Spagnuolo has only been with the Rams for a couple of years now, and it seems like a bit of a quick trigger to fire him already.

However, if the team is convinced that the general manager needs to go, then the head coach he fires is pretty much on his way out the door, too.

Spagnuolo came over to the Rams as a defensive guru from his time with the New York Giants, but he could never make St. Louis into a top defensive team.

It didn’t help that quarterback Sam Bradford and several of his top receiving targets could never seem to stay healthy, which caused them to have one of the worst offenses in the league.

It was the Rams first win of the year and a shocking one at that since quarterback Sam Bradford didn’t even play because of an ankle injury.

The Rams actually built up a 21-0 lead before the Saints finally realized what hit them and tried to rally back in the second half.

The Saints did start cutting into the Rams large lead later in the second half, but it was far too little and far too late.

The only bad news about the loss is that the Rams are probably out of Luck when it comes to grabbing the top overall pick in next year’s draft.

If Lloyd catches 30 or more passes this year, the Rams would ship a fifth round pick instead of a sixth rounder to the Broncos.

For St. Louis, this finally gives them a legitimate No. 1 wideout for young quarterback Sam Bradford, who has struggled mightily this season.

Lloyd gets to reunite with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, who was the head coach with Denver when Lloyd finally broke out.

Lloyd is a free agent after the season, but it still seems like a really smart gamble by the Rams, who might be able to sign him. 

McDaniels previously made it known that he would like to trade for Tim Tebow wherever he landed, but that doesn’t look likely now.

The new coordinator will get to work with Sam Bradford, who is coming off a tremendous rookie season.

He widely regarded as the top young quarterback in the NFL, which will certainly keep Tebow in Denver.

It will be interesting to see if McDaniels can take the Rams offense to another level despite a lack of weapons around Bradford.

The Rams could not take advantage of Seattle’s backup quarterback, who had more total yards than the entire St. Louis offense.

Rookie quarterback Sam Bradford didn’t play poorly, but he never seemed to settle into a rhythm.

Running back Steven Jackson carried the ball just 11 times for 45 yards and was mostly a non-factor.

It was a crushing loss or the Rams, as it cost them the NFC West division title and a postseason berth.

Quarterback Sam Bradford had one of his worst games of the season, throwing for 232 yards and two interceptions.

Running back Steven Jackson came up just shy of the 100-yard mark, finishing with 96 yards on 16 carries.

However, Jackson’s fumble was one of three costly turnovers for the Rams, who didn’t stand a chance on the road.

Fortunately for the Rams, Seattle also lost, meaning the two teams remain tied atop the NFC West.

The Rams watched in horror as Tampa Bay tossed the game-winning touchdown pass with just 10 seconds to play.

Rookie quarterback Sam Bradford didn’t do much this week, throwing for just 126 yards, though he did have two touchdown passes.

Running back Steven Jackson put together another 100-yard game and seems to be back to his old ways.

It’s a tough loss to swallow for the Rams, who had a chance to get over the .500 mark and right into the NFC West race.

Quarterback Sam Bradford did not have one of his better days, throwing for just over 200 yards and two interceptions.

It was surprising to see the Rams offense struggle so much against a Detroit defense that has not played well this year.

Part of the problem could have been the knee injury that forced wide receiver Mark Clayton out of the game.

Unfortunately, the injury is also going to force him out for the remainder of the season, so Bradford will have to find a new favorite target.

Clayton was injured early in the team’s 44-6 loss to the Detroit Lions.

He was the team’s leading receiver on the season and had become rookie quarterback Sam Bradford’s favorite target.

The wide receiver was acquired in a trade with the Baltimore Ravens during the last couple of weeks of the preseason.

The Rams are hopeful that Clayton will fully recover from the injury and be 100 percent for the start of next season.

St. Louis was able to pound away at Seattle despite running back Steven Jackson operating at less than 100 percent.

Quarterback Sam Bradford just keeps getting better and better with each passing week, this time throwing for almost 300 yards and two touchdowns.

The most impressive thing about Bradford is the lack of turnovers and the fact that he has so few weapons at his disposal, yet he is still helping his team win games.

Don’t look now, but St. Louis is now 2-2 on the season and suddenly a factor in the NFC West race.