St. Louis Rams

By 3k St. Louis Rams defensive end Leonard Little sits on the bench during the final minutes of the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the St. Louis Rams, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in St. Louis. The Colts won 42-6, and the Rams made 3k sad.

By editor@denverpost.com (The Denver Post and wire services) In his home, St. Louis Rams defensive end Leonard Little proudly displays a photograph of himself sacking Indianapolis Colts star Peyton Manning.

Leonard Little feels he's much more than a third-down pass rusher for the St. Louis Rams.

By VanRam Defensive MVP: O. J. Atogwe, FS The Rams boast several players on this side of the ball worthy of consideration for our midseason phony MVP award. Leonard Little, Chris Long, James Hall, but it's really a decision between LB Pisa Tinoisamoa and Atogwe, with Atogwe getting the nod thanks to hi...

By Brett Knight 1. DE Chris Long, Virginia - With Jake Long off the board the Rams take Chris Long the perfect 4-3 defensive end to complement Leonard Little. 6b. RB Xavier Omon, NW Missouri State - Talented runner who will fight for the 3rd RB spot. Thus begins Brett’s draft opus:

By VanRam Chillar's gone now, so taking a linebacker certainly becomes more of a priority. However, for the 3-4 formation the Rams do have Witherspoon as their rushing LB on one side and DE Leonard Little can play LB on that other side in that formation. And to save Little's wheels, a first round DE like...

By Punit Vachharajani In one way, this decision is understandable. The injuries weren’t Linehan’s fault. Leonard Little, Marc Bulger, Steven Jackson (for a while), Orlando Pace (and every other offensive lineman), and a host of other players have been injured this year. Assuming that most of these players can...

By Punit Vachharajani 3. Will Witherspoon is a beast. Seattle’s offensive line came into the game having given up 3 sacks in its last 3 games. Witherspoon alone, on consecutive plays, got two sacks on Matt Hasselbeck. With Leonard Little out, Witherspoon is far and away Jim Haslett’s best pass rusher and one of the o...