St. Louis Rams Tickets

The greatest show on turf is back in 2004 ready to run defenses all over the field. The biggest improvement to the team was a departure rather than an acquisition, more specifically the release of Kurt Warner. Without Warner looking over his shoulder, Marc Bulger will be more comfortable knowing Martz and the team have their confidence in him. As always, Big Play Tory Holt will give opposing defenses headaches while he stretches the field or comes underneath to convert crucial third downs. Marshall Faulk is also back in 2004 rested and healthy. He also hopes to return to the form that won him an MVP trophy and a Super Bowl in 2000. Rookie Stephen Jackson is the Rams safety net in case Faulks knee goes bad again, and had been impressive in the pre-season, adding a power running dimension that Faulk doesnt have.

On defense the Rams hope to create turnovers by stripping the ball from the quarterback and picking off his pass attempts. Adam Archuleta is a hard-hitting safety, often compared to the likes of Shawn Gayle and John Lynch, who can force the ball out of receivers hands and sack the quarterback off the edge. Veteran Aeneas Williams is showing no signs of slowing down, even at the ripe age of 36. Leonard Little has evolved into one of the games best pass rushers, and coming off a 2003 season in which he compiled 12 .5 sacks, opposing quarterbacks have plenty to be worried about.

Edward Jones Dome - St. Louis

The Edward Jones Dome has been a winning field for the Rams since 1995. Seating 66,000 fans on a given Sunday, the Rams have enjoyed their home field advantage for the past decade, and even earning the nickname The Greatest Show on Turf as a result. Two 20 ft high Sony Jumbotrons give ticket holders replays and stats while the club patrons enjoy 42,000 sq ft of bars and food services.