RAMS RETURN HOME TO FACE NFC WEST RIVAL ARIZONA

Date: October 7, 2007 | Kickoff: Noon, CT | Site: Edward Jones Dome (66,000) – St. Louis, Mo.

Game Preview | Game Release

The Rams return home this week to take on NFC West rival Arizona. The contest will be the Rams’ second division matchup this season; the Rams faced San Francisco in Week 2.

The Rams lead the all-time series against the Cardinals 31-24-2, dating to 1937, and have won seven of the last 10 meetings between the teams since Arizona joined the “new” NFC West after realignment in 2002. The Rams split the 2006 series against the Cardinals, winning 16-14 in Week 3 at Arizona and dropping the Week 13 matchup in St. Louis, 34-20.

Since the Rams relocated to the Gateway City in 1995, the Rams hold a 7-5 advantage over the Big Red, including a 7-3 mark since the teams were aligned in the “new” NFC West in 2002. The teams have met once in the postseason, with the Rams taking a 35-23 home victory in the 1975 NFC Divisional Playoffs.

Tale of the Tape

Head to Head

T. Holt vs.   A. Boldin	M. Bulger vs.   M. Leinart
23 Receptions 22 262 Receiving Yards 286 2 Touchdowns 3	74 Pass Attempts 99 133 Pass Completions  53 765 Passing Yards 547

WHAT TO LOOK FOR THIS WEEK

• WR Isaac Bruce (79) needs two receiving touchdowns to pass Art Powell for 17th place on the NFL’s alltime touchdown receptions list.

• WR Isaac Bruce (13,716) needs 98 yards to pass Rams wide receivers coach Henry Ellard for 20th place on the NFL's all-time scrimmage yards list.

• QB Marc Bulger (96) needs three touchdown passes to pass Bob Waterfield for fifth place on the Rams' all-time career touchdown completions list.

• K Jeff Wilkins (349) extending his streak of consecutive PAT, the second longest streak in NFL history.

• WR Dante Hall (12) needs one kick return touchdown to tie Brian Mitchell for first in NFL history with 13 career returns for touchdowns.

A WIN OVER THE CARDINALS WOULD:

• Give the Rams a 1-4 record in the 2007 season.

• Improve the Rams’ all-time record vs. Arizona to 32-24-2.

• Give the Rams’ franchise 499 regular season victories.

Game Center   |  Box Score  |  Play-by-Play  |  Drive Chart    Game Story     By Nick Wagoner Senior Writer     In a bizarre and strange contest, just about everything that could go against the Rams did as Arizona escaped with a 34-31 win at the Edward Jones Dome on Sunday. The loss drops the Rams to 0-5 and 0-2 in the NFC West Division. Arizona moves to 3-2 with the victory.   Fourth Quarter   With momentum on their side, it appeared the Rams were on their way to the leading score when disaster struck. Frerotte evaded the pass rush and looked for Randy McMichael in the right flat. The flat-footed Frerotte fired behind McMichael and Hood made his second interception of the game and returned it 68 yards for a touchdown. That score gave Arizona a 27-20 lead with 13:47 to go. The Rams responded with a long drive ending with Wilkins’ 31-yard field goal. That score made it 27-23 Arizona with 8:46 to play. In more bizarre events, Holt was called for offensive pass interference on a second down play that had resulted in a first down at Arizona ’s 5. Instead, the Rams had second-and-19 at the 23. Of course, the referees still apparently hadn’t removed the superglue from their flags as the referee decided to wait until after the play and some lobbying from Hood to throw the flag. The penalty essentially killed the drive and the Rams turned it over to their defense to get the job done. The defense did do the job, getting a three and out, but the Rams continued to be plagued by penalties and mental errors. Another holding call on Richie Incognito lost 10 yards. On the next play, Adrian Wilson intercepted Frerotte and gave Arizona the ball at the Rams’ 27. Needing to hold Arizona to a field goal or less to keep it a one possession game, the Rams couldn’t get the job done. They got two third down opportunities, but Warner hit Fitzgerald on third-and-goal from the 7 to make it 34-23 Arizona with 3:11 to go. The Rams came back and got a 29-yard touchdown to tight end Randy McMichael, his first as a Ram. The play was reviewed by the replay booth and upheld. The Rams went for two and converted to Holt to make it 34-31.   Third Quarter The Rams put the bad taste of halftime away early in the second half by moving quickly on the first drive. Going to some no huddle looks with Frerotte leading the way, the Rams marched 73 yards before Torry Holt grabbed an 11-yard touchdown to give the Rams a 20-17 lead. After that the teams traded punts and interceptions. Roderick Hood intercepted Frerotte and set up the Cardinals with field position at the Rams’ 14. Two plays later, Brown came up with his second interception of the game in the end zone to kill the drive and give the Rams the ball back. St. Louis went three and out though and Arizona took advantage, driving nine plays and 57 yards in three minutes 56 seconds to set up Rackers’ 32-yard field goal. That tied it at 20 with 1:40 to go in the quarter. The Rams couldn’t get a first down on the ensuing possession and punted back to Arizona with 1:15 to go in the quarter. On Donnie Jones’ punt, safety Todd Johnson suffered an injury. Johnson sat up after the tackle and walked off on his own power. Ron Bartell replaced Johnson at safety with Lenny Walls and Jonathan Wade at cornerback. The defense came up with a three and out and Dante Hall returned the punt 36 yards to give the Rams the ball in Arizona territory. At the end of the quarter, it’s tied at 20 with the Rams having the ball at Arizona ’s 43.   Second Quarter After 32 quarters without a touchdown, the Rams offense broke through on the first play of the second quarter. On third-and-6 from Arizona ’s 16, Gus Frerotte found a streaking Drew Bennett in the end zone for a touchdown. It was Bennett’s first touchdown as a Ram and Frerotte’s first passing touchdown as a Ram. The extra point gave the Rams a 10-3 lead with 14:55 to go in the half. The Cardinals moved the ball deep into Rams territory before the special teams made a big play. With Rackers lining up for a 38 yard field goal, rookie Adam Carriker held his ground at the line of scrimmage and got his arm in the air for the first blocked field goal by a Ram since Oct. 23, 2003. The Rams took over on their 26, but could not muster a first down and forced to punt. On the ensuing possession, Kurt Warner entered the game for the Cardinals to a warm reception from the St. Louis crowd. Warner led a drive deep into St. Louis territory before one of the strangest plays in a long time happened. On second-and-goal from the Rams’ 6, Warner handed to Edgerrin James. James burst up the middle for a gain of about 5 yards and appeared to be down short of the goal line. As he was going down he lost control of the ball. It rolled into the middle of the end zone and cornerback Jonathan Wade missed a golden opportunity to fall on it. Guard Reggie Wells recovered it for a touchdown. The Rams challenged the call, but did not get it overturned and it was ruled a touchdown. Here’s where things get strange. James was credited with the score although there was without question overwhelming visual evidence that he did not cross the goal line. Later, it was officially ruled that Wells recovered for the touchdown. St. Louis went three and out on its next possession but got it right back in excellent field position after a sack by Will Witherspoon. Leinart suffered a left collarbone on the play and left the game. He is doubtful to return with Warner in full time. Meanwhile, the Rams moved deep into Arizona territory before a Randy McMichael dropped pass ended the drive and Wilkins booted a 35-yard field goal for a 13-10 lead. Just when it seemed things couldn’t get any more bizarre, the Cardinals got another gift from the referees. With time running out and the Cardinals on the Rams’ 1, James got stuffed at the line of scrimmage. Out of timeouts, the refs moved to place the ball. It appeared from replays that center Al Johnson kicked the ball on accident and time ran out to end the half. The referees flagged the Rams, though, saying a defender kicked the ball and gave Arizona a free play. Of course, the flag for that penalty came about an eternity after the play ended. Warner jumped over the line for a touchdown and Arizona entered the locker room with a 17-13 lead.   First Quarter   The Rams defense couldn’t have asked for a better return from cornerback Fakhir Brown. On Arizona ’s opening possession, the Cardinals moved quickly into St. Louis territory. But on first-and-10 at the Rams’ 44, quarterback Matt Leinart fired a pass to the left intended for tight end Leonard Pope. Brown stepped in front and made an interception just five plays into his return from a four-game suspension. The Rams took over at their 39 and moved into Arizona territory on the strength of some tough inside running by Brian Leonard and a 12-yard reception in which he used his patented Leonard Leap to get the first down. The drive stalled because of a sack at Arizona ’s 28 and the Rams settled for a 46-yard field goal from Jeff Wilkins. Wilkins has struggled in recent weeks but connected this time to give the Rams a 3-0 lead with 8:31 to go in the quarter. Arizona answered by marching 48 yards to set up a 50-yard field goal from Neil Rackers. That kick tied it at 3 with 3:57 to go in the quarter. The Rams have the ball at Arizona ’s 16 at the end of the quarter in a 3-3 game.   Pregame Notes -         Greetings from the Edward Jones Dome where the Rams and Cardinals are set to kick off atnoon . -         First things first with a few housecleaning items. The Rams have officially placed tackle Adam Goldberg on injured reserve, ending his season. Also, the team released defensive tackle Louis Leonard. -         Leonard’s release led to the signing of center Nick Leckey. Leckey played for the Cardinals previously and was released in the preseason. -         Placing Goldberg on injured reserve left an opening for Fakhir Brown’s return and rookie Darius Vinnett remains on the roster. -         The inactives for the Rams are Corey Chavous, Tye Hill, Steven Jackson, Raonall Smith, Jeremy Parquet, Isaac Bruce, Dane Looker and Leckey. All except Leckey and Parquet are injured. -         In a bit of a surprise, Aaron Walker is expected to start for Randy McMichael at tight end. -         Marques Hagans will make his regular season debut, but expect to see some Dominique Byrd in the slot today as well. -         As expected, the major components inactive for Arizona include receiver Anquan Boldin and tackle Levi Brown. Bryant Johnson will replace Boldin and Elton Brown starts in Brown’s spot.

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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In-Game Promotion:

• Schnuck's/Pepsi Parachute Drop - This promotion occurs at seven Rams home games during the season. Two participants attempt to catch falling parachutes in grocery carts to win up to $500 in Schnuck’s gift cards!

• Great Clips Coin Toss Captain - To win the opportunity to be an honorary coin toss captain, you must be between the ages of 8-13.  Each week, one lucky young Rams fan is selected to join the team captains during the coin toss before the game. Register at your local St. Louis area Great Clips location between August 17 and September 28th.

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• United Van Lines Move of the Game - Fans at upcoming St. Louis Rams home football games will have the chance to upgrade their seats through the “Move of the Game,” sponsored by United Van Lines, one of nation’s largest transportation companies. The Move of the Game randomly picks a lucky fan and a guest sitting in upper-level seats and transports them to two seats in the lower level near the 50-yard line. The fan and guest are shown on the Jumbotron once they are seated to watch the rest of the game from their new premium vantage point.

2007 ST. LOUIS RAMS GAMEDAY INFORMATION

ADA ACCESSIBILITY
The Edward Jones Dome is barrier-free for guests with disabilities. Drop-off and pick-up for guests with disabilities should be made at the Broadway Central Entrance or at the Courtyard Entrance (located at 7th Street & Convention Plaza, near Entry A). All entrances, doorways, elevators, restrooms, and telephones are accessible.

AGE LIMIT
Children two years or older must have a valid ticket for entry. Children under the age of two are admitted free provided they sit on an adult’s lap as long as doing so does not disturb or obstruct the view of others nearby.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONSUMPTION
Guests at the Edward Jones Dome are encouraged to drink responsibly. The alcohol policies are listed below:

• The legal drinking age in Missouri is 21. Proper identification is required to purchase alcoholic beverages.
• The dome reserves the right to deny the sale of alcohol to anyone.
• Alcoholic beverages purchased during an event must be consumed or discarded prior to leaving the dome, even if leaving the dome to smoke.
• The purchase limit may be reduced and sales may be discontinued at any time at the discretion of dome management.
• Guests passing alcohol to minors will be ejected and subject to arrest.
• Noticeably intoxicated guests will not be allowed to enter the Dome.

ASSISTIVE LISTENING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICES
Guests with hearing impairments may obtain a listening device from any Guest Service Center or tune their own portable headset FM receiver to FM 89.1 to pick-up the house sound system. TDD equipment is available at public telephones located at Sections 113/114.

ATM MACHINES
For your convenience, ATM machines are provided by National City Bank and are located inside the Edward Jones Dome at Concourse Level Sections 117 & 145, and Terrace Level Sections 417 & 445.

BAG INSPECTION POLICY

• All bags are subject to inspection.
• Bags that are permitted include small bags such as purses and diaper bags (if the guest has a child with them). Management reserves the right to allow other bags based on the guest’s special needs on a case-by-case basis.
• Guests who arrive with large bags will be instructed to return the bag to their vehicle. Large bags will not be “claim-checked” at the gates. If the guest arrives with a large bag and did not drive to the dome, the guest will not be permitted to bring the bag into the event and the bag will not be claim-checked. Guests may dispose of the bag at an outside trash receptacle.
• Please call the America’s Center at (314) 342-5036 with questions regarding the bag inspection policy.

BANNERS & SIGNS
Banners can be hung only by rope, string or plastic ties and cannot obstruct the view of other fans or any permanent dome or sponsorship signs. Banners must avoid being profane, commercial, political or non-football related. Signs cannot be constructed of wood or metal material. The Rams reserve the right to remove any banner or sign that is deemed inappropriate. Removed banners will be claim-checked at the nearest Guest Service Center, and returned at the end of the game.

CAMERAS & VIDEO RECORDERS
Still camera photography is permitted with lenses of reasonable length that do not obstruct the view of other fans. Digital cameras are permitted as long as they do not record video. The use of tripods is not permitted. Video recording of any game action is strictly prohibited by the National Football League. Fans observed filming the game will have their video camera confiscated.

EJECTION
Any of the following will be cause for ejection from Rams football games without refund, arrest, and/or revocation of future ticket privileges:

• Abuse of intoxicants
• Profane or abusive language or obscene gestures
• Fighting, taunting, or threatening remarks or gestures
• Offensive or disorderly conduct
• Actions that may harm or endanger others
• Smoking inside the dome
• Possession or use of drugs
• Bringing prohibited items into the dome
• Throwing any object (including throwing any object from an escalator)
• Excessive standing that obstructs the view of others seated in the area
• Standing or sitting in the aisles
• Refusing to present a ticket stub when asked by dome personnel
• Sitting in a location other than your ticketed seat
• Standing on chairs and/or defacing or damaging any equipment
• Entering or attempting to enter the field level or playing field
• Wearing any apparel with profane or abusive language or picture
• Failure to follow the instructions of dome personnel
• Indecent exposure or undressing
• Displays of affection not appropriate in a public setting
• Attempting to solicit or distribute literature or other materials on the premises
• Entering the dome with invalid tickets or credentials
• Any disruption to the progress of the game
• Any other conduct or action deemed inappropriate by management

ELEVATORS
Public elevators for use by guests with disabilities are located at the Broadway Central Entrance and Courtyard Entrance (located at 7th Street & Convention Plaza, near Entry A). Guests with Club and Suite tickets should use the elevators located on the west side of the building by entering at the Courtyard entrance.

EMERGENCY
In the event of an emergency, guests can be reached by contacting the America’s Center at (314) 342-5036.  Caller must provide the individual’s name and exact seat location (section, row & seat). Public address announcements will only be made to locate a guest in an extreme emergency.

EVACUATION
Edward Jones Dome guest services staff are trained to handle any emergency situation that arises. During pre-game, a video will be shown on the scoreboard detailing the evacuation procedure. Should an evacuation become necessary, please make sure you are aware of the exits nearest your seat and be prepared to follow the instructions of the dome staff.

FIRST AID
Four fully-equipped and professionally staffed First Aid Rooms are located in the dome at Sections 110, 126, 410 & 426. Contact the nearest Guest Services Host who will summon help or guide you to the most convenient First Aid Room.

GATE OPENING
On game days all gates will open 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Please arrive early to enjoy all aspects of the game.

GROUP DOME TOURS
Group tours of the Edward Jones Dome are available. Please call (314) 342-5036 for more information.

LOST & FOUND
Lost and found items may be turned in at any Guest Service Center, and if found, retrieved after the event at the Guest Service Center located on the Concourse Level near Section 117 or by calling the America’s Center administrative offices at (314) 342-5036 the next business day. Lost items will only be held for ten days.

LOST CHILDREN/PARENTS
Guests are encouraged to instruct children in their group to find a dome staff member if they become lost or separated from their group. Lost children will be taken to the nearest Guest Service Center. Parents looking for a lost child should follow the same procedure. Tag-A-Kid Program: Children may receive bright, fun arm bracelets from guest services displaying their seat location to prevent becoming lost in a crowd.

PARKING AT THE EDWARD JONES DOME
More than 30,000 parking spaces are available within a 10-minute walk of the Edward Jones Dome. There is also parking for up to 100 busses near the Dome.

PAT DOWNS
You and your belongings may be searched upon entry to the Edward Jones Dome. By tendering a ticket and entering the dome, you consent to such searches and waive any related claims that you might have against the NFL, its member clubs, their affiliates, the Edward Jones Dome or their agents. If you elect not to consent to the searches, you will be denied entry into the dome.

PROHIBITED ITEMS
For your safety and the continuity of the game on the field, the following items are prohibited in the Edward Jones Dome:

• Large bags 
• Food not dispensed by dome concessionaires**
• Beverages**
• Bottles, cans, coolers, containers, thermoses
• Video cameras
• Strollers
• Glitter or confetti
• Peanuts in the shell
• Projectiles (i.e. Frisbees, footballs or beach balls)
• Poles or sticks of any kind
• Laser devices
• Animals or pets (not including service animals)
• Artificial noisemakers of any kind (i.e. cowbells or air horns)
• Illegal drugs or substances
• Fireworks, candles, flares, balloons
• Firearms, knives, missiles and weapons of any kind
• Mace and pepper gas
• Any item that could obstruct a guest’s view of the field
• Any other item deemed dangerous or inappropriate by management

** Exceptions may be made for those with medical requirements or special needs.

RADIOS AND TELEVISONS
Radios and televisions are permitted provided they do not interfere with the enjoyment of the game by other patrons. Please use headsets so as not to disturb other guests.

RADIO BROADCASTS
All games can be heard live on Rams Radio 103.3 FM KLOU. Games may also be heard on 550 AM KTRS.

RE-ENTRY
During Rams football games, guests may leave and re-enter the building through the available main entries. Guests leaving the dome are not permitted to take alcoholic beverages outside. Guests will receive a hand-stamp with their game ticket that will allow them to re-enter the dome.

SECURITY
Security measures may be increased based on direction from the NFL, orders from St. Louis Police or government, as well as the current federal terror threat level. These procedures will include but are not limited to a more thorough search of persons and property as well as a pat down.

SERVICE ANIMALS
Service animals, or those in training, for guests with disabilities are welcome in all areas of the dome. No other animal or pet is permitted in the dome.

SMOKING
The Edward Jones Dome is a non-smoking facility. During Rams football games, guests may leave and re-enter the building through the available main entries to smoke outdoors. Guests leaving the dome to smoke are not permitted to take alcoholic beverages outside. Guests will receive a hand-stamp with their game ticket that will allow them to re-enter the dome.

STANDING ROOM ONLY
Every ticket has a seat assignment. Please note that there are no standing room only tickets. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping the sightlines clear for all fans.

TELEVISON BROADCASTS
Preseason games will air on selected networks, local or national, depending on the game date. Rams regular season games are controlled by the NFL’s national network partners (CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network).

UMBRELLAS
Umbrellas are permitted inside the Edward Jones Dome if they are small enough to be stored under your seat during the game.

WILL CALL WINDOWS
Will Call windows open three hours prior to kickoff and close after halftime. Will Call is located at the main ticket office on the East side of the Edward Jones Dome at the Broadway Central Entrance (between entries B & C). Rams season ticket holders wanting to leave tickets for pick-up should do so at Will Call. The season ticket holder must clearly record the name of the person picking up the tickets and also indicate his or her name along with a phone number (preferably mobile phone) on the ticket envelope. Will Call tickets can be claimed only by the person whose name appears on the ticket envelope. Valid photo I.D. is required.