RAMS WELCOME FALCONS TO ST. LOUIS FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2003

  

Date: December 2, 2007 | Kickoff: Noon CT | Site: Edward Jones Dome(66,000) – St. Louis, Mo.

Game Preview |Game Release

The Rams play their second consecutive home game this week, hosting the Atlanta Falcons at the Edward Jones Dome. This contest will mark the first time that the Rams have played Atlanta since the 2004 NFC Divisional Playoff and the first time that the Rams have hosted the Falcons since 2003.

The Rams have played the Falcons 73 times, leading the all-time series 46-25-2. The Rams have faced only San Francisco (117), Green Bay (89), Chicago (87) and Detroit (80) more than the Falcons. The Rams have had success against the Falcons. The 46 wins against the Falcons are the third most against one franchise in Rams’ history behind San Francisco (60) and Chicago (48). The Rams have shutout the Falcons six times.

The Rams and the Falcons met twice each year from 1967-69 as members of the Coastal Division of the Western Conference and then from 1970-2001 as members of the NFC West. After division re-alignment in 2002, the Rams and Falcons have met only three times, with the Falcons holding a 2-1 lead.

Tale of the Tape

2007 Regular Season	Rams	Falcons
Record	2-9	3-8
Divisional Standings	4th	4th
Points Per Game	15.3	14.1
Total Off. (NFL rank)	290.5 (26)	286.9 (28)
Rush Off. (NFL rank)	90.5 (25)	94.5 (22)
Pass Off. (NFL rank)	200.0 (18)	192.4 (24)
Points Allowed	25.5	22.2
Total Def. (NFL rank)	320.7 (15)	325.7 (17)
Rush Def. (NFL rank)	109.2 (19)	123.5 (26)
Pass Def. (NFL rank)	211.5 (12)	202.3 (8)
Time of Possession Avg.	31:07	30:20
Sacks Made/Yards	22/157	18/106
Punt Return Avg. (NFL rank)	13.4 (3)	6.4 (30)
Kickoff Return Avg. (NFL Avg.)	23.8 (13)	24.2 (10)
Punt Coverage (NFL rank)	10.8 (23)	8.7 (11)
Kickoff Coverage (NFL rank)	28.5 (32)	22.6 (13)
Punts/Avg.	54/48.6	61/43.0
Interceptions By/Yards	10/90	12/121

Head to Head

S. Jackson vs.   W. Dunn	R. McMichael vs.   A. Crumpler
145 Carries 180 532 Rushing Yards 583 3 Touchdowns 3	26 Receptions 27 319 Receiving Yards 284 2 Touchdowns 2

WHAT TO LOOK FOR THIS WEEK

• WR Isaac Bruce (82) needs two receiving touchdowns to tie Mark Clayton (84), Irving Fryar (84), Tommy McDonald (84) and Andre Rison (84) for 13th place on the NFL’s all-time touchdown receptions list, while three receiving touchdowns would tie Lance Alworth (85) and Paul Warfield (85) for 11th place all-time.

• WR Isaac Bruce (13,880) needs 20 receiving yards to pass Cris Carter (13,899) for fifth place on the NFL’s all-time receiving yards list.

• QB Marc Bulger (101) needs two touchdown passes to pass Kurt Warner (102) for fourth place on the Rams’ all-time career touchdown completions list.

• K Jeff Wilkins (302) needs three field goals to move past Pat Leahy (304), Jim Turner (304) and Adam Vinatieri (304) for 15th place on the NFL’s all-time field goal list.

• K Jeff Wilkins (360) extending his streak of consecutive PAT, second longest streak in NFL history

• K Jeff Wilkins (482) needs one extra point to pass Mark Mosley (482) for 21st place on the NFL’s all-time extra points list.

• K Jeff Wilkins (481) needs two extra points to pass Mark Mosley (482) for 21st place on the NFL’s all-time extra points list.

• K Jeff Wilkins (300) needs two field goals to move past Pat Leahy (304), Jim Turner (304) and Adam Vinatieri (304) for 15th place.

• WR Dante Hall (12) needs one return touchdown to tie Brian Mitchell (13) for first place on the NFL’s all-time return touchdowns list.

A WIN OVER THE FALCONS WOULD:

• Give the Rams a 3-9 record in the 2007 season.

• Give the Rams their first home victory this season.

• Give Rams’ coach Scott Linehan a 1-0 career record against Atlanta.

• Improve the Rams’ all-time record vs. the Falcons to 47-25-2.

• Give the Rams’ franchise 501 regular season victories.

1st Quarter STL - 9:40 - R. McMichael 1 yd. Pass from G. Frerotte (J. Wilkins kick) STL - 3:38 - T. Holt 31 yd. Pass from G. Frerotte (J. Wilkins kick) 2nd Quarter STL - 1:55 - I. Bruce 8 yd. Pass from G. Frerotte (J. Wilkins kick) 3rd Quarter ATL - 8:24 - M. Anderson 41 yd. FG 4th Quarter ATL - 11:48 - R. White 15 yd. Pass from C. Redman (2 pt. conversion failed) ATL - 7:17 - M. Jenkins 5 yd. Pass from C. Redman (M. Anderson kick) STL - 1:17 - S. Jackson 50 yd. Run (J. Wilkins kick)

Game Center   |  Box Score   |  Play-by-Play   |  Drive Chart    Game Story   By Nick Wagoner Senior Writer After another fast start and slow second half, the Rams once again were able to hang on for a win Sunday at the Edward Jones Dome. Oshiomogho Atogwe's interception and Steven Jackson's 50-yard touchdown run preserved a 28-16 win against Atlanta at the Edward Jones Dome on Sunday. The win was the first for the Rams at home this season and their third in four games. The victory improves St. Louis to 3-9, the same record Atlanta drops to with the loss. Fourth Quarter Atlanta made a change at quarterback to open the quarter, going to Chris Redman as the signal caller. The move paid immediate dividends as Redman completed all five of his pass attempts for 50 yards with a 15-yard touchdown toss to White. The Falcons failed to convert the two-point conversion, leaving the Rams with a 21-9 lead with 11:48 to play. Atlanta got a stop on the next possession when Jackson dropped a third down pass that would have gone for a big gain and, possibly, a touchdown. The Falcons offense went to work again, quickly moving down the field on the strength of Redman’s arm. Redman hit Michael Jenkins for a 5-yard touchdown. The extra point cut the score to 21-16 Rams with 7:17 to play. Atlanta got the ball right back as Frerotte threw into coverage and was intercepted by safety Chris Crocker. The Falcons took over at the Rams’ 33. On third-and-20, Redman hit Crumpler for a gain of 21 yards and a first down to give the Falcons a fresh set of downs at the St. Louis 22. The Rams held Atlanta to 2 yards after another first down, setting up a huge fourth-and-8 with 2:20 to go. Tye Hill covered Horn close and came up with a pass breakup to stop Atlanta at the Rams’ 9. Needing a first down to help ice the game, the offense couldn’t muster more than 2 yards and had to punt back to Atlanta. For the second time this season, free safety Oshiomogho Atogwe preserved a victory, coming up with an interception on the first play of the ensuing drive. Atogwe’s interception gave the Rams the ball at the 50. On the second play of the possession, Jackson ran 50 yards off the left side for a touchdown to finish the game. The extra point made it 28-16 with 1:17 to go. Third Quarter The Falcons scored first in the quarter after the teams traded punts. The Falcons marched into St. Louis territory on the strength of a 36-yard run from running back Jerious Norwood. The Rams defense tightened up, though, and held the Falcons to a 41-yard field goal from kicker Morten Anderson. That boot made it 21-3 with 8:24 to go in the third quarter. Left tackle Alex Barron suffered a finger injury and was replaced by Gorin. Petitti moved in to Gorin’s spot at right tackle. The Rams offense picked it up on the ensuing possession, as Frerotte hit Jackson for 25 yards. A sack stalled the drive, though, and the Rams had to punt. The defenses traded interceptions within three plays as Frerotte was intercepted by safety Lawyer Milloy. Two plays later, Brown picked off a Harrington attempt at the St. Louis 32. At the end of three, the Rams lead Atlanta 21-3. Second Quarter A relatively slow second quarter closed with a bang for the Rams as the defense continued to dominate and the offense found its rhythm with an impressive late drive. Cornerback Ron Bartell made the big play for the defense, simply ripping the ball from receiver Roddy White for a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. After trading punts, the Rams took over on offense at their 20 and promptly marched the field. Frerotte hit running back Steven Jackson for a gain of 37 yards. A 19-yard strike to Holt set up an 8-yard, one-handed touchdown toss to Isaac Bruce. The touchdown pass and the extra point gave the Rams a 21-0 lead, the margin they hold at halftime. Frerotte was 15-of-20 for 230 yards and three touchdowns in the half. Holt has four catches for 111 yards with a touchdown. Bruce has 26 yards and passed Cris Carter for fifth in all time receiving yards with his touchdown grab. Atlanta failed to score despite a late drive and trails 21-0 at the half. First Quarter The Rams won the opening toss and put together another excellent opening drive, moving 75 yards on 11 plays in five minutes and 20 seconds. The key play of the drive was a 23-yard strike from Frerotte to receiver Torry Holt. A week after struggling from the 1, the Rams ran a play action pass on first down and Frerotte hit tight end Randy McMichael for a 1-yard touchdown. Jeff Wilkins’ extra point made it 7-0 Rams with 9:40 to go in the quarter. Frerotte was five-of-six for 50 yards with a touchdown on the drive. The defense started with Carriker at tackle, contrary to the pregame indications with Eric Moore getting the starting nod at end opposite Adeyanju. Cornerback Fakhir Brown (tailbone) got the start and is full go. The defensive alignment mattered not, though, as that group gave up a single first down before getting off the field three plays later. After being backed up to their 1, the Rams offense quickly marched the rest of the field on a trio of explosive completions. Frerotte hit Holt for a gain of 38 then Drew Bennett for 24 more before hitting Holt again from 31 yards out for a touchdown. The extra point made it 14-0 Rams with 3:38 to go in the quarter. The Rams covered 95 yards on six plays and look as crisp on offense as they have at any point this season. On two drives, Frerotte is nine-of-10 for 147 yards and two scores. Holt has three grabs for 92 yards and a score. The defense got another three and out before the offensive momentum slowed with a three and out of its own. At the end of the first quarter, the Rams lead 14-0. Pregame Notes - Greetings from the Edward Jones Dome, where the Rams are still searching for their first win at home and their third win of the season against Atlanta. - As expected, quarterback Marc Bulger is inactive because of a concussion and will be on the sideline in street clothes today. Gus Frerotte gets the start with Brock Berlin up and available as the backup. - Defensive end James Hall (ankle) is also inactive and unavailable. Adam Carriker will start at defensive end in Hall’s stead. Carriker will be on the outside with Victor Adeyanju and Clifton Ryan and La’Roi Glover in the middle. Carriker and Adeyanju should be fine against the run, but expect Atlanta to try to pass with Carriker and Adeyanju still relatively raw as pass rushers. - Dante Hall (ankle) is also out and Brandon Williams will replace him. Hall aggravated the ankle during last week’s game. - Other inactives for the Rams are defensive back Eric Bassey, Marques Hagans (third quarterback), center Brett Romberg (ankle), tackle Mark LeVoir and tight end Dominique Byrd. - Andy McCollum will start at center in place of Romberg with the rest of the line the same as last week. Brandon Gorin will likely start for Petitti at right tackle. - For Atlanta, D’Anthony Batiste will start at right guard as Kynan Forney and Todd Weiner are both injured.

FOX 2 - KTVI

KTVI, FOX 2 will once again be “The Home of the Rams” in 2007 for the St. Louis Rams. FOX 2 Sports Director Martin Kilcoyne teams with former Rams player D’Marco Farr for play-by-play coverage. Sideline coverage will be handled by FOX 2’s Randi Naughton.  Prior to each game, Martin Kilcoyne will be joined by the St. Louis Post Dispatch’s Bryan Burwell, FOX 2’s Rob Desir and FOX 2’s Maurice Drummond for Rams Gameday pregame show, bringing viewers in-depth analysis,  player profiles and the latest inside scoop on every Rams game.

Rams Radio Broadcast Team

Steve Savard, Jim Hanifan and Malcom Briggs

Steve Savard - Play-by-Play
2007 will be Steve's 10th year on the Rams' broadcast team and his 8th season as play-by-play man. A native of St. Louis, Steve Savard has called play-by-play for more St. Louis Rams' games than any other broadcaster. Steve is the Emmy Award winning Sports Director for News 4, KMOV-TV in St. Louis. Prior to his broadcast career, Steve was in training camp with the Dallas Cowboys for 2 seasons before a neck injury ended his career in 1987. He also attended Northwest Missouri State University where he was a two-time MIAA Conference First Team Linebacker. Steve is also the co-host of The Coach Scott Linehan Show on Rams Radio.

Jim Hanifan - Color Analyst
Arguably the finest offensive line coach in the history of professional football, Jim Hanifan joined Rams Radio after 31 seasons as an NFL Assistant and Head Coach. Jim served as Head Coach for The Big Red for 6 seasons starting in 1980 and has won two Super Bowls, with the Washington Redskins in 1991 and the St. Louis Rams in 1999. In 2003, he released a book co-written with Rob Rains titled Beyond Xs and Os: My 30 Years in the NFL. In addition to his color analyst duties, Jim will also have his own show on Rams Rush Hour at 7:00pm.
 
Malcolm Briggs - Sideline Reporter and Pregame Host
Malcolm has been the sideline for Rams Radio for 8 seasons now. Malcolm is an expert at investigating gameday situations, and is skilled in getting the player perspective. Malcolm attended Kansas State University where he called play-by-play for football, baseball and basketball. Malcolm also serves as the co-host of The Steven Jackson Show.
 
D'Marco Farr - Pregame Analyst
D'Marco Farr played defensive tackle for 7 seasons in the NFL with the St. Louis Rams. Farr's football career started at the University of Washington, where he won a National Championship in 1991. His NFL highlights include playing one year with the Los Angeles Rams before the team moved to St. Louis, representing the NFC in the Pro Bowl in 2000 and culminated with a World Championship in 2000. Upon his retirement from football in 2001, Farr made a successful career switch into broadcasting. He was a regular on Fox Sports Net's hit show "The Best Damn Sports Show, Period." from 2001 to 2003.

Scott Warmann – Studio Anchor
A St Louis native, Scott is heading into his 4th season on the Rams Radio Broadcast.  His first year was the championship season in 1999.  He has spent the last couple of seasons as the studio host.  Scott has also served as the studio host for the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament telecast the last couple of years on Fox Sports Net.  And he is heading into his seventh season as a member of the Gateway Football Conference broadcast team.

Doug Vaughn - Pregame & Postgame Analyst
Doug Vaughn returned to his hometown of St. Louis to join KMOV Channel 4 as a Sports Anchor and Reporter in 1988. Vaughn anchors the 5, 6 and 10 p.m. sportscasts on Fridays, and the 5:30 and 10:30 p.m. sportscasts on Sundays. He is also a Reporter for the 5, 6 and 10 p.m. sportscasts, Monday through Wednesday, and is the main Reporter on News 4's "Sports Sunday," a 60-minute show that highlights local and national sports news. A lover of all sports, Vaughn excelled in baseball and played for two years at St. Louis Community College at Meramec before transferring to the University of Missouri-Columbia during his junior year. Now his baseball is limited to coaching little league teams. Vaughn is a graduate from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism.

Rams Rush Hour

Mon-Fri, 7pm-8pm
Your source for Rams Information!
Monday - Coach Scott Linehan Show
Tuesday - Rams Talk
Wednesday - Rams Talk
Thursday - Steven Jackson Show
Friday - Jim Hanifan

Rams Radio Network
In addition to the St. Louis Flagship Station, Rams Radio 103.3 KLOU,
The Rams Radio Network reaches four states and includes:

Illinois
Effingham - 98.9 WHQQ FM
Mt. Vernon - 940 WMIX AM
Quincy - 930 WTAD AM
Salem - 100.1 WJBD FM
Springfield - 96.7 WCVS FM
Staunton - 105.3 WAOX FM

Iowa
Broomfield, IA - 106.9 KDMU FM

Missouri
Branson - 106.3 KRZK FM
Cape Girardeau - 1550 AM KAPE
Columbia - 1580 AM KTGR
Dexter - 1590 AM KDEX
Dexter - 102.3 KDEX FM
Farmington - 800 AM KREI
Houston - 99.3 KUNQ FM
Jefferson City - 950 AM KWOS
Joplin - 105.3 KJML FM
Lake Ozark - 93.5 KMYK FM
Louisiana - 102.1 KJFM FM
Memphis - KMEM FM
Monett - 95.9 KKBL FM
Salem - 92.9 KKID FM
Sikeston - 107.1 KBHI FM
Springfield - 1400 KGMY AM
St. Louis - 550 AM KTRS
Washington - 104.5 KSLQ FM

Nevada
Las Vegas - 1400 KSHP AM

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