The associated press is reporting that Laurent Robinson will miss the remainder of the season with a high right ankle sprain and a fractured fibula.  This is exactly what the Rams didn't need as Robinson was becoming the go to WR so far this season.  Donnie Avery and Burton will have to step it up in Robinson's absence.  The Rams can't catch a break (no pun intended) this season and will need everyone to step it up a notch.  The Rams will also probably have to look elsewhere to sign another WR to our already thin receiving unit.

It all starts with the draft...The Rams continue to make mistakes in the Draft and this team fails to develop home grown players.  We traded Tye Hill (former #1 pick 3 years ago) for a 6th rounder.  You have to be kidding me.  Adam Carriker (1st rounder) is on IR and he hasn't shown a thing.  Brian Leonard (2nd rounder) a few years ago was sent to the Bengals for nothing.  Joe Klopfenstein (2nd rounder)...enough said.  Jimmy Kennendy...another 1st round bust.  I hope Jason Smith isn't another dissapointment but if this trend continues the rams are in big trouble. 

The Rams need to start targeting players that can be game changers and get some fire back on this team.  We need some young players that can lead.  I think we are starting to go in the right direction with a player like Laurinaitis.  I hope Donnie Avery wasn't another second round mistake (we passed on DeSean Jackson!)
Alright I'm done venting lol.  Let me know your thoughts.

I just heard that the Eagles are probably going to cut Hank Baskett.  They are activating Vick and need to free up a roster spot.  Baskett could be an option for the Rams at WR.  He's obviously not anything too special but could be a big receiver that the Rams definitely could use. Considering their current situation at WR he might be worth picking up.  He's definitely better than Tyree who's name was thrown around the past few days.  Thoughts?

ESPN is reporting that the Rams and Jay Zygmunt have come to a mutual agreement on his resignation effective immediately.  This is a step in the right direction and all Rams fan should be very happy to see him go.  Here's to rebuilding from top to bottom!  Haslett's future is still up in the air but I see a new coach next season even though all the blame shouldn't be put on him.

The Rams will miss Orlando Pace for 2-4 weeks with a sprained mcl ligament in his knee.  This couldn't come at a worse time for the Rams who are reeling after two blowout losses.  Hopefully this injury isn't a career ender for Pace but his age is becoming a factor.

Steven Jackson will also be sidelined for the Bears game this week with his quad injury.  This will be his 5th straight game missed and this injury seems to be lingering a lot longer than anyone expected.  It seems like the Rams aren't going to risk using him anytime soon with the season in turmoil.  Antonio Pittman did have a good game and looks like a viable back-up for next season and possible starter for the rest of the year.  Look for him to have a good game against the Bears struggling run defense. 

Bulger will remain the starter for the foreseeable future. The Rams will defintiely need to look at the QB position in the offseason and possibly go in another direction.  This season has been a major dissapointment but maybe this team will show so fight the rest of the season and not pack it in like the previous 2 weeks.  We can only hope!

The Rams have reported that Drew Bennett and Dante Hall have been placed on IR and are out for the rest of the season

Bennett has been a complete bust and broke a bone in his foot on opening day against the Eagles.  This injury has not healed properly so he'll sit out the rest of the year.  This is no big loss for the Rams and actually a blessing in disguise.  I don't think Avery would have lost his position as the #2 WR if Bennett came back.  This also gives K. Burton a chance to get some more experience.

Dante Hall suffered a high ankle sprain against the Cards on Sunday and the injury apparently is very serious and he'll shut it down for the year.  This will give Stanley (who caught an 80 yard TD on Sunday) a chance to return kicks and punts.  I believe that Hall had lost a step and was not going to help this team the rest of the year so hopefully some hands on experience will help Stanley out.

The Rams are no stranger to injuries so hopefully the young talent on this team can step up and continue to make plays.  Steven Jackson needs to get healthy and hopefully can go at 100 percent on Sunday at the Jets.  I'll be at the game cheering on our boys wearing my Rams jersey so keep an eye out and let me know if your going.  GO RAMS!

ESPN is reporting that Coach Haslett has sent video evidence of missed calls from Sunday's game against the Patriots to the NFL league's office.  The Rams were penalized a total of 12 times while the Patriots had zero assesed penalites during the game.  The officiating this year in the NFL has been the worst I've ever seen.  It does seem pretty strange that the Pats could play a perfect game and since they were the home team that definitely adds to the controversy.  I think Haslett is trying to get it out there in front of the leagues eyes and hopefully improve the officiating.  Hopefully a few Refs can get graded high enough to work the Superbowl.

Rams fans can take a sigh of relief as star running back Steven Jackson expects to play this weekend against the Patriots.  Jackson had a monster game against the Cowboys running for 160 yards and 3 TD's but strained his quad during the game.  The "Predator" is back and I expect him to keep rolling against the Patriots.  Jim Haslett has stepped in and added some fire and inspiration to this team and the players are responding.  This was a huge week for the Rams and a win against the Pats this week would solidify them as a legit playoff contender.

The NFL laid down the hammer and fined Richie "Anything But" Incognito 35K.  I feel he's lucky only getting a fine after he almost cost the Rams the game.  His actions at the end of the game were childlish and downright stupid.  Hopefully he will learn but somehow I doubt that.  I know we need all of the offensive lineman since Pace will be out so hopefully the rest of the O-Line steps up and protects Bulger.

Bulger back as Rams' starting quarterback after one-week benching

In Jim Haslett's  first major move as head coach of the Rams he made a smart choice.  Marc Bulger has been reinstated as the starting QB for the St. Louis Rams.

This is an obvious choice for many reasons but ultimately Bulger is the highest paid player in Rams history and gives the team the best chance to win.  Bulger has had a rough start to the season but didn't deserve to be benched in my opinion.  His benching was a last ditch attempt by Scott Linehan to save his job.  Hopefully this will be the beginning of the Rams becoming at least competive in the National Football League.

Welcome back Marc!