Will Holt bolt St. Louis when contract expires? (Yahoo! Sports)


Torry Holt raised eyebrows three weeks ago when he talked about reuniting with his brother Terrence — a...

Brown happy to be kicking for old rival


One thing that kicker Josh Brown figured he'd left behind when he signed a free-agent deal with the Rams was the damp environs of Seattle, where he'd spent his first five NFL seasons.

Long shows he belongs


By all accounts, rookie Chris Long soaked it all in like a 279-pound sponge.

Jackson has high expectations


With about $1.7 million due him this season, Steven Jackson ranks as a major bargain among NFL running backs. But if the Rams want to keep him beyond 2008, it's going to cost the team.

Green sees similarities of ‘99 in ‘08


Not that he wants to make any undue comparisons, but it seems so familiar to quarterback Trent Green (left).

Will Holt bolt at the end of his contract?


Returning to his home state crosses Torry Holt's mind.

Holt To Decide About Future


St. Louis Rams receiver Torry Holt has two years left on his contract, but is looking ahead to what might happen at the end of his career. via KSDK NewsChannel 5

Holt considering options beyond St. Louis


Rams Notes: Saunders’ energy helps to set tempo for weekend


At age 61, Al Saunders isn't expected to go stride for stride with wide receivers who can dash 40 yards in a tick or two over 4 seconds.

Brown says NFL gave him reprieve


Fakhir Brown's minimum goal for the 2008 season is to play a full 16 games, something he has done only once previously in an eight-year NFL career that has included stops in San Diego, New Orleans and St. Louis.

Orlando sets the Pace for Rams in minicamp


Two injury-plagued years haven't hurt Orlando Pace's sense of humor. The Rams' former Pro Bowl tackle says he's feeling good and looking forward to training camp. via KTVO Kirksville

Long opens eyes during his debut with Rams


Rams’ Pace looking for healthier year (AP)


St. Louis Rams fourth round draft pick Keenan Burton pulls in a pass during the teams football first mini-camp of the season, at the Rams practice facility, Friday, May 9, 2008 in St. Louis.

Two injury-plagued years haven't hurt Orlando Pace's sense of humor. The Rams' former Pro Bowl tackle said on Saturday during the second day of St. Louis' minicamp that he is feeling good and looking forward to training camp. "I'm just getting ready for training camp," said a smiling Pace, who missed three camps earlier in his career when he was designated as a franchise player.


Harrington tries to catch on as TE


At least a couple of times during his four seasons as a starting linebacker at Missouri, Dedrick Harrington tried to persuade coach Gary Pinkel to give him a shot on offense.

‘New’ Rams open minicamp today


With a wretched 2007 season in his rear-view mirror, Scott Linehan intends to waste no time evaluating what he has at his disposal heading into his third year as the Rams' head coach.