Ramblin’ Fan’s Monday Morning Links: Identity Change, Finishing Strong, And Rookie Domination

Happy victory Monday Rams fans! Victory Monday’s are always the best Monday’s right? The Rams got a big win yesterday over the Buccaneers to move to 7-8 and match their win total from last season. Here are some Rams stories from around the web to get your Monday started right:

Rams’ Strong Finish Sign of Real Progress

This is a really good piece by St. Louis Rams ESPN writer Nick Wagoner. The Rams may not have anything to play for, but they are making it clear that they are going to keep playing hard until the end of the season.

This article tells how the Rams have a very bright future ahead of them given how well their young players have played this season. While your there check out Wagoner’s Rapid Reaction and why the Rams should invest in Rodger Saffold

Rookies Come Up Big As St. Louis Rams Defeat Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Here is the post game story on nfl.com. Title of the story fits the game perfectly. Robert Quinn had a heck of a game, but Stedman Bailey, Zac Stacy, T.J. McDonald, and Alec Ogletree made some nice plays as well. While you’re there you can also watch highlights from the game and relive the action of a Rams win.

Ten Thoughts On The Rams Win

Here are ten thoughts on the Rams win from Rams Talk. This covers what the did well and what they need to do better. Overall a pretty good story.

Rams Have a New Identity

Coming into the season everybody thought the Rams were going to have the next Greatest Show On Turf Offense. That just wasn’t the case and turned out to be disaster in the beginning of the season.

The Rams have found an identity by running the football and playing good defense and this story goes into depth about about that.

Hope everybody has a great victory Monday and be sure to check back into the site throughout the day. We’ll be making a case for Alec Ogletree for defensive rookie of the year and editor Nathan Kearns will be having his quick thoughts on yesterday’s win as well as much more. Go Rams!