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St. Louis Rams 2009 Playoffs
The St. Louis Rams have been known as the “Greatest Show on Turf” for the last few years. Football fans everywhere have memories of Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt burning the secondary, Kurt Warner making impossible throws all over Edward Jones Dome, and Marshall Faulk running the ball or taking the short pass all the way to the end zone. Those seasons took the Rams to their first Super Bowl victory in 1999 and made them favorites in the NFC West every year until 2005. Times changed and Kurt Warner turned into Marc Bulger, Marshall Faulk became Stephen Jackson, and the greatest show lost its bite a little bit.
The greatest season was without under Dick Vermeil in his third year. The built a team based on speed and the arm of former Arena Football League quarterback Kurt Warner’s arm went a surprising 13-3 in the regular season, winning the NFC West division title and earning a first round bye. The Rams went to work with playoff tickets to play the Vikings. The offensive shootout ended with the Rams winning 49-37. Next came the anti-Rams, the Tampa Bay Bucs, St. Louis proved that their defense could play as well and won an exciting 11-6 game in the NFC Conference Championship. The Super Bowl paired the Titans, another defensive stalwart against the Rams. The Rams won 23-16 with a defensive effort on the last play that kept the Titans a yard short of victory.
St. Louis Rams Background
This year the St. Louis Rams are trying to return to form after failing to compete offensively and defensively in 2007. The team still has talent in quarterback Marc Bulger and running back Stephen Jackson. Torry Holt remains the main target for the quarterback and the team is searching for its second option. Randy McMichael is a quality tight end who can make the catches in the red zone. The potential pieces are there, but first the offensive line has to gel to give Jackson some holes to run through and Bulger some time to find the open receiver. Rams playoff tickets will rely on the offensive improvement because the defense has not changed enough from its disastrous past three seasons. If St. Louis is to truly compete for the NFC West title then the season should be exciting with a schedule full of shootouts.