St Louis Rams Tickets

The St. Louis Rams expected to bounce back from a disappointing 2007 season, but 2008 was just another long year with no hope in sight for the team that used to be referred to as the 'Greatest Show on Turf.'

Those days are long gone, as the offense has become a shell of its former self.

Quarterback Marc Bulger spends more time on his back and on the sidelines than upright throwing the ball thanks to an offensive line that can't block anybody.

Running back Steven Jackson is a huge asset, but the problem is that he is never healthy and in the starting lineup. If they could keep him healthy, it would provide much-needed balance for the offense.

The team released wideout Isaac Bruce last year and has let Torry Holt was this offseason, which is pretty much the official ending of the explosive offense of the past.

The Rams will take on the AFC South and NFC North in 2009, which isn't too bad. The AFC South is very balanced, but a couple of teams underperformed last year.

As for the NFC North, it is probably the second weakest division in football. The weakest division is the NFC West, which St. Louis can proudly say they are a part of.

Outside of those divisions, the team will also play the Washington Redskins and New Orleans Saints. That isn't too bad, but you would expect worse opponents considering how terrible St. Louis was in 2008.