St. Louis-Seattle: Rams Set New Low In Shutout Loss

If Rams fans came into this season thinking to themselves, “Well, at least it can’t get any worse than last year,” they were wrong.   It did.   In getting beat down 28-0 on Sunday afternoon in Seattle, the Rams fell to a low not even last year’s 2-14 debacle accomplished—getting shut out.   Even when the 2008 Rams got pasted 47-3 by the Jets last year, they still got the three to avoid the goose egg.   But not Sunday.   28-0.   Damn.   St. Louis could have avoided their first shutout since Week 11 of the 2006 season and their first Week One shutout loss since 1965 when Quincy “Big Play” Butler returned a blocked field goal that would've tied the score 7-7 with under a minute left to play in the first half.   It just wasn’t mean to be. The Rams had 12 men on defense for the play, so instead of a game-tying touchdown, the five yards gave the Seahawks a first down.   Seattle scored a touchd...