Former Rams quarterback Trent Green took Peter King’s place this weekover at SI.com, offering an assortment of opinions in the “Monday Morning Quarterback” column.
Green offered up lots of football insight, including a prediction that at least 10 NFL…
The Rams finally moved the ball early in the fourth quarter, with Kenneth Darby running the ball and Trent Green locating Torry Holt, Keenan Burton, Anthony Becht (!) and others.
Fans begging for John Greco got their look at the…
The Rams got off to a rousing start in the second half, as Antonio Pittman lost five yards on his first carry. The Rams scrounged up a first down, but celebrated with a false-start penalty on Adam Goldberg . .…
The Rams defense forced a mishap, jarring the ball from Matt Forte with aggressive gang-tackling. Defensive Chris Long forced the fumble and safety O.J. Atogwe recovered it to tally another takeaway.
The incredulous Bears demanded a video review but, hey,…
Back came the Bears, with Matt Forte grinding out yardage between the tackle and Kyle Orton working over the Rams secondary with ball-control passing.
But Rams linebacker Will Witherspoon did a nice job sniffing out a third-down wide receiver screen…
Surprisingly, the New York Jets left Brett Favre play into the fourth quarter. And he marched the Jets to another score after Trent Green threw his goal-line interception.
Thomas Jones scored another touchdown by carrying St. Louis Rams defensive tackle…
Trent Green nearly drove the St. Louis Rams to a touchdown. In fact, he drove the ball all the way to the New York Jets 1 before throwing an interception on third-and-goal.
Oh, well. At least the Rams did move…
After that horrible half, Jim Haslett had to make some changes. The 40 points was the second-most allowed in franchise history.
So Trent Green tagged in for Marc Bulger and led the St. Louis Rams downfield for a Josh Brown…
So how does the rest of the world view all the craziness at Rams Park?
Here is a sampler:
Mike Sando, ESPN.com: “Interim coach Jim Haslett, the defensive coordinator until today, has a chance to restore his reputation as a…
When a coach is a Dead Man Walking, like Lane Kiffin of the Raiders or poor Scott Linehan of the Rams, his Monday news conference can turn a blood sport.
The St. Louis media has been gentle with Linehan, fortunately.…
