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    The Rams’ top rookie believes in what Spagnuolo and general manager Billy Devaney are trying to do in St. Louis. "Rome wasn’t built in a day, and obviously we’re working toward whatever it is we’re building here ... We’ve got a good foundation, and the great thing about it is that victory doesn’t happen by chance. It happens by design. So when we do happen to be victorious, it’ll be great." Rams fans aren’t asking for greatness, just a win. Full Article at Bleacher Report
    Rome wasn’t built in a day, and obviously we’re working toward whatever it is we’re building here ... We’ve got a good foundation, and the great thing about it is that victory doesn’t happen by chance. It happens by design. So when we do happen to be victorious, it’ll be great.
    Jason Smith – Jason Smith SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
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St. Louis Rams' Woes Sink to New Lows
  1. In a time like this, you’ve got to stick together ... With such a young team, you don’t want the young guys to get the point where they’re getting destroyed. We have to stick together, because once a division starts, it’s over.
    – Randy McMichael SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
  2. Steven is 100 percent of everything that we do ... He's going to be 100 percent part of our success. The more success he has, the more excited and happy we are.
    – Richie Incognito SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
  3. We don’t know how to win right now. We’re competing, but until we get a win, we’re nowhere close to winning right now.
    SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
  4. You want to keep battling in there ... We’ve got some work to do, but we’ve got to stay healthy, too. I feel like what we’ve got here, and the attitude of the guys is how you build it. We’re looking for consistent winning. There are some pieces there.
    Steve Spagnuolo – Steve Spagnuolo SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
  5. We’ve got to learn how to win football games
    SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
  6. We create another winning legacy by running the football, getting Steven going
    – Richie Incognito SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago
  7. I really don’t think you can put it into words right now ... We’re past frustration. It’s just disappointment now. Every time we take two steps forward, we take three steps back. That’s been the story of our season so far. We’re not doing the little things right, and that’s what causes you to lose games...
    SOURCE: Bleacher Report 3 weeks ago

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