During a Wednesday conference call with reporters, St. Louis Rams head coach Jeff Fisher was asked if he’ll welcome back defensive coordinator Gregg Williams next season if he’s reinstated by the NFL.
Fisher responded simply by saying “we’ll discuss that next year.”
Well the good news for Williams is that he might have a job with his buddy next year, that’s if the NFL allows him back in the league.
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September 04, 2012
For the team's home opener, the St. Louis Rams will present fans who purchase a discounted ticket a mustache in the likeness of head coach Jeff Fisher.
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September 06, 2012
You have to appreciate what the Rams are doing. Namely, building an sustainable infrastructure around their business and marketing strategies while their on-field product undergoes a similar restoration. By and large, these evolutions don’t usually happen simultaneously. An organization can have an apathetic marketing strategy, but deliver a quality product on the field. And visa [...]
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September 06, 2012
ST. LOUIS (AP) There are 17 rookies on the St. Louis Rams' opening day roster, seven more players age 24 or younger and 31 in all on the 53-man roster who were not with the franchise last season.
It's the youngest team in the NFL, with an average age under 26. A lot of kids for new coach Jeff Fisher to corral.
Fisher and new general manager Les Snead are prepared to live...
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September 04, 2012
The St. Louis Rams have some optimism heading into the 2012 NFL season with Jeff Fisher taking over as head coach after the team has been a bottom feeder since 2007. In order to get fans excited and pay respect to Fisher they have come up with a brilliant marketing plan which includes handing out a free Fisher “Stache” for those that buy discounted tickets to the home opener...
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September 06, 2012
There are 17 rookies on the St. Louis Rams’ opening day roster, seven more players age 24 or younger and 31 in all on the 53-man roster who were not with the franchise last season.
It’s the youngest team in the NFL, with an average age under 26. A lot of kids for new coach Jeff Fisher to keep tabs on.
Fisher and new general manager Les Snead are prepared to live with the...
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September 04, 2012
ST. LOUIS There's suspense with the stache.
Coach Jeff Fisher's arrival has brought optimism to the St. Louis Rams after the franchise's woeful 15-65 record over the last five years. Now fans will be treated to a trinket to commemorate the 17-year head-coaching veteran's start in the Gateway City.
On Sept. 16, fans who purchase a discounted ticket to the Rams...
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September 04, 2012
He smokes cigars and shoots guns.
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September 05, 2012
Rams head coach hired former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams shortly after taking the head coach job in St. Louis. Since then, Williams, who was implicated as the organizer in the Saints bounty scandal has been given an indefinite suspension. Fisher has not named a defensive coordinator although Williams' son has reportedly been calling the defense for the team...
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September 06, 2012
Steven Jackson of the St Louis Rams will have to carry the ball early and often in order for the Rams to have a chance in Week 1. Defensively Robert Quinn and Chris Long both need monster games if the St Louis Rams have any hopes of getting the upset win in Week 1.
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September 04, 2012
Stache it up T...
The St. Louis Rams are expected to once again suck so bad, they have resorted to petty marketing tactics to entice their fan base. Directly from the Rams’ website: “Purchase a discounted ticket to the Rams home opener against the Washington Redskins, and receive a Coach Fisher Stache upon entrance to the Edward Jones Dome” DON’T forget the promo code: STACHE...
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September 05, 2012
2009 Image Source: Chris McGrath/Getty Images North America via Zimbio.comThe Washington Redskins open the NFL season against the New Orleans Saints this Sunday. The Saints are a special opponent for two reasons. First, the Redskins and Saints share a connection with Gregg Williams, and second, Roger Goodell has touched both teams. Reason No. 2 makes the Saints beatable, IMO, but...
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September 07, 2012
The 2012-2013 regular season is underway! Now it's time for a quick Rams preseason wrap up.The preseason was a mixed bag for the St. Louis Rams, who went 2-2. The Rams have been busy rebuilding their roster under new coach Jeff Fisher and GM Les Snead, so they do have some work to do.The Rams started the preseason with a big loss against the Colts, but ended it with a win against...
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September 05, 2012
The Detroit Lions' decade of losing football ended last season.
It remains to be seen if new coach Jeff Fisher can help the St. Louis Rams end their string of sub-.500 campaigns.
Looking to build off its first playoff appearance since 1999, Detroit opens its season with high expectations Sunday when the visiting Rams try to rebound from another last-place finish.
After going...
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September 04, 2012
Comments on the St. Louis Rams by the AP Pro32 panel (ranking in parentheses):
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ST. LOUIS RAMS (29)
Chris Berman (ESPN, 31) - Jeff Fisher didn't take this job to fail.
Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 29) - Will see if Jeff Fisher was right to trust Sam Bradford as quarterback to build around.
Cris Collinsworth (NBC Sports, 31) - Sam Bradford looked good as rookie, but needs...
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