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P-D mock draft 2.0: Rams to select Iowa OL Scherff
Put away the pencil. All signs in Tampa, Fla., indicate it’s safe to use ink to write in quarterback Jameis Winston of Florida State as the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, by the Buccaneers, on April 30.
It’s A Matter of When, Not If, the St. Louis Rams Draft a RB –TST
Since taking the head coaching job for the St. Louis Rams in 2012, Jeff Fisher has taken at least one running back in each year’s NFL draft.
Gray: Three NFL Teams in 30 Years for St. Louis?
On March 15, 1988, NFL owners voted 26-0 to allow the Cardinals to move from St. Louis to Arizona after the Big Red and local leaders failed to realize a stadium resolution here after several years of negotiations.
Fisher: Rams to See ‘Lot More Out Of’ Kenny Britt in ’15 –NFL.com
The St. Louis Rams continue to show remarkable faith in wide receiver Kenny Britt.
Rams Mailbag: Offensive Line Concerns Persist –Wagoner
Jeff Fisher Believes in ‘Good Kid’ Nick Fairley –AL.com
Detroit never seemed too interested in re-signing Nick Fairley this offseason, even though the defensive tackle spent his first four NFL seasons in the trenches for the Lions.
The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Offensive Linemen –Audio
Gorton/Simmons Rams Report: March –Video
Put away the pencil. All signs in Tampa, Fla., indicate it’s safe to use ink to write in quarterback Jameis Winston of Florida State as the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, by the Buccaneers, on April 30.
It’s A Matter of When, Not If, the St. Louis Rams Draft a RB –TST
Since taking the head coaching job for the St. Louis Rams in 2012, Jeff Fisher has taken at least one running back in each year’s NFL draft.
Gray: Three NFL Teams in 30 Years for St. Louis?
On March 15, 1988, NFL owners voted 26-0 to allow the Cardinals to move from St. Louis to Arizona after the Big Red and local leaders failed to realize a stadium resolution here after several years of negotiations.
Fisher: Rams to See ‘Lot More Out Of’ Kenny Britt in ’15 –NFL.com
The St. Louis Rams continue to show remarkable faith in wide receiver Kenny Britt.
Rams Mailbag: Offensive Line Concerns Persist –Wagoner
Jeff Fisher Believes in ‘Good Kid’ Nick Fairley –AL.com
Detroit never seemed too interested in re-signing Nick Fairley this offseason, even though the defensive tackle spent his first four NFL seasons in the trenches for the Lions.
The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Offensive Linemen –Audio
Gorton/Simmons Rams Report: March –Video