Ram's Pre Draft Visitors

 

Rams will give Cooper a look. Photo Credit: Marvin Gentry/USA Today Sports

Rams bring in Alabama WR Amari Cooper, Stanford OT Andrus Peat, and Louisville OT Jamon Brown in for pre-draft visits.

By: Niqko Marshall (@NDMHoops )

Aaron Donald and Odell Beckham Jr. Headline Rookie Awards from PFAA

Donald had 9 sacks for STL. Photo Credit: Mark J. Rebilas/USA Today Sports  

 

Tuesday afternoon the PFWA announced that Aaron Donald has won the Defensive Rookie of the Year award. Also, Beckham Jr. has won the Rookie of the Year award and also the offensive rookie of the year award. Both were drafted 12th and 13th in the 2014 draft.

By: Niqko Marshall (@NDMHoops )

Rams OC Schottenheimer Leaves Rams for Georgia

Schottenheimer now with UGA. Photo Credit: Kim Klement/USA Today Sports

Wednesday afternoon news broke that Brian Schottenheimer, who has been the Rams offensive Coordinator for the last three years, has decided to leave and pursue the same position at the University of Georgia.

By: Niqko Marshall (@NDMHoops) 

Austin Davis Leads Rams to 19-17 Win Over Tampa Bay

Davis was the hero for  the Rams. Photo Credit: Jeff Curry/ USA Today

 

With Sam Bradford and Shaun Hill down from injuries, 3rd quarterback Austin Davis kept calm and led the Rams to their first road victory of the year.

By: Niqko Marshall

Why Brian Quick Will Have at Least 600 Yards Receiving for the Rams This Season

 

Quick looking for a breakout season. Photo Credit: Bob Donnan/ USA Today

 

I know for most of the Rams fan base, the Brian Quick train has shipped and sailed.  But I believe in Brian Quick's third season he will be very productive in the Ram's offense this year.

By: Niqko Marshall

Is Sam Bradford Back?

 

Bradford looking sharp in preseason. Photo Credit: Scott Kane/ USA Today

 

Sam Bradford tore his ACL back in October in 2013 and made his first appearance back in game action last Saturday against the Green Bay Packers in preseason.

By: Niqko Marshall

Five St. Louis Rams to Watch In The Preseason Opener vs. The New Orleans Saints

Greg Robinson will make his Rams debut tonight. Photo Credit: Getty Images

 

Friday night the Rams host the Saints in the Edward Jones Dome for the preseason opener. The word on the Rams is that they plan on making a big leap this upcoming season and young group have been having a good training camp. Head Coach Jeff Fisher has stated guys such as Sam Bradford, Jake Long, and Scott Wells will not be participating in the opener for precautionary reasons. But nonetheless here are a couple Rams to keep an eye on.

By: Niqko Marshall

Rams Rookie Aaron Donald Impressing at Training Camp

Aaron Donald opening eyes at training camp. Photo Credit: Jeff Roberson 

In the last few days, Aaron Donald has been the talk of training camp at Rams Park. He is catching the eye of every fan and spectator so far who has attended the opening days of camp.

By: Niqko Marshall

Rams Primed To Make A Big Splash Part II: Defense

Quinn will look to better his 19 sacks of last yr. Photo Credit: Getty Images

In part one of this two part article series on the Rams, you saw that I addressed the offensive side of the ball for the Rams. In part two, I will address the defense. The Rams have handed the helm of the defense back over to Gregg Williams after firing Tim Walton after one season. In the fans eyes, they were not head over heals over defensive coordinator Walton, and many are happy to have Williams back.

By: Niqko Marshall

Rams Primed To Make A Big Splash This Season Pt.1

  Can the Rams get over the hump? Photo Credit: Pat Lovell/USA Today Sports

 

Many people have viewed the St. Louis Rams as a team on the rise. After consecutive seven-win seasons, they are looking to make a splash into the upper half of the league and finally become a playoff team in the third season under Jeff Fisher. Following the draft in May the Rams have set a good foundation on offense to be successful heading into the 2014 season.

By: Niqko Marshall

NFL: NFC West Week 1 Reaction: Get Your Popcorn Ready

Marshawn Lynch and Frank Gore. Photo credit NFL 

by Chad Jones

San Francisco: Super Bowl Losers Curse Not an Issue
GM Trent Baalke, Coach Jim Harbaugh & unheralded executive Paraag Marathe lead one of footballs most innovative & successful organizations. In a primetime rematch with perennial contender Green Bay, San Francisco was well-prepared & executed it's game plan at a postseason level. In a week 1 filled with sloppy play & mental lapses across the league; San Francisco was firing on all cylinders. The running game never established except spots in the 3rd Quarter, which forced 2nd year starter Colin Kaepernick to take the stage. Credit also goes to Anquan Boldin, who delivered one of the best performances of his career.