Rams News Recap: Feb. 2

[RamBill]

Consultant Hired for St. Louis Stadium Project –PD
Dave Peacock and Bob Blitz are getting help on the St. Louis stadium plan.

Rams-related Super Bowl Takeaways –Wagoner
After one of the most exciting Super Bowls in league history, the New England Patriots emerged with the Lombardi Trophy after a dramatic late interception at the goal line.

Updating Rams Offensive Coordinator Search –Wagoner
The St. Louis Rams are the only team still working on completing their search for an offensive coordinator, but with the Super Bowl now complete, it’s something that should get resolution soon enough. Probably.

Odds on Rams winning 2016 Super Bowl –Wagoner
When one Super Bowl ends, the discussion about the next one begins, at least when it comes to the folks in Las Vegas.

Morning Ram-blings: Roger Goodell on Rams and L.A. –Wagoner
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell held his annual state of the union news conference on Friday and was asked a handful of questions about the potential for football returning to Los Angeles.

Rob Rang Talks Draft: Top 10 –Video

Aaron Donald Backstage at the NFL Honors –Video

NFL Honors: Aaron Donald Accepts His DROY Award –Video

Rams DT Aaron Donald Wins DROY –Video

 

[DaveFan'51]

When one Super Bowl ends, the discussion about the next one begins, at least when it comes to the folks in Las Vegas

Does this mean it's time for ROD to start making Book on the SB!? Rams 30-1!!

 

[RamBill]

Morning Ram-blings: Wrapping up the Super Bowl
By Nick Wagoner

http://espn.go.com/blog/st-louis-rams/post/_/id/15951/morning-ram-blings-wrapping-up-the-super-bowl

EARTH CITY, Mo. -- Since football is over until next season begins, I wanted to take a moment to start these Ram-blings with a final look at one of the greatest (or at least most dramatics) Super Bowls ever played.

In doing so, I just wanted to point to a few of the many great stories and pieces here on ESPN.com to come from the aftermath of the Super Bowl. No, they aren't technically related to the St. Louis Rams, but they are good reads and there are some takeaways from each that can be tied back to the Rams and what they need to do to reach a championship level.

Without further ado, here's some of the great stuff from our people that you might have missed:

From the things we already knew department: Patriots reporter Mike Reiss is phenomenal at his job. The latest example is his piece on Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler and the play that saved the Super Bowl.

Speaking of people who are phenomenal at their job, ESPN the Magazine senior writer Seth Wickersham offered an excellent look at Tom Brady's celebration.

Ian O'Connor provided the look from the other angle on the call that will be rehashed and discussed for many years.

Seahawks reporter Terry Blount approaches the interception from the eyes of Russell Wilson.

That's just a small sample of the worthwhile reading on the big game, so feel free to check it all out.

I.C.Y.M.I.

A roundup of Monday's Rams stories appearing on ESPN.com. ... In the Ram-blings, we examined the latest from commissioner Roger Goodell on the Rams and Los Angeles. ... We then wrapped up the Super Bowl with some Rams-related thoughts. ... The Rams offensive coordinator job remains open but probably not much longer. ... Finally, we got a look at early odds on the winner of Super Bowl 50.

Elsewhere:

Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman needs elbow surgery.

It's official: Seattle is losing defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to the Atlanta Falcons.

At 101sports.com, Randy Karraker provides his 10 takeaways from the Super Bowl.

At stltoday.com, Bernie Miklasz writes that Pete Carroll's call defied logic.

Former Rams receiver Danny Amendola earned his first Super Bowl ring, writes Jim Thomas.