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Former Rams great Merlin Olsen passes away

by Bill Pollock on March 11, 2010

in Sports

One of the most recognized defensive players in Rams history, NFL Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen died this morning. Olsen was 69. Drafted out of Utah State in 1962 by the Los Angeles Rams, Olsen made an immediate impact in the NFL. He was named the NFL Rookie of the Year and voted to his first Pro Bowl, starting a NFL record-streak that would continue for 14 consecutive appearances (1962-75). He was named to the NFL All-Pro team eight consecutive years (1963-1970), and was a Western Conference All-Star team selection six times (1964-1969).

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Did Rams tip their hand as to who they will pick in the draft?

by Bill Pollock 03/9/10 11:19 AM

The Rams signed a new defensive tackle Monday and with the addition of veteran quarterback Jay Feely, I think the Rams are leaning to taking a quarterback with the first round pick in the 2010 draft.

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Rams add QB Feely

by Bill Pollock 03/8/10 8:49 AM

The Rams added a veteran quarterback A.J. Feeley to the team’s roster. When offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur was with Philadelphia, he had a good working relationship with Feeley from 2001-2004.

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Bears waive former Rams All-Pro Pace

by Bill Pollock 03/2/10 10:40 AM

Former Rams number one draft pick and All Pro left tackle Orlando Pace was waived by the Chicago Bears after just one season. He signed a three year deal with the Bears the same day they pulled off the Jay Cutler trade, but Pace played in just 11 games and didn’t provide the protection they [...]

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Rams will lower ticket prices for 2010

by Bill Pollock 02/23/10 9:54 AM

When you don’t win, you need to cut ticket prices and that’s what the St. Louis Rams are doing for 2010. About two-thirds of the seats at the Dome will decrease in price, with savings ranging from $30 to $190 per season ticket over last year’s cost.

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