St. Louis Rams Schedule

St. Louis Rams Team Schedule

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2010 Rams' Schedule

WK Date Opponent Time Score

1 Sun. Sept. 12 Arizona Cardinals 4:15PM

2 Sun. Sept. 19 @Oakland Raiders 4:05PM
3 Sun. Sept. 26 Washington Redskins 4:05PM

4 Sun. Oct. 3 Seattle Seahawks 1PM

5 Sun. Oct. 10 @ Detroit Lions 1PM

6 Sun. Oct. 17 San Diego Chargers 1PM

7 Sun. Oct. 24 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1PM

8 Sun. Oct. 31 Carolina Panthers 1PM

9 Sun. Nov. 7 Bye Week

10 Sun. Nov. 14 @ San Francisco 49ers 4:15PM

11 Sun. Nov. 21 Atlanta Falcons 4:05PM

12 Sun. Nov. 28 @ Denver Broncos 4:15PM

13 Sun. Dec. 5 Arizona Cardinals 4:15PM

14 Sun. Dec. 12 @ New Orleans Saints 4:05PM

15 Sun. Dec. 19 Kansas City Chiefs 1PM

16 Sun. Dec. 26 San Francisco 49ers 1PM

17 Sun. Jan 2 @ Seattle Seahawks 4:15PM

NFC West W L

Arizona Cardinals

San Francisco 49ers

Seattle Seahawks

St. Louis Rams

2009 Rams' Schedule
Sun. Sept. 13 @ Seattle 4:15PM L0-28
Sun. Sept. 20 @ Washington 1PM L7-0
Sun. Sept. 27 Green Bay 1PM L17-36
Sun. Oct. 4 @ San Francisco 4:15PM L0-35
Sun. Oct. 11 Minnesota 1PM L10-38
Sun. Oct. 18 @ Jacksonville 1PM L20-23
Sun. Oct. 25 Indianapolis 1PM L6-42
Nov. 1 Detroit 1PM W17-10
Sun. Nov. 8 Bye Week
Sun. Nov. 15 New Orleans 1PM L23-28
Sun. Nov. 22 Arizona 4:05PM L13-21
Sun. Nov. 29 Seattle 1PM L17-27
Sun. Dec. 6 @ Chicago 1PM L9-17
Sun. Dec. 13 @ Tennessee 1PM L7-47
Sun. Dec. 20 Houston 1PM L13-16
Sun. Dec. 27 @ Arizona 4:05PML10-31
Sun. Jan. 3 San Francisco 1PML6-28

NFC West W L

Arizona Cardinals

San Francisco 49ers

Seattle Seahawks

St. Louis Rams

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2009 St. Louis Rams Team Summary

The Rams finished 29th in both total offense and total defense.

The Rams average of 10.9 points a game ranked last.

The Rams had only 16 touchdowns scored also ranked last in NFL 2009.
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The St. Louis Rams Team Honors [Voted by Teammates] in 2009:
Steven Jackson received the Daniel F. Reeves Memorial Award as the most valuable player. Jackson, whose 1,416 rushing yards led the NFC, is headed to his second Pro Bowl.

Steven Jackson is the Nimble Workhorse Runner, the Foundation of the Franchise.

Leonard Little is the recipient of the Carl Ekern Spirit of the Game Award.

James Laurinaitis won the Carroll Rosenbloom Memorial Award as the top rookie.
Laurinaitis was the team's leading tackler, with 146.