETT AS INTERIM HEAD COACH, REPLACING SCOTT LINEHAN
ST. LOUIS–Chip Rosenbloom, owner and chairman of the St. Louis Rams, announced the appointment this morning of Jim Haslett as interim head coach of the Rams, effective immediately.
Haslett replaces Scott Linehan, who was dismissed as head coach earlier today.
A news conference to introduce Haslett was held at the Russell Training Center today, Monday, Sept. 29, at noon central.
Haslett has served as defensive coordinator of the Rams since the start of the 2006 season. He was formerly head coach of the New Orleans Saints.
"I have enormous respect for Scott Linehan as a person and believe under the right circumstances he will be regarded one day as a fine head coach," Rosenbloom said. "Unfortunately, the situation with the Rams as they exist today is no longer acceptable and we have to make a change.
"We do this with a heavy heart, and we thank Scott for his efforts and dedication on behalf of the Rams.
"By appointing the well-respected Jim Haslett as our head coach, we are making an interim move that we hope will make the Rams winners again."
Haslett joined the Rams after six seasons as head coach of the New Orleans Saints. Haslett led the Saints to an NFC West title with a 10-6
record in his first season and the Saints defeated the Rams 31-27 in an NFC Wild Card playoff.
The Saints were 9-7 and swept the eventual Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2002. Haslett coached the Saints through the 2005 season, which was torpedoed by Hurricane Katrina, forcing the team to live out of suitcases and play their home games in San Antonio.
Haslett's 45 victories ranks second all-time among Saints coaches.
St. Louis Rams coach Scott Linehan has been fired, two team sources said Monday morning.
Defensive coordinator Jim Haslett, a former head coach of the New Orleans Saints, was expected to be named interim coach, but details had not been finalized.
An official statement from the team around was expected for 8:30 a.m. ET.
PETER KING REPORTING LINEHAN COULD BE CANNED: On the Notre Dame halftime show on NBC this afternoon SI's Peter King reported that if the Rams lose to the Bills on Sunday that Scott Linehan is expected to be given his "walking papers" as King put it.
The benching of Marc Bulger looks to be the last straw in light of the ripple effects it has caused through the locker room. Steven Jackson and apparently other offensive players believe the blame for the offense's troubles have been placed solely on Bulger and it doesn't sit well with a lot of the men who voted Bulger to be one of the offensive co-captains.
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*Pace, on Bulger’s benching: “Hopefully I do my job so I don’t get replaced.”
*Even after his worst games, Bulger consistently has stood up to reporters’ questions. But he’s declined to be interviewed in the wake of coach Scott Linehan’s decision to go with Trent Green vs. the Bills.
Steven Jackson lowered his head and sighed when asked Thursday how his sore groin was feeling. “The groin is fine,” he said. “My groin doesn’t bother me any more than my feelings in my heart.”
"I'm going to do some kind of dance," said Avery, the rookie from the University of Houston. "There's going to be a 100-percent guarantee I'm going to dance."
Avery declined to provide a preview for the media Thursday, but noted: "You'll see it Sunday. I'm still memorizing what dance technique or routine I'm going to do."
"I do look at some of the highlights and stuff," Avery said. "I know they're out there doing their thing. That's motivation for me. ... That helps me get up and say, 'OK. I can play up on this level.' "
Jackson said benching Bulger was the "wrong decision."
"He's our general," said Jackson, who then pointed out that you don't pay someone "$60-something million" and then sit him on the bench.
Team sources did in fact tell the Post-Dispatch on Thursday that Bulger no longer wants to play for coach Scott Linehan. Bulger has declined comment for three consecutive days since his benching became public knowledge.
When asked by the radio show's host, Malcolm Briggs, if there were other Rams players who were against the benching, Jackson paused and replied, "I'm not the only one who feels this way."
"He's never given me any (such) indication," Linehan told reporters. "I know he's disappointed with my decision. He's practiced very well this week, and worked hard, and all those things. If that's his feeling, he's never mentioned that to me. You have to ask him that particular question."
"To sit here and not make some decisions — which are hard decisions as a head coach — I would not be doing my job," Linehan said. "But I will, at some point here soon, talk to Steven about it. But other than that, I have no comment further."
Linehan met with reporters much later than scheduled on a bizarre Friday afternoon. By all accounts, he left the field in a huff after practice before reporters were assembled outdoors.
Wide receiver Torry Holt said he was beyond surprised at Bulger's benching. "You know I was shocked, man," Holt said. "I was really shocked.
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From the Millen Man March to FireMillen.com,
It's safe to describe his time there as a bomb,
After Harrington busted he had few believers,
Cause he had a strange love for worthless receivers,
The turkey tastes better this Thanskgiving Day,
When the Lions fans gather to watch their team play,
Cause they no longer have a GM who is killing,
Their hopes and their dreams, so Goodbye Matt Millen,
It looked like he used the same management tricks,
That Isiah successfully used on the Knicks,
From the bags on the heads of the fans in Ford Field,
To the chants for his firing, his fate was all sealed,
The turkey tastes better this Thanskgiving Day,
When the Lions fans gather to watch their team play,
Cause they no longer have a GM who is killing,
Their hopes and their dreams, so Goodbye Matt Millen,
Now the Packers and Bears and the Vikings are sad,
Cause they lost the best GM that they ever had,
While Detroit is in need of a leader with power,
I think I'd be finding the number for Cowher,
The turkey tastes better this Thanskgiving Day,
When the Lions fans gather to watch their team play,
Cause they no longer have a GM who is killing,
Their hopes and their dreams, so Goodbye Matt Millen,
The last 7 seasons have been less than thrilling,
So Welcome back Lions and Goodbye Matt Millen ...
Which team will have the #1 overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft?
Kansas City Chiefs 3/2
St. Louis 7/4
Detroit 5/2
Cleveland 10/1
Cincinnati 12/1
Houston 15/1
Other 3/1
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2. Missouri QB Chase Daniel: He hasn't had anything even remotely resembling a mediocre performance. Daniel had 431 passing yards and two touchdowns in this past weekend's victory over Buffalo, which was his second consecutive 400-yard game.
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Linehan said “In my mind, we’re going to beat Seattle,” he said. “I’m not making any guarantees. In my mind we’re going to beat Seattle and we’re going to right this ship, OK, because we don’t have a choice. I don’t have a choice and neither does anybody else around here.”
“I think it’s a fragile group and we’ve got to stay the course,” offensive coordinator Al Saunders said. “I’m disappointed, certainly. I’m not discouraged about these guys, because I know what we can do down the road.”
St. Louis @ Seattle: Will the Rams score this week? Will they finally run an offensive play inside the red zone? Will Rams coach Scott Linehan still have a job come Monday morning? Too many questions to answer. Seattle is hurting big time, but their third string can beat the Rams first string any day. Plus it is in Seattle and no way Seattle starts 0-3. Seattle 45 St. Louis 7
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The offense has scored one touchdown in two games. The defense has given up nearly 1,000 yards. Not good. (MS)
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This is a team that looks headed for a coaching change. They just don't look very good. The two lines are getting whupped. Scott Linehan's postgame news conference shows he's feeling the heat.
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One could make an extremely good case that the Rams are by far the most terrible team in football, judging from losses by a combined score of 79-16. The only silver lining: They faced the Eagles and Giants, two of the NFC's top-tier teams, both seemingly Super Bowl contenders.
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One could make an extremely good case that the Rams are by far the most terrible team in football, judging from losses by a combined score of 79-16. The only silver lining: They faced the Eagles and Giants, two of the NFC's top-tier teams, both seemingly Super Bowl contenders.
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Holt said Friday that the St. Louis line has to step up and protect quarterback Marc Bulger better.
"Those guys, the offensive line guys, have to continue to take more pride in what they're doing to keep the quarterback clean."
"It's going to come down to the guys up front that's protecting Marc and giving Steven [Jackson] running lanes and giving us time to get open in the secondary to make things happen."
"A win there would be huge for us."
"We need a victory. It would mean a tremendous amount to our football team."
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