Lets be honest. The St. Louis Rams suck. Don’t get me wrong. I am a die-hard Rams fan. I bleed blue and gold and haven’t missed a game in years. But it is time for me (and the three other Rams fans left) to face the music. They are bad. Horribly bad. Embarrassingly bad. With a rousing record of 2-10 this season, only the lowly Colts surpass the Rams in futility.
Now to be fair, I may only be 17 years of age but I have never seen a team that has had to deal with as many injuries as the Rams have this season. The Rams weren’t always this bad. In fact, back in the early 2000’s, they won a Super Bowl and were a juggernaut on offense.
So as this team sinks farther into the abyss of last place in the league’s worst division, let’s take a look back at an All-Time Rams roster.
QB- Kurt Warner 1998-03
HB- Marshall Faulk 1999-05
FB- Robert Holcombe 1998-01
WR- Torry Holt 1999-08
WR- Isaac Bruce 1995-07
TE- Ernie Conwell 1996-02
T- Orlando Pace 1997-08
T- Ryan Tucker 1999-01
G- Adam Timmerman 1999-06
G- Tom Nutten 1998-05
C- Andy McCollum 2002-07
DE- Leonard Little 1998-09
DE- Kevin Carter 1995-00
DT- D’marco Farr 1995-00
DT- Grant Wistrom 1998-03
LB- London Fletcher 1998-01
LB- James Laurinaitis 2009-present
LB- Mike Jones 1997-00
CB- Dexter McCleon 1997-02
CB- Todd Lyght 1995-00
S- Keith Lyle 1995-00
S- OJ Atogwe 2005-10
K- Jeff Wilkins 1997-07
P- Donnie Jones 2008-present
KR- Tony Horne 1998-00
David Niemann • Jan 20, 2012 at 2:51 pm
Steven Jackson and Marshall Faulk are both pretty good running backs, but instead of those two, the choice should have been Eric Dickerson, he had almost a thousand more yards in his career than Faulk and had a higher yards per rush ratio over his career than both of them.
Curtis Varble • Dec 13, 2011 at 4:56 pm
I think that Steven Jackson should also be with Marshall Faulk on the list. He is the All-time Rams leading rusher. Though he has not won many games he still deserves it.