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St. Louis Rams
The St. Louis Rams are a professional football team based in St. Louis, Missouri and part of the Western Division of the NFC in the National Football League.
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Who are the team doctors for the St. Louis Rams?
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Matthew Matava, MD
Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
Washington University School of Medicine
Dr. Matava serves as head team physician for the St. Louis Rams, team physician for the St. Louis Blues, and team physician for Washington University athletic teams. Dr. Matava is a Washington University orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine. He practices at the Barnes-Jewish & Washington University Orthopedics Center in Chesterfield, Missouri.
Rick Wright, MD
Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
Washington University School of Medicine
Dr. Wright is a team physician for the St. Louis Rams, as well the head team physician for the St. Louis Blues. He is a Washington University orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine. Dr. Wright practices at the Barnes-Jewish & Washington University Orthopedics Center in Chesterfield as well as at the Washington University Medical Center.
Mark Halstead, MD
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
Washington University School of Medicine
Dr. Halstead is a team physician for the St. Louis Rams, St. Louis Blues, Washington University Athletic Teams, and Lafayette High School. He also serves as assistant medical director to the Go! St. Louis Marathon and is on the executive committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Council on Sports Medicine and Fitness.
He is a Washington University physician whose practice focuses on the nonoperative treatment and management of musculoskeletal and medical problems related to sports in pediatric and adult athletes, including concussion management, pre-participation evaluations for high school and college athletes, injuries and overuse problems in runners.
Robert Brophy, MD
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
Washington University School of Medicine
Dr. Brophy is a team physician for the St. Louis Rams and the St. Louis Blues. He is a Washington University orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine, shoulder and knee surgery. A former professional soccer player, Brophy practices at the Barnes-Jewish & Washington University Orthopedics Center in Chesterfield as well as at the Washington University Medical Center. He holds special interests in the prevention and treatment of injuries in soccer players and hosts the Annual St. Louis Soccer Conference.
Matthew Smith, MD
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
Washington University School of Medicine
Dr. Smith serves as a team physician for the St. Louis Rams and St. Louis Blues. Dr. Smith is a Washington University orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine. He practices at the Barnes-Jewish & Washington University Orthopedics Center in Chesterfield, Missouri.
When was the last time the St. Louis Rams to the playoffs?
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== == As of the 2007 season, the Ravens last appearance in the playoffs was the 2006 season. They lost to the Indianapolis Colts in the divisional playoffs 15-6.
Why are the St. Louis Rams in the NFC west?
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Because at the time of their formation (1995) there were five teams apiece in the NFC East and NFC Central, plus natural rivals the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints were also in the NFC West.
What position did Jerome Bettis play in the NFL?
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Jerome Bettis did not claim a major in college. He did attend college at Notre Dame but did not graduate. He took classes in history, philosophy, marketing and business.
Who is the St. Louis Rams starting receiver?
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Entering 2010 training camp the Rams receiving cops:
Keenan Burton
Laurent Robinson
Danny Amendola
Brandon Gibson
Jordan Kent
Nick Moore
Dominique Curry
Mardy Gilyard
Brandon McRae
Roderick Owens
Donnie Avery
Brooks Foster
How long was dick vermeil the head coach of the eagles?
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7 seasons (1976-1982). His overall record with the Eagles was 54-47 and the Eagles made the playoffs four times (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981) and the Super Bowl once (Super Bowl XV losing to the Oakland Raiders).
What was the final score of Super Bowl 36?
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The final score of Super Bowl XL was Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Seattle Seahawks 10.
The game was played on February 5, 2006 at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan.
What football team used to be in Saint Louis before the rams?
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Yes.
The Cardinals moved from Chicago after the 1959 season and played in St. Louis between 1960-1987. The team moved to Arizona for the 1988 season.
Where did the Saint Louis rams get their name?
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The franchise was originated in Cleveland in 1936 as a member of the American Football League. In 1937 the team joined the NFL. Principal owner Homer Marshman and his general manager, Damon "Buzz" Wetzel picked the Rams name because Wetzel had said his favorite football team had always been the Fordham Rams and Marshman liked the sound of the name.
What was the final score of Super Bowl 34?
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The final score of Super Bowl XLIV was New Orleans Saints 31, Indianapolis Colts 17.
The game was played on February 7, 2010, at Sun Life Stadium (Dolphins Stadium) in Miami Gardens, FL.
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Where did the rams play before St. Louis?
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They came in 1995. That was there first season in St.Louis
What is Sam Bradford's number on the St. Louis Rams?
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Tavon Austin is number 11 on the St. Louis Rams.
What year did a wr Marvin Harrison play for the rams?
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The wide receiver from Syracuse was the Indianapolis Colts' pick in the first round of the 1996 NFL Draft.
What was the 2000 St. Louis Rams' roster?
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#NamePos.Ht.Wt.Exp.College99Agnew, RayDT6-328511North Carolina State20Allen, TajeDB5-101854Texas4Baker, JohnP6-3223RNorth Texas92Barnes, LionelDT6-42642Louisiana-Monroe55Beck, MattILB6-3238RCalifornia83Blevins, DarriusWR6-22161Memphis32Bly, Dre'DB5-91852North Carolina27Bowen, MattDB6-1202RIowa80Bruce, IsaacWR6-01887Memphis23Bush, DevinSS6-02106Florida State24Canidate, TrungRB5-11192RArizona93Carter, KevinDE6-52806Florida38Coady, RichDB6-02032Texas A&M58Cohen, DustinLB6-3236RMiami (Ohio)54Collins, Todd F.OLB6-22488Carson-Newman84Conwell, ErnieTE6-12655Washington34Dukes, ChadRB6-02301Pittsburgh70English, OtisDT6-53501McNeese State60Everitt, SteveC6-53108Michigan75Farr, D'MarcoDT6-12807Washington28Faulk, MarshallRB5-102117San Diego State59Fletcher, LondonMLB5-102413John Carroll9Germaine, JoeQB6-22102Ohio State10Green, TrentQB6-32157Indiana81Hakim, Az-ZahirWR5-101783San Diego State5Hall, JeffK5-111901Tennessee95Hobgood-Chittick, NateDT6-32903North Carolina42Hodgins, JamesRB5-112302San Jose State25Holcombe, RobertRB5-112203Illinois88Holt, TorryWR6-01902North Carolina State82Horne, TonyWR5-91733Clemson94Hyder, GaylonDT6-52902Texas Christian52Jones, Mike A.OLB6-124010Missouri16Justin, PaulQB6-42116Arizona State58Kelsay, ChadLB6-22522Nebraska72Kline, AndrewG6-2303RSan Diego State58Kyle, JasonLB6-32426Arizona State57Little, LeonardLB6-32373Tennessee41Lyght, ToddCB6-019010Notre Dame35Lyle, KeithFS6-22107Virginia21McCleon, DexterCB5-101954Clemson67McCollum, AndyC6-42957Toledo53Miller, KeithLB6-1238RCalifornia77Moran, SeanDE6-32755Colorado State71Noa, KaulanaT6-4320RHawaii61Nutten, TomG6-53004Western Michigan76Pace, OrlandoT6-73204Ohio State91Pelshak, TroyLB6-22422North Carolina A&T87Proehl, RickyWR6-019011Wake Forest45Robinson, JeffTE6-42758Idaho22Shepherd, JacobyDB6-1195ROklahoma State95Smith, FernandoDE6-62877Jackson State30Smith, ShevinDB5-112043Florida State73Spikes, CameronG6-23102Texas A&M70St. Clair, JohnC6-5293RVirginia3Stoyanovich, PeteK5-1119412Indiana51Styles, LorenzoOLB6-12456Ohio State68Swanson, PeteT6-53072Stanford89Thomas, ChrisWR6-21905Cal Poly-S.L.O.62Timmerman, AdamG6-43006South Dakota State50Tucker, RyanT6-53054Texas Christian13Warner, KurtQB6-22203Northern Iowa33Watson, JustinRB6-02252San Diego State14Wilkins, JeffK6-22057Youngstown State86Williams, RolandTE6-52692Syracuse98Wistrom, GrantDE6-42673Nebraska66Young, BrianDE6-2278RTexas-El Paso90Zgonina, JeffDT6-23008Purdue
How many Super Bowl rings have the St Louis Rams won?
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The St. Rams have won one (1) Superbowl ring. They did won it in Superbowl XXXIV, on January 30, 2000. In that Superbowl the St. Louis Rams defeated the TennesseeTitans by the score of 23-16. The Rams have a 1-2 overall record in Superbowl's.
How did the St. Louis Rams get their name?
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The Cardinals had a few names before settling on the iconic name they use today. In 1899 they were known as the "Perfectos". Legend has it that St. Louis journalist Willie McHale, on Opening Day that year, overheard a lady in the stands exclaim “what a lovely shade of Cardinal,” in reference to the trim on team's uniforms. McHale ran with it in his column and the Perfectos became the Cardinals in 1900.
What Super Bowl did the rams win?
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The St. Louis Rams have won one Super Bowl.
Super Bowl XXXIV
St. Louis Rams - 23 (Kurt Warner, Northern Iowa)
Tennessee Titans - 16 (Steve McNair, Alcorn State)
Location: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA
Date: 1/30/2000
MVP: Kurt Warner, QB, St. Louis
Head Coaches:
STL - Dick Vermeil
TEN - Jeff Fisher
What are the bad points about battering rams?
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once they break the door down they could get trapped
What is Justin Veltung's number on the St. Louis Rams?
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Justin Veltung is number 19 on the St. Louis Rams.
What is Sean Hooey's number on the St. Louis Rams?
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Sean Hooey is number 64 on the St. Louis Rams.
