Rams defense held the Cardinals to 82 rushing yards. Kickoff: 12:02 pm, CT

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1 ST. LOUIS RAMS NEWS RELEASE One Rams Way St. Louis, MO p (314) f (314) Duane Lewis Director of Football Media Artis Twyman Assistant Director of Football Media Aaron Staenberg Football Media Assistant Lory L. Fabian Executive Assistant RAMS HOME OPENER FEATURES REMATCH OF SUPER BOWL XXXIV vs. TITANS THIS WEEK S GAME RAM TOUGH This season, the Rams defense has played well against the run. After two games, the Rams defense has AT given up 116 rushing yards (58.0 yards per game), fourth best in the NFL, much improved over the 345 rushing yards the Rams relinquished in the first two games of the season in In the season opener at San Francisco, (1-1) (1-1) the Rams allowed only 34 yards rushing, the lowest rushing total since the Rams held the Carolina Panthers to 31 rushing yards on Nov. 11, Last week at Arizona, the Date: Sunday, September 25, 2005 Rams defense held the Cardinals to 82 rushing yards. Kickoff: 12:02 pm, CT The Rams have also been stout in the red zone. After Site: Edward Jones Dome (66,000) St. Louis, MO allowing San Francisco to score touchdowns both times TV: CBS (Channel 4 in St. Louis) Ian Eagle and Solomon they were in the red zone, the Rams kept Arizona out of Wilcotts the endzone in four attempts inside the 20-yard line. The Local Radio: KLOU-FM (103.3) & KTRS-AM (550) Steve defensive stand marked only the third time a Rams Savard, Jack Snow, and Malcolm Briggs (sideline reporter) defense has held a team out of the end zone with at least The St. Louis Rams open the home portion of their 2005 four attempts in the redzone since the team moved to St. regular season schedule this week against the Tennessee Louis in Titans of the AFC s South Division. The game is a rematch of Super Bowl XXXIV, won by the Rams in Atlanta s Georgia Dome on January 30, This season, the Rams were the only team to play two road games to open the season, losing at San Francisco in Week 1, then winning at Arizona last week. Tennessee is also 1-1 after losing at Pittsburgh 34-7 in The Rams defense is tied for fourth in the NFL (tied for second in the NFC) in sacks with seven. Last week, the Rams sacked Arizona QB Kurt Warner five times, the most since the Rams reached New York Jets QB Chad Pennington six times in the regular season finale in 2004 (1/2/05). When making at least five sacks, the Rams are 21-5 since 1995 (1-1 in 1995, 3-1 in 1998, 6-0 in 1999, Week 1, then beating Baltimore at home this past 1-2 in 2000, 4-0 in 2001, 1-0 in 2002, 3-0 in 2003, 1-1 in 2004, 1-0 in 2005). Sunday. Getting turnovers were a focal point in the offseason Including the postseason, this will be the 10th meeting for the Rams. After two games in 2004, the Rams had no between the Rams and Titans, who were formally known as takeaways. After two games this season, the Rams the Houston Oilers. The Rams lead the series, 6-3, and play defense has made one interception and three fumble host to the Titans for the first time in the regular season recoveries, which has led the Rams to be +2 in takeaways/giveaways, tied for 11th in the NFL (tied for fifth in since the Rams relocated to St. Louis in The Rams and Titans last played in the regular season in 1999, with Tennessee giving St. Louis its first loss of the season, as the Titans won win on Oct. 31, 1999 in the NFC). Holding Opponent to 0% in Red Zone (at least four attempts) Nashville. The Rams last hosted the Titans/Oilers franchise on Nov. 4, 1990, with the Rams winning The Titans played in St. Louis in the 2001 preseason, winning on August 21 at the Edward Jones Dome. Game at Carolina, 12/3/00 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/15/02 at Arizona, 9/18/05 Red Zone eff Score L, 16-3 L, W,17-12 NFL RECORD 27 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

2 COACHES Mike Martz (14th NFL season; 11th with Rams; sixth as head coach) has record as head coach (52-30 regular season; 3-4 postseason)...named 21st head coach in franchise history by Owner Georgia Frontiere on Feburary 2, 2000, becoming fifth head coach to take over a defending Super Bowl champion became third first-year head coach of a defending Super Bowl champion to lead team to playoffs in 2000 ranks third in franchise history in wins (54) and second in team history in playoff wins (three) ranks fourth among active coaches in regular season winning percentage (.638); three 10-plus win seasons in five years as head coach, including team record 14 regular season wins in 2001; 12 regular season wins in 2003 tied for third-highest win total in franchise history has won two division titles (2001, 2003) in five seasons as head coach under Martz direction as offensive coordinator/head coach, the Rams are the only team in NFL history to score at least 500 points in three consecutive seasons (526 in 1999, 540 in 2000, 503 in 2001) since coordinating the Rams' offense in 1999, the Rams have won 70 overall games, second to Philadelphia over that span in six seasons, the Rams have gained more total yards (37,070) and more passing yards (26,616), and scored the thirdmost points (2,651) of any team in any six-year stretch in NFL history since 2000, Rams have best record in NFL against teams with a record over.500 at the time of the meeting, at in 2004 the Rams became the first 8-8 team in NFL history to win playoff game as Martz became just sixth coach since 16-game schedule was instituted in 1978 to beat two 10+ win teams in the final two weeks of the season was fourth rookie head coach in NFL history to win first six games, and first since 1977 (Red Miller, Denver Broncos) in second year as head coach, led Rams to second Super Bowl appearance in three years in 2001 became second coach to lead team to five straight victories after starting the season 0-5 in MOST COACHING VICTORIES IN RAMS HISTORY Name Years W-L-T Pct. John Robinson Chuck Knox , MIKE MARTZ 2000-present George Allen Ray Malavasi HIGHEST CAREER WINNING PERCENTAGE / ACTIVE COACHES / REGULAR SEASON (MIN: 20 GAMES) Name W L T Pct. Andy Reid Joe Gibbs Mike Sherman Mike Martz Bill Cowher MOST REGULAR SEASON WINS SINCE 1999 Team Wins ST. LOUIS RAMS 65 Philadelphia Eagles 65 Indianapolis Colts 65 New England Patriots 62 Tennessee Titans 62 Green Bay Packers 61 Jeff Fisher (20th NFL season, 11th with Titans, 11th as Head Coach) has a record as a head coach (94-74 regular season; 5-4 postseason)...named 15th head coach in Titans history on January 5, 1995 after finishing 1994 season as head coach/defensive coordinator...replaced Jack Pardee on November 14, 1994 as interim head coach for final six games of 1994 season...holds franchise mark for wins with 99, ranking third among NFL head coaches with 62 wins since became fourth-youngest coach (46) since 1960 to reach 90 regular season victories last season, joining John Madden, Don Shula, and Bill Cowher...over last six seasons, led Titans to four playoff appearances, two AFC Championship Games, two division titles, and berth in Super Bowl XXXIV...in 2000, became fifth coach in NFL history to lead team to consecutive 13-win seasons, joining Mike Holmgren, George Seifert, Marv Levy, and Mike Ditka...originally joined Oilers as defensive coordinator in 1994 after serving as defensive backs coach for San Francisco from prior to time with 49ers, was Rams defensive coordinator in 1991, holding the same position for Philadelphia from was Eagles defensive backs coach from played five seasons for Chicago ( ) as cornerback and kick returner...played collegiately at USC, selected in seventh round by Bears in THIS WEEK S SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY: Conference Calls Rams WR Isaac Bruce with Tennessee media, 11:45 a.m.; Rams Head Coach Mike Martz with Tennessee media, 12:45 p.m.; Titans QB Steve McNair with St. Louis media at 11:45 a.m.; Titans Head Coach Jeff Fisher with St. Louis media, 12:15 p.m. Open locker room, 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m practice, 1:40-3:40 pm Martz available after practice on practice field. THURSDAY: Open locker room, 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m practice, 1:40-3:40 p.m Martz available after practice on practice field. FRIDAY: Practice, 11:30 a.m.-1:15 p.m Martz available after practice on practice field open locker room, 1:15-2:00 p.m. SATURDAY: No availability. SUNDAY: Kickoff vs. Tennessee Titans at the Edward Jones Dome, 12:02 p.m. MONDAY: Martz press conference, Rams Park Auditorium, 3 p.m.

3 A RAMS WIN OVER THE TITANS WOULD: Give the Rams a 2-1 record in the 2005 season. Give the Rams a winning month of September for the first time since the 1999, 2000, and 2001 seasons when the Rams went 2-0, 4-0, and 3-0, respectively. Give the Rams a 9-2 record in home openers in St. Louis, and 12-2 in their last 14 home openers since Improve the Rams record to 21-8 against the AFC since 1998, 13-1 at home during that time. Give the Rams their fifth consecutive home win and 21st win in their last 24 home games. Give the Rams a 7-3 all-time series record against the Titans franchise. Give Head Coach Mike Martz a 5-1 record in home openers as head coach. COMMUNITY RAMBLINGS Sept Serving Up Wishes in Prime Time Be served dinner by honorary chair, Marshall Faulk, and other Rams players at the Rams celebrity server dinner. Proceeds benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. For more information, call WISH or visit stlouisrams.com. Sept Rams To Award $40,000 in Grants The St. Louis Rams and St. Louis Rams Foundation have announced they will award $40,000 in grants this year to recognize outstanding volunteer service through their Community Quarterback program. The Community Quarterback program honors individuals who exemplify leadership, dedication, and a commitment to improving the community in which they live. For more information and to download an application, visit stlouisrams.com or call Applications are due September 30, Oct Football Unversity On Monday, October 10 the Rams will host Football University at the Robert Orpheum Theater. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. with the program featuring football fundamentals running from 7-9 p.m. General admission tickets are $60 and VIP tickets are $100 and include a reception at 5 p.m. and reserved seating. Rams broadcasters Jack Snow and Steve Savard will lead the discussions with Rams players taking part in the fun as professors. Participants will learn about downs, scoring, equipment, offense, defense, special teams, formations, terminology and more. The workshop includes snacks and a Football University prize pack. Proceeds benefit Girls Inc. which was founded in 1981, and is a not-for-profit agency serving girls ages 4-18 with educational and recreational programming at three centers and several outreach sites in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Girls, Inc. inspires all girls to be strong, smart and bold! Tickets available online at ticketmaster.com or to charge by phone, call or in the Metro East. For more event information, please contact Girls, Inc. at RAMS-TITANS CONNECTIONS RAMS - Larry Marmie, defensive coordinator, was the defensive coordinator for the University of Tennessee (Knoxville, TN) from Pat Carter, offensive assistant, played tight end for the Houston Oilers in WR Isaac Bruce played collegiately at Memphis...CB Terry Fair played collegiately at the University of Tennessee...DE Leonard Little played collegiately at the University of Tennessee...G/T Blaine Saipaia spent part of the offseason with Tennessee in LB Drew Wahlroos spent the 2004 preseason with Tennessee. TITANS - Jeff Fisher, Head Coach, was the defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams in Marty Galbraith, assistant special teams coach, is a native of Joplin, MO and played collegiately at Missouri Southern (Joplin, MO)...Dave McGinnis, assistant head coach and linebackers coach, was a graduate assistant at the University of Missouri (Columbia, MO) in 1975 and the defensive backs coach from Sherman Smith, running backs coach, was the tight ends coach at the University of Illinois (Champaign, IL) from C Eugene Amano played collegiately at Southeast Missouri State...FB Robert Douglas (practice squad) is a native of St. Louis, attending Lutheran North High...T Brad Hopkins played collegiately at the University of Illinois...RB Damien Nash, who played collegiately at the University of Missouri (Columbia, MO), is a native of St. Louis and graudated from East St. Louis High after spending his first three years at Riverview Gardens High. THERE S NO PLACE LIKE DOME The Edward Jones Dome has become one of the NFL s toughest venues to play in. Sparked by St. Louis vocal 12th man, the Rams have enjoyed domefield advantage over the past six seasons. Over their past 54 games at home, including playoff games in 1999, 2001, and 2003, the Rams are During these 54 games, the Rams have outscored opponents, 1,663-1,040 (average ). The Rams beat the New York Jets, in overtime to end the 2004 regular season on Jan. 2, 2005, giving them their fourth straight home victory. In losing earlier in the season to New Orleans, 28-25, on Sept. 26, 2004, the Rams franchise-record streak of 15 consecutive regular season home victories was snapped. This streak dated back to an Oct. 13, 2002 win over Oakland, In their last 48 regular season home games, the Rams are 39-9, the best record in the NFL over that span. BEST HOME RECORDS IN NFL SINCE 1999 Team W-L Pct RAMS New England Green Bay Indianapolis Tennessee SUPER BOWL XXXIV: A CLASSIC GAME Once the Rams won the NFC West title earlier in the 1999 season, the rallying cry became Take Georgia to Georgia, taking Rams owner Georgia Frontiere to the Georgia Dome, site of Super Bowl XXXIV. The Rams did just that, and on January 30, 2000, beat the Tennessee Titans to win their third NFL title. The game was a classic battle as neither team committed a turnover. The Rams made three first-half field goals enroute to a 9-0 halftime lead. The Rams increased their lead to 16-0 in the third quarter as WR Torry Holt caught a 9-yard touchdown pass from MVP Kurt Warner. From there, the Titans began a furious rally, scoring the next 16 points to tie the game with 2:12 remaining in the game. The Rams took the lead for good on the next play from scrimmage as Warner fired a 73-yard touchdown pass to WR Isaac Bruce for the final margin. The game was not decided until the final play, when Rams LB Mike Jones tackled Titans WR Kevin Dyson at the one-yard line to preserve the victory. Warner passed for a Super Bowl record 414 yards, Holt caught seven passes for 109 yards and one touchdown, while Bruce caught six passes for 162 yards and one touchdown, capping off a 16-3 season and the world title.

4 TALE OF THE TAPE 2005 Regular Season RAMS Tennessee Record Divisional Standings...T-1st...2nd Points Per Game Total Off. (NFL rank/nfc rank) (8/4) (22/12) Rush Off. (NFL rank/nfc rank) (17/9) (18/9) Pass Off. (NFL rank/nfc rank) (9/5) (21/12) Points Allowed Total Def. (NFL rank/nfc rank) (14/9) (15/6) Rush Def. (NFL rank/nfc rank) (3/3) (19/10) Pass Def. (NFL rank/nfc rank) (22/11) (12T/5) Time of Possession Average...34: :08 Sacks Made/Yards...7/39...6/44 Punt Return Avg. (NFL/NFC) (24/13) (25/12) Kickoff Return Avg. (NFL/NFC) (31/15) (6/5) Punt Coverage (NFL/NFC) (32/16) (4/1) Kickoff Coverage (NFL/NFC) (19/10) (8/5) Punts/Average...11/ /45.1 Interceptions By/Yards...1/0...1/21 TEAM NOTES First and 10 - The Rams have made 42 first downs this season, fourth most in the NFL (third in the NFC). The Rams made 26 first downs in the season opener at San Francisco, the most since the Rams made 27 first downs in the 2004 season opener against Arizona (9/12/04). FIve Sack Stat - The Rams sacked Arizona QB Kurt Warner five times last week, the most since the Rams sacked New York Jets QB Chad Pennington six times in the season finale last season (1/2/05). Since moving to St. Louis in 1995, the Rams are 21-5 when making five sacks or more in a game. What a difference a week makes - In the season opener at San Francisco the Rams were one for five in red-zone scoring, and allowed two scores on two attempts by the 49ers. Last week at Arizona, the Rams were two of three in red-zone scoring and held the the Cardinals to zero for four in the red zone. The Rams are tied for eighth in the NFL (tied for fourth in the NFC) in defensive touchdown percentage in the red zone (40%). Thefts - In two games this season, the Rams have made four takeaways (1 interception, 3 fumble recoveries), giving them a +2 on the season in the takeaway/giveaway ratio, tied for ninth in the NFL (tied for third in the NFC). The Rams only had 15 takeaways all of last season, none in the month of September. Ball Hogs - The Rams rank fourth in the NFL (third in the NFC) in ball possession, averaging 34:07 per game. At San Francisco (9/11), the Rams held the ball 39:23. Last season the Rams ranked ninth in the NFL (second in the NFC) in time of possession (31:05). In eight games last season, the Rams had possession of the ball for more than 31:00. Going on fourth down - The Rams are four for four on fourth down conversions,this season, the most in the NFL. The Rams were 13 for 17 (77%) on fourth down attempts in 2004, the most fourth down conversions in the NFL. Stiff against the run - The Rams have allowed 116 rushing yards in two games this season, ranking them fourth in the NFL (fourth in the NFC) against the run. At San Francisco (9/11), the Rams held the 49ers to only 34 rushing yards, the lowest rushing total since the Rams held the Panthers to 31 rushing yards on Nov. 11, Getting the defense off the field - The Rams have held their opponents five of 20 on third-down conversions, tied for the second best percentage in the NFL. Last week, the Rams held Arizona to four of 13 (31%) on third down (9/18). In the season opener, the Rams held San Francisco to one of seven conversions (14%) on third down. STRONG AGAINST THE AFC Since 1998, the Rams are 20-8 against teams from the American Football Conference. The Rams defeated the New York Jets on Jan. 2, 2005 in the 2004 regular season finale, in overtime, to give them a 1-3 record against AFC teams in In 2003, the Rams swept the AFC, going 4-0, after earning a 2-2 record against AFC teams in The Rams are 13-1 at home, and 7-7 on the road against the AFC since DATE OPPONENT RESULT Buffalo Bills W, /11/98 vs. New York Jets W, Miami Dolphins L, /13/98 vs. New England Patriots W, /12/99 vs. Baltimore Ravens W, Cincinnati Bengals W, /24/99 vs. Cleveland Browns W, 34-3 Tennessee Titans L, /4/00 vs. Denver Broncos W, Seattle Seahawks W, /1/00 vs. San Diego Chargers W, Kansas City Chiefs L, /30/01 vs. Miami Dolphins W, New York Jets W, New England Patriots W, /30/01 vs. Indianapolis Colts W, Denver Broncos L, /13/02 vs. Oakland Raiders W, /10/02 vs. San Diego Chargers W, Kansas City Chiefs L, Pittsburgh Steelers W, /9/03 vs. Baltimore Ravens W, 33,22 Cleveland Browns W, /21/03 vs. Cincinnati Bengals W, Miami Dolphins L, /7/04 vs. New England Patriots L, Buffalo Bills L, /2/05 vs. New York Jets W, (OT) BOOMING FROM BALL STATE P Reggie Hodges averaged nearly 43 yards per punt on seven attempts at Arizona last week, earning Special Teams Player of the Week honors from Head Coach Mike Martz. The rookie from Ball State had a career-best 55-yard punt among his seven kicks. Hodges punting, combined with the Rams coverage teams, allowed Hodges to have a net average of 40.1 yards, with just 19 yards allowed on three punt returns. Hodges forced four fair catches, including his final punt downed inside the 20, forcing the Cardinals to drive 86 yards for a potential game-winning touchdown with less than two minutes to play. Hodges is averaging 39.3 yards on 11 attempts this season, with two punts being downed inside the 20. SPECIAL COVERAGE After a slow start to the 2005 season, the Rams coverage teams responded in a major way last week at Arizona. The Rams allowed just 6.3 yards on three punt returns and 20.8 yards on four kickoff returns against the Cardinals. Of the Cardinals 11 possessions obtained via punt or kickoff, 10 of them started no further than the Arizona 34-yard line, with eight of those inside the 30-yard line. A quartet of Rams had two special teams tackles, with CB Corey Ivy and S Mike Furrey each recording two solo tackles, while LB Brandon Chillar (one solo, one assist) and RB Madison Hedgecock (two assists) also recording two tackles. Through two games, Chillar leads the Rams with four stops, while Ivy and Furrey each have three.

5 RAMS REWIND QB Marc Bulger completed 18 of 29 passes for 216 yards and one touchdown, while RB Steven Jackson rushed 18 times for 93 yards and a score as the Rams, in their first meeting against QB Kurt Warner, won their first game of the season at Arizona, The Rams defense proved to bend but not break, keeping the Cardinals out of the end zone in four red-zone possessions, the last stop on the final drive of the game. St. Louis opened the scoring on the game s opening drive, marching 80 yards in seven plays. Bulger passed 19 yards to WR Torry Holt to stake the Rams to a 7-0 lead just over three minutes into the game. After a pair of Arizona field goals cut the Rams lead to 7-6 in the second quarter, The Rams extended its margin with less than four minutes to play until halftime. A 10-play, 69-yard drive ended with K Jeff Wilkins making a 29-yard field goal and St. Louis gaining a 10-6 lead they would take to halftime. Arizona narrowed the margin to 10-9 on its first possession of the third quarter, but the Rams immediately responded. Bulger led the Rams on an eight-play, 76-yard drive capped off by Jackson s seven-yard TD run to extend the lead to Arizona cut the lead to on a field goal midway through the fourth quarter, but could get no closer. On Arizona s final possession, S Adam Archuleta sacked Warner on the Rams 10-yard line and a false start penalty against the Cardinals ended the game. MARTZ ON THE MIC Monday, September 19 (Opening statement) A couple things about the game: our special teams play, I thought improved remarkably. The special teams player of the game is Reggie Hodges, and Reggie s numbers, seven punts for 42.9 average, a 40 yard net. He had one inside the 20 yard line and a longest one of 55 [yards]. Very consistent. (More on win over Cardinals) It s starting to come together a little bit. We re not where we need to be, obviously, but we re very pleased with the effort I got down there in the heat. Our guys performed very well. It was a tough afternoon. It was a hard fought win. We re excited about it, very proud of the fact that these guys played hard throughout the game. (On where the defensive front is compared to last year) There s no comparison, our defensive front is light years ahead of where it was a year ago. I think the combination of [Brandon] Green and [Anthony] Hargrove on that end has really helped us replace Grant [Wistrom], in that respect. It keeps us fresh. Leonard [Little], right now, is playing better than he s ever played. I think the feeling there too is that our linebacker core is so squared away. It allows them to make a lot more plays, and I think that s very important when you look at our front seven. GAME BALLS For the Rams win over the Cardinals, defensive coordinator Larry Marmie and S Adam Archuleta earned game balls. Marmie spent eight seasons coaching with the Cardinals and seven seasons at Arizona State, his last four as head coach. Archuleta was an all-american at ASU and is a native of the Phoenix area. Their ties to the area, as well as their helping the defense not allow a touchdown, helped earn them the honor. During Martz s Monday press conference, he also announced the team s players of the week - P Reggie Hodges (special teams), RB Steven Jackson (offense), and DT Ryan Pickett (defense). MONEY K Jeff Wilkins made both PAT s and his only field goal attempt last week the Rams win at Arizona. The 12-year veteran from Youngstown State is off to a fast start in 2005, as he opened the season against San Francisco by making all four field goal attempts (30, 41, 33, 41) and his only PAT attempt. Wilkins is second in the NFC and sixth in the NFL in scoring among kickers with 18 points. Wilkins, the Rams alltime leader in scoring with 896 points, is sixth among active players in scoring with 1,089 points, and seventh among active players in field goal accuracy at 81.8 percent. MOST POINTS / ACTIVE PLAYERS Player, Team FGM PAT Pts John Carney, N.O ,552 Matt Stover, Bal ,486 Jason Elam, Den ,454 Jason Hanson, Det ,341 John Kasay, Car ,201 Jeff Wilkins, RAMS ,089 Adam Vinatieri, N.E ,069 Ryan Longwell, G.B Todd Peterson, Atl Doug Brien, Chi HIGHEST FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE / ACTIVE KICKERS Player, Team FGM FGA Pct. Mike Vanderjagt, Ind Ryan Longwell, G.B Phil Dawson, Cle Adam Vinatieri, N.E Matt Stover, Bal David Akers, Phi Jeff Wilkins, RAMS Olindo Mare, Mia John Carney, N.O Jason Hanson, Det WHAT TO LOOK FOR THIS WEEK WR Isaac Bruce (11,878) needs 27 receiving yards to move to 11th place on the NFL s career receiving yards list, passing Michael Irvin (11,904). Bruce (75) needs one receiving touchdown to tie for 20th place on the NFL s receiving touchdowns list, tying Hall of Famer Fred Biletnikoff and Harold Jackson. Bruce (785) needs 15 receptions to become the 12th player in NFL history with 800 receptions. LB Dexter Coakley playing in his 130th career game. RB Marshall Faulk (12,014) needs 61 rushing yards to pass Thurman Thomas (12,074) for 11th place on the NFL s all-time rushing list. Faulk needs 107 rushing yards to move to 10th place on the NFL s career rushing yards list, passing Hall of Famer Franco Harris (12,120). WR Torry Holt (93) extending his streak of consecutive games with a reception, which is the longest streak in franchise history. RB Steven Jackson (826) needs 174 rushing yards to have 1,000 for his career G Adam Timmerman (160) extending his streak of consecutive games played. G Rex Tucker playing in his 100th career game. K Jeff Wilkins (278) extending his streak of consecutive made PAT s, the third-longest streak in NFL history.

6 ON THE MARC QB Marc Bulger completed 18 of his 29 pass attempts for 216 yards with one touchdown and one interception last week at Arizona, leading the Rams to their first win of the season. Bulger s career record as a starter is now (.711 winning percentage). Going into the game against the Cardinals, Bulger needed 3 passing yards to get to the 10,000-yard mark. It took him only two attempts to get that first completion, hitting WR Kevin Curtis for a 23-yard gain with 12:33 left in the first quarter. That pass play led to a touchdown pass from Bulger to WR Torry Holt on the next play, good for 19 yards, to give the Rams the first lead of the game, 7-0. In getting to the 10,000-yard mark, Bulger tied Hall of Famer Dan Marino for the second-fastest quarterback to reach that mark. Bulger, it should be noted, attended the same high school as Marino, as both grew up in Pittsburgh and attended Central Catholic High. The touchdown was also the 60th scoring pass of Bulger s career, making him the seventh quarterback in Rams history to have at least 60 touchdown passes. In the Rams season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11, Bulger threw a team-record 56 passes, completing 34, which is tied for third-most in franchise history. His 34 completions gained 362 yards for two touchdowns with one interception. The 362-yard passing day was the sixthbest of Bulger s career. His first touchdown was a 29-yard pass to WR Isaac Bruce, and his second was a 6-yard strike to TE Brandon Manumaleuna, both of which came in the fourth quarter. Bulger s 362-yard passing game is the highest in the NFL this season, and also marked his 12th career 300- yard passing game. Through the first two games of 2005, Bulger is third in the NFC in attempts (85, tied for third NFL), completions (52, fourth NFL), yards (578, fifth NFL), tied for fourth in touchdowns (three, tied for eighth NFL), fifth in passer rating (83.4, 13th NFL), and tied for fifth in third-down passing (92.7 rating, tied for seventh NFL). FASTEST QBs TO 10,000 PASSING YARDS Player Games Kurt Warner 36 Dan Marino 38 Marc Bulger 38 Peyton Manning 39 Drew Bledsoe 42 HIGHEST CAREER WINNING PERCENTAGE / ACTIVE QBs (MIN: 25 STARTS) Player W-L Pct. Home Road Tom Brady Marc Bulger Donovan McNabb Kurt Warner Brett Favre NFL PASSING YARDS LEADERS Player (Team) Yards Cmp/Att TD/Int Rtg Carson Palmer (Cincinnati) /74 5/ Trent Dilfer (Cleveland) /75 4/ D. McNabb (Philadelphia) /74 6/ Kurt Warner (Arizona) /88 1/2 7.4 Marc Bulger (RAMS) /85 3/ MARSHALL LAW RB Marshall Faulk continued his assault on the NFL s record books last week at Arizona, rushing three times for 15 yards, adding two receptions for 8 yards. One of those receptions went for six yards from QB Marc Bulger in the second quarter, leading to a 29-yard field goal by K Jeff Wilkins on the next play. Faulk s second rushing attempt, with 8:38 left before halftime, went for three yards, pushing him over 12,000 rushing yards for his career. The San Diego State product is now one of 12 players in NFL history to pass the 12,000- yard mark. In the season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11, Faulk rushed three times for 12 yards and made one reception for 4 yards. In the third quarter, Faulk had a 14- yard run to help lead to a field goal. MOST RUSHING YARDS / ACTIVE PLAYERS Player (Team) Yards Curtis Martin (N.Y. Jets) 13,495 Jerome Bettis (Pittsburgh) 13,294 Marshall Faulk (RAMS) 12,014 Corey Dillon (New England) 9,795 Edgerrin James (Indianapolis) 7,936 NFL CAREER TD LEADERS NFLACTIVERUSHTDLEADERS Player (years) TD Player (Team) TD Jerry Rice ( ) 208 Marshall Faulk (RAMS) 100 Emmitt Smith ( ) 175 Curtis Martin (Jets) 85 Marcus Allen ( ) 145 Priest Holmes (Chiefs) 82 Marshall Faulk (1994-pres.) 135 Jerome Bettis (Steelers) 82 Cris Carter ( ) 131 Shaun Alexander (Seahawks) 63 MOST TOTAL YARDS / ACTIVE PLAYERS Player (Team) Yards Marshall Faulk (RAMS) 18,646 Curtis Martin (N.Y. Jets) 16,723 Jerome Bettis (Pittsburgh) 14,705 Tiki Barber (N.Y. Giants) 12,964 Isaac Bruce (RAMS) 12,084 MOST SCRIMMAGE YARDS / ACTIVE PLAYERS Player (Team) Yards Marshall Faulk (RAMS) 18,610 Curtis Martin (N.Y. Jets) 16,732 Jerome Bettis (Pittsburgh) 14,703 Isaac Bruce (RAMS) 12,032 Jimmy Smith (Jacksonville) 11,442 JACK IN THE BOX RB Steven Jackson got in the box for the first time this season last week at Arizona, rushing 18 times for 93 yards with one touchdown, all of which were game-highs. The touchdown was a 7-yard scamper in the third quarter, which would prove to be the game-winning score. The Oregon State product added two receptions for 16 yards against the Cardinals as well. In his first game as the Rams full-time starting running back, RB Steven Jackson had game-highs with 19 carries for 60 yards at San Francisco on Sept. 11 in the season opener, adding three receptions for 13 yards. Through the first two games of 2005, Jackson is eighth in the NFC with 153 yards on 37 carries with one touchdown. After finishing second on the Rams and third among NFL rookies in rushing last season, Jackson is at the helm of the Rams rushing attack in Last season, Jackson played in 14 games, starting three, and rushed for 673 yards on 134 carries with four touchdowns, adding 19 receptions for 189 yards. His performance as a rookie was also the fourth-best rookie rushing season in Rams history.

7 BRUCE ALMIGHTY WR Isaac Bruce made a team-high five receptions for 64 yards last week at Arizona, including a team-long 23-yarder in the second quarter that led to a 29-yard field goal by K Jeff Wilkins. That 23-yard reception took Bruce past Hall of Famer Don Maynard (11,834) on the NFL s all-time receiving yardage list, as he now has 11,878, good for 12th in NFL history. That total also places him at the top of the list of active players. Bruce is third among active players (13th all-time) with 785 career receptions. Those accolades are on top of him being the Rams leader in all receiving categories all-time. One of the things that I think, other players, when they do their Pro Bowl balloting, when they look at Isaac, not only does he run terrific routes and catch the ball and all of those good things, but [he is] very unselfish, said Rams head coach Mike Martz during his Monday press conference. He does an outstanding job down the field in terms of effort and making good blocks. In the season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11, Bruce hauled in three receptions for 61 yards, with a 29- yard touchdown reception. The touchdown pass from QB Marc Bulger came at the beginning of the fourth quarter and narrowed the Rams deficit to NFL ACTIVE RECEIVING YARDS LEADERS Player (Team) Yards Rec Avg TDs Isaac Bruce (RAMS) 11, Jimmy Smith (Jacksonville) 11, Marvin Harrison (Indianapolis) 11, Terrell Owens (Philadelphia) 10, Keenan McCardell (San Diego) 9, NFL ACTIVE RECEPTIONS LEADERS Player (Team) Rec Yds Avg TDs Marvin Harrison (Indianapolis) , Jimmy Smith (Jacksonville) , Isaac Bruce (RAMS) , Keenan McCardell (San Diego) 768 9, Marshall Faulk (RAMS) 726 6, RAMS CAREER REC. YD LEADERS RAMS CAREERREC. LEADERS Player (years) Rec. Yd Player (years) Rec Isaac Bruce (1994-pres.) 11,878 Isaac Bruce 785 Henry Ellard ( ) 9,761 Henry Ellard 593 Torry Holt (1999-pres.) 8,351 Torry Holt 531 Elroy Hirsch ( ) 6,289 Marshall Faulk 429 Jack Snow ( ) 6,012 Tom Fears ( ) 400 BRUCE vs. HALL OF FAME RECEIVERS Player (years) Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs Steve Largent ( ) , James Lofton ( ) , Charlie Joiner ( ) , Isaac Bruce (1994-pres.) , Don Maynard ( ) , Charley Taylor ( ) 649 9, Raymond Berry ( ) 631 9, K.C. MASTERPIECE WR Kevin Curtis made two receptions for 29 yards last week at Arizona. His first reception was for 23 yards, and came one play before QB Marc Bulger hit WR Torry Holt for a 19-yard touchdown for the first points of the game. In the season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11, the Utah State product hauled in seven passes for 63 yards. Curtis caught a 15-yard pass on a third-and-9 play in the first quarter, helping extend a Rams field goal drive. Curtis is tied for fifth in the NFC (tied for ninth NFL) with four receptions, for 53 yards, on third-down. BIG GAME T. HOLT WR Torry Holt is off to another fast start in Last week at Arizona, Holt made four receptions for a teamhigh 70 yards with a touchdown. That touchdown reception was a 19-yard strike from QB Marc Bulger on the first drive of the game. In the season opener at San Franciscon on Sept. 11, Holt had game-highs with 10 receptions for 125 yards. The 125-yard output against the 49ers marked his 34th career 100-yard receiving game, while his 10 receptions tied for the third-most of his career and were his most receptions since making 10 vs. San Francisco on Dec. 5, The North Carolina State product has steadily been moving up the NFL s receiving lists and is among the alltime greats in many categories. Holt is the NFL s all-time leader, with a minimum of 50 games played, in receiving yards per game. He also is among the top five in many other categories, as seen below. Holt is tied for second in the NFC (tied for sixth NFL) with 14 receptions and is seventh in the NFC (ninth NFL) with 195 receiving yards. He is also tied for fifth in the NFC (tied for ninth NFL) with four receptions, for 86 yards, on third-down. NFLREC. YD LEADERS, SINCE 2000 MOST100-YD REC. GMS, SINCE 99 Player (Team) Rec. Yd Player (Team) No Torry Holt (RAMS) 7,563 Marvin Harrison 43 Marvin Harrison (IND) 7,068 Randy Moss 39 Terrell Owens (PHI) 6,720 Torry Holt 34 Randy Moss (MIN) 6,673 Terrell Owens 31 Joe Horn (NO) 6,498 Jimmy Smith (JAX) 29 MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES IN A PLAYER S FIRST SEVEN SEASONS, NFL HISTORY Player, Team (years) Games Randy Moss, Minnesota ( ) 41 Lance Alworth, San Diego ( ) 37 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis ( ) 37 Jerry Rice, San Francisco ( ) 36 Torry Holt, RAMS (1999-present) 34 MOST RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME, NFL HISTORY (min. 50 games) Player (years) Yards Torry Holt (1999-present) 85.2 Randy Moss (1998-present) 84.7 Marvin Harrison (1996-present) 80.1 Jerry Rice ( ) 75.6 Lance Alworth ( ) 75.5 MOST RECEPTIONS THRU 98 GAMES, NFL HISTORY Player (Team) Rec Marvin Harrison (Indianapolis) 574 Randy Moss (Minnesota) 537 Torry Holt (RAMS) 531 Lionel Taylor (Chicago/Denver) 525 Sterling Sharpe (Green Bay) 513 BIG MAC WR Shaun McDonald caught one pass for 9 yards last week at Arizona. That reception led to a 7-yard touchdown run by RB Steven Jackson one play later, which would prove to be the game-winner. The Arizona state product had a big game in the season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11, making seven receptions for 73 yards, rushing once for 7 yards, and returning two punts for a 7.0-yard average. Three of McDonald s seven receptions against the 49ers came on third down, as he gained 17 yards on those three receptions. The Arizona State product made one of those receptions for 8 yards on a Rams touchdown drive, adding a fourth-down 19-yard reception on the same drive.

8 BIG B TE Brandon Manumaleuna caught one pass for 13 yards last week at Arizona. That reception came in the third quarter and helped lead to the winning 7-yard touchdown run by RB Steven Jackson. In the season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11, the University of Arizona product made one reception for a 6- yard score, and rushed one time for 2 yards. That 2-yard rush was for a first-down on a third-quarter fourth down play that led during a Rams field goal drive, while his touchdown came on a fourth-and-6 play with just over two minutes to play in the game. QB Marc Bulger and the pocket rolled right, while the University of Arizona product peeled off to the left and caught the lob pass from Bulger for the score to narrow the Rams deficit to NOT SO LITTLE DE Leonard Little is off to one of the best starts of his career. In two games he is is third on the team with 16 tackles, leads the team with three sacks, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Last week at Arizona, he tallied seven tackles (four solo), one sack, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Little recovered a QB Kurt Warner fumble in the first quarter, and then reached Warner himself at the end of the quarter, forcing him to fumble. At San Francisco in the season opener on Sept. 11, he led the defense with nine tackles (four solo), two sacks and two forced fumbles. His nine-tackle game is the most that he has made since collecting 10 vs. Seattle last season (11/14/04). NFL SACK LEADERS SINCE 2000 Player (Team) Sacks Michael Strahan (N.Y. Giants) 68.0 Jason Taylor (Miami) 65.0 Simeon Rice (Arizona/Tampa Bay) 63.0 Leonard Little (RAMS) 54.0 Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (Green Bay) 50.5 NFL SACK LEADERS SINCE 2001 Player (Team) Sacks Michael Strahan (N.Y. Giants) 58.5 Simeon Rice (Arizona/Tampa Bay) 55.5 Jason Taylor (Miami) 50.5 Leonard Little (RAMS) 49.0 Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (Green Bay) 49.0 GETTIN GREASY DT Ryan Pickett has become a dominant force at the defensive tackle position. At Arizona, he led the defensive line with nine tackles (four solo), one sack and one forced fumble. Pickett sacked Warner in the fourth quarter for a 9-yard loss, stalling the Arizona drive and frocing them to setlle for a field goal in the red zone. Pickett forced Warner to fumble in the first quarter, his first forced fumble of his career. At San Francisco on Sept. 11, Pickett made six solo tackles (seven total), his highest solo-tackle output of his career. On the season, he is tied for second on the team with 16 tackles, one sack and one forced fumble. IRON LIKE A NITTANY LION DT Jimmy Kennedy made four tackles, one sack, and one forced fumble, first of his career. At Arizona, Kennedy forced QB Kurt Warner to fumble, which was recovered by DE Leonard Little. In the third quarter, Kennedy sacked Warner on third-and-4 for a 4-yard loss, forcing the Cardinals to settle for a field goal in the red zone. On the season, Kennedy has four tackles (three solo), one sack, and one forced fumble. HAWAII 5-0 Team captain LB Pisa Tinoisamoa led the team with 13 tackles (six solo) and one pass defensedat Arizona, his 10th 10-plus tackle game of his career. Tinoisamoa, who has led the team in tackles in each of his first two seasons, played every defensive play. At San Francisco on Sept. 11, he led the linebackers with six tackles (two solo). In two games, he leads the team with 19 tackles (10 solo) and one pass defensed. Game Tackles at Arizona, 9/18/05 13 (six solo) vs New York Jets, 1/2/05 11 (seven solo) vs Seattle, 11/14/04 12 (eight solo) vs Tampa Bay, 10/18/04 10 (seven solo) at San Francisco, 10/3/04 14 (nine solo) at Atlanta, 9/19/04 11 (nine solo) at Detroit, 12/28/03 18 (11 solo) vs. Baltimore, 11/9/03 11 (six solo) at San Francisco, 11/2/03 11 (eight solo) vs. San Francisco, 9/14/03 13 (eight solo) ARCH DELUXE S Adam Archuleta was second among defensive backs with 10 tackles (seven solo) and one sack at Arizona, his 18th 10-plus tackle game of his career. Archuleta sacked Warner for a 5-yard loss on the final drive of the game, which stalled the Arizona on the Rams 5-yard line, and ultimately ended the game. At San Francisco on Sept. 11, he led the defensive backs with five tackles (three solo). In 2005, Archuleta is fourth on the team with 15 tackles (nine solo) and one sack. Game Tackles at Arizona, 9/18/05 10 (seven solo) vs New York Jets,1/2/05 10 (three solo) vs Seattle, 11/14/04 10 (six solo) vs New Orleans, 9/26/04 10 (six solo) at Atlanta, 9/19/04 11 (seven solo) vs Minnesota, 11/30/03 11 (nine solo) vs Baltimore, 11/9/03 10 (five solo) at New York Giants, 9/7/03 10 (nine solo) at Kansas City, 12/8/02 11 (six solo) at Washington, 11/24/02 13 (eight solo) vs Chicago, 11/18/02 14 (nine solo) vs San Diego, 11/10/02 12 (seven solo) at Arizona, 11/3/02 10 (eight solo) vs Oakland, 10/13/02 17 (13 solo) vs New York Jets, 9/15/02 14 (10 solo) at Carolina, 12/23/01 10 (eight solo) vs Miami, 9/30/01 10 (one solo) at San Francisco, 9/23/01 12 (eight solo)

9 CORNERING THE MARKET CB Travis Fisher played through injuries at Arizona, tallying seven solo tackles. He left the game with a bruised elbow, but returned to finish in the second half. At San Francisco on Sept. 11, Fisher recovered a fumble that led to a Rams touchdown in the fourth quarter, bringing the Rams within 10, On the season, he has seven solo tackles and one fumble recovery CB DeJuan Groce has been the starter at left corner back this season and has been very effective in his new role. At Arizona, he nabbed his second career interception. A week earlier at San Francisco on Sept. 11, he made three tackles (two solo). On the season he has four tackles (two solo), one interception and one pass defensed. A THORNE IN THE OPPOSITION S SIDE S Michael Hawthorne had a stellar performance at Arizona, collecting nine tackles (six solo), the second highest total of his career. In his first season with the Rams, Hawthorne has totaled 12 tackles (eight solo). The Rams signed Hawthore a a free agent this summer. He spent 2004 with Green Bay. POISON IVY First-year Ram CB Corey Ivy had a career-high 11 tackles (nine solo) at Arizona, leading the secondary and second highest on the team. Ivy made a key stop in the the third quarter, tackling FB Obafemi Ayanbadejo on third down and three, forcing the Cardinals to settle for a field goal. Playing mostly in the nickel defense, he tallied two tackles (one solo) in the season opener at San Francisco on Sept. 11. This year, he has 13 tackles (eight solo). The Rams signed Ivy as a free agent this off season. He spent 2004 in Tampa Bay # RAMS #

10 ST. LOUIS RAMS 2005 PRESEASON STATISTICS Won 3, Lost 1 Aug. 12 W CHICAGO BEARS...(65,366)* Aug. 21 L San Diego Chargers...(54,421) Aug. 29 W Detroit Lions...(58,625)* Sept. 2 W KANSAS CITY CHIEFS...(65,284)* TOTAL ATTENDANCE...(243,696) *Indicates sellout RAMS OPP TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty rd Down: Made/Att...21/ /55 3rd Down Pct % % 4th Down: Made/Att...3/3...2/7 4th Down Pct % % POSSESSION AVG....30: :57 TOTAL NET YARDS Avg. Per Game Total Plays Avg. Per Play NET YARDS RUSHING Avg. Per Game Total Rushes NET YARDS PASSING Avg. Per Game Sacked/Yards Lost...12/83...7/29 Gross Yards Attempts/Completions...112/ /74 Completion Pct % % Had Intercepted PUNTS/AVERAGE...14/ /42.3 NET PUNTING AVG PENALTIES/YARDS...38/ /274 FUMBLES/BALL LOST...3/2...5/2 TOUCHDOWNS Rushing Passing Returns Score by Periods OT Total Rams Opponents SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP Jeff Wilkins /6 5/ Kevin Curtis /0 0/ Shaun McDonald /0 0/ Remy Hamilton /6 1/1 0 9 Marc Bulger /0 0/0 0 6 Aveion Cason /0 0/0 0 6 Dane Looker /0 0/0 0 6 Torry Holt /0 0/0 0 6 Isaac Bruce /0 0/0 0 6 Madison Hedgecock /0 0/0 0 6 Steven Jackson /0 0/0 0 6 Rams /12 6/ Opponents /8 9/ Pt. Conversions: Team 0/ 0, Opponents: 0/ 0 Sacks: Brandon Green 3.0, Tyoka Jackson 2.0, Chris Claiborne 1.0, Damione Lewis 0.5, Anthony Hargrove 0.5 Team: 7.0 Opponents: 12.0 RUSHING No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Steven Jackson Aveion Cason Arlen Harris Ryan Fitzpatrick Marshall Faulk Dusty McGrorty Kevin Curtis Madison Hedgecock Marc Bulger t 1 Joey Goodspeed Jeff Smoker Rams Opponents t 5 RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Shaun McDonald t 2 Kevin Curtis t 3 Isaac Bruce t 1 Dane Looker Torry Holt t 1 Aveion Cason Brandon Manumaleuna Marshall Faulk Arlen Harris Dominique Thompson Steven Jackson Madison Hedgecock t 1 Dante Ridgeway Roland Williams Joey Goodspeed Rams t 9 Opponents INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Corey Ivy Adam Archuleta Kevin Garrett Oshiomogho Atogwe Rams Opponents t 1 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg TB In20 LG Blk. Reggie Hodges Bryan Barker Rams Opponents PUNT RETURNS No. FC Yds. Avg. LG TD Shaun McDonald Terry Fair Michael Hawthorne Jerome Carter Rams Opponents KICK RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Aveion Cason Terry Fair Arlen Harris Rams Opponents FIELD GOALS Tot Remy Hamilton...0/ 0 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 0/ 0 1/1 Jeff Wilkins...0/ 0 1/ 1 3/ 3 1/ 1 0/ 0 5/5 Rams...0/ 0 1/ 1 5/ 5 0/ 0 0/ 0 6/6 Opponents...0/ 0 4/ 4 3/ 3 1/ 1 1/ 2 9/10 Remy Hamilton: (33G) () () () Jeff Wilkins: () () (35G, 31G, 29G) (32G, 47G) Team: (33G) () (35G, 31G, 29G) (32G, 47G) Opponents: (22G, 27G) (35G, 40G) (54G, 32G) (37G, 26G, 52N, 21G) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. Yds./Att. TD TD% Int. Int.% LG Sack/Lost Rating Marc Bulger % % 3 7.5% 41t 7/ Ryan Fitzpatrick % % 1 3.1% 78t 2/ Jamie Martin % % 1 2.8% 32 2/ Jeff Smoker % % 0 0.0% 17 1/ Rams % % 5 4.5% 78t 12/ Opponents % % 4 3.0% 43 7/

11 ST. LOUIS RAMS 2005 PRESEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS (unofficial press box stats) Passes Forced Fumble TACKLES Solo Ast Total Sacks Yards Int Def. Fum. Rec. Trev Faulk Pisa Tinoisamoa Adam Archuleta Corey Ivy Brandon Green Ron Bartell Robert Thomas Mike Furrey Chris Claiborne Oshiomogho Atogwe Kevin Garrett Michael Hawthorne Leonard Little Jeremy Loyd Jerome Carter Terry Fair Brian Howard Jeremy Calahan DeJuan Groce Jimmy Kennedy Anthony Hargrove Michael Stone Tyoka Jackson Drew Wahlroos Damione Lewis Brandon Chillar Dexter Coakley Travis Fisher Clifford Dukes Duvol Thompson John Parrella Vontrell Jamison Total SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES Solo Ast. Total Madison Hedgecock Trev Faulk Michael Hawthorne Mike Furrey Corey Ivy Oshiomogho Atogwe Ron Bartell Jerome Collins Remy Hamilton Reggie Hodges Dusty McGrorty Drew Wahlroos Chris Massey Total SACK LEADERS No. Yards Brandon Green Tyoka Jackson Chris Claiborne Anthony Hargrove Damione Lewis Total MISCELLANEOUS Solo Ast. Total Fum.Rec. For. Fum. Jerome Collins Joey Goodspeed Torry Holt Andy McCollum Blaine Saipaia Jeff Smoker Rex Tucker