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However, the franchise brought in a number of free agents in order to help bolster a team with designs on a division title. Marc Bulger has new targets to integrate into the passing game.

Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt in the offense, but the team decided to let Kevin Curtis walk as a free agent and replace him with Titan Drew Bennett. The latter is a reliable receiver and, at 6-5, bringing the kind of size that the Rams haven’t really sported at wideout in a while. Tight end Randy McMichael came aboard from Miami. Although he went for his career low in receiving average in that season, he scored one more touchdown than in any of his other 4 seasons. The tight end has never been an important figure in Mike Martz's Rams offense, and the previous season’s rookies Joe Klopfenstein and Dominique Byrd accomplished little.

The current coaches of the St. Louis Rams include Scott Linehan (Head Coach), Jim Haslett (Defensive Coordinator), Rick Venturi (Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers), Greg Olson (Offensive Coordinator), Paul Boudreau (Offense), Brian Baker (Defense).

The team is still making some important transactions to feel more confident during the regular season. On July 24, Anthony James was released and Marshall Faulk was placed on retired list. Three days later, Marc Bulger Dave Pearson, and Adam Carriker signed five-year deals with the Rams. Milford Brown and Jamal Brooks signed one-year deals. On August 2, 2007, CB Mike Rumph was released; and LB Larry Edwards signed one-year deal.

2007 St. Louis draft picks include Adam Carriker, Brian Leonard, Jonathan Wade, Dustin Fry, Clifton Ryan, Ken Shackleford, Keith Jackson, and Derek Stanley.

Currently, the St. Louis Rams are second in the NFC West.