Rams Update

Green Bay Packers Matt Flynn Wins the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week: 01-03-2012

Tue, 03 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0000

Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn was spectacular through the air, setting a personal season high for passing yards in a game to become the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week. Flynn threw for 480 yards, six touchdowns and one interception on 31 for 44 passing in the 45-41 victory against the Lions. To this point in the season, he has passed for 518 yards with a 67.3% completion percentage, six touchdowns and two interceptions.

This is the first time this season that Flynn has won the award. Quarterback Matthew Stafford of the Lions is the runner-up (36-59, 520 pass yds, 5 TD, 2 int). Honorable mention goes to quarterback Drew Brees from the Saints (28-35, 389 pass yds, 5 TD, 1 int).

Last Three Winners: Aaron Rodgers (GB), Drew Brees (NO), Tony Romo (DAL)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week: Curtis Lofton, Atlanta Falcons

Atlanta Falcons linebacker Curtis Lofton had a spectacular game, registering a personal season high for stops in a game and takes home the StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week award. Lofton had eight solo tackles and one interception during the decisive 45-24 win over the Buccaneers. In total for the season, he has 147 tackles, one sack, and two interceptions.

This is the first time Lofton has earned the award this season. The runner-up is linebacker Daryl Washington of the Cardinals (11.0 tkls, 11.0 solo, 1.0 sack). Vikings defensive end Jared Allen receives honorable mention (5.0 tkls, 3.0 solo, 3.5 sacks).

Last Three Winners: Brian Cushing (HOU), John Abraham (ATL), Terrell Suggs (BAL)

StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: Victor Cruz, New York Giants

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz had a memorable game, recording a personal season high for receiving yards in a game. Cruz had 178 yards and one touchdown on six receptions in the 31-14 victory over the Cowboys. For the year, he has 1,536 yards receiving in addition to nine touchdowns.

Cruz has received the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week award four times this season. Redskins running back Evan Royster is the runner-up (113 rush yds, 52 rec yds). Honorable mention goes to Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (4 rec, 76 rec yds, 2 TD).

Last Three Winners: Victor Cruz (NYG), Greg Little (CLE), Julio Jones (ATL)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week: Sterling Moore, New England Patriots

New England Patriots cornerback Sterling Moore gave the opposing quarterback headache, recording a personal season high for interceptions in a game. Moore racked up two interceptions during the decisive 49-21 win against the Bills. For the year, he has seven tackles and two interceptions.

Moore wins his first StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston (7.0 tkls, 6.0 solo, 1.5 sacks). Cornerback Richard Sherman of the Seahawks receives honorable mention (6.0 tkls, 6.0 solo, 1.0 int).

Last Three Winners: Jonathan Nelson (CAR), Chris Harris (DEN), Chris White (BUF)

Passing Yards
Value	Name	Team
520	Matthew Stafford
480	Matt Flynn
417	Carson Palmer
389	Drew Brees
346	Eli Manning

Rushing Yards
Value	Name	Team
191	Ray Rice
172	Michael Turner
169	Maurice Jones-Drew
145	Willis McGahee
127	Chris Ivory

Receiving Yards
Value	Name	Team
244	Calvin Johnson
178	Victor Cruz
162	Jordy Nelson
149	Larry Fitzgerald
145	Marques Colston

Tackles
Value	Name	Team
15	James Anderson
14	Curtis Lofton
14	Kevin Burnett
13	David Hawthorne
13	D'Qwell Jackson

Sacks
Value	Name	Team
3	Jared Allen
2	Jeremy Mincey
2	Brian Orakpo
2	Antonio Smith
2	Osi Umenyiora

Total Points
Value	Name	Team
18	Jordy Nelson
14	Sebastian Janikowski
13	Dan Carpenter
13	Josh Scobee
12	Julio Jones

Rams Suffer 34-27 Defeat Against 49ers

Sun, 01 Jan 2012 16:00:00 +0000

Brandon Lloyd was a receiving threat all day, but it wasn't enough to avoid a defeat for the Rams against the 49ers, 34-27, at home.

Kellen Clemens found pay dirt two times (1 pass, 1 rush) on 14 of 31 passing for 226 yards and one pick. For the 49ers, Alex Smith wound up 20 for 30 with 213 yards passing, two touchdowns (1 pass, 1 rush) and no interceptions.

Steven Jackson was a key factor for the Rams, rushing for 76 yards on 16 carries in addition to one reception for 15 yards. Lloyd was a leading receiver, hauling in six balls for 100 yards while adding a touchdown.

The St. Louis defense surrendered 116 yards rushing and 205 passing. They sacked Smith three times.

49ers tight end Vernon Davis was impressive, churning out 118 receiving yards. Wide receiver Michael Crabtree also put together a noteworthy performance with 86 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

49ers Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
B	84	A. Smith	20	30	191	1	0
-	-	D. Akers	1	1	14	1	0

Rams Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
B	82	K. Clemens	14	31	200	1	1
-	-	J. Norwood	0	1	0	0	1
-	-	T. Brandstate	0	2	0	0	0

49ers Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	84	K. Hunter	RB	16	76	4.8	0
C-	71	A. Dixon	RB	8	21	2.6	1
D	62	F. Gore	RB	7	9	1.3	0

Rams Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A-	90	S. Jackson	RB	16	76	4.8	0
B	82	K. Clemens	QB	2	18	9.0	1
C	74	C. Williams	RB	7	17	2.4	1

49ers Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A+	100	V. Davis	TE	8	118	14.8	0
A+	100	M. Crabtree	WR	8	86	10.8	2
B	84	K. Hunter	RB	2	11	5.5	0

Rams Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	96	B. Lloyd	WR	6	100	16.7	1
B	82	L. Kendricks	TE	3	54	18.0	0
C	74	D. Alexander	WR	3	36	12.0	0

Stat of the Day: Player with the most passing touchdowns in a season

Fri, 30 Dec 2011 17:02:55 +0000

Since 1995, the most passing touchdowns in a season by a Rams player is 41 by Kurt Warner in 1999.

Top 5 Most Pass Tds
PTDs	Name	Season	Record
41	Kurt Warner	1999	13-3
36	Kurt Warner	2001	14-2
24	Marc Bulger	2006	8-8
22	Marc Bulger	2003	12-4
21	Marc Bulger	2004	8-8

St. Louis Rams (2-13) and San Francisco 49ers (12-3) Close Out Regular Season

Thu, 29 Dec 2011 00:10:13 +0000

The 2011 regular season comes to a close for the St. Louis Rams when they take on the NFC West rival San Francisco 49ers at home. The game starts at 1:00 PM ET and will be shown on FOX. St. Louis is holding on to a 2-13 overall record and 1-6 home record on the year. San Francisco is a 10.5 point favorite and has a 12-3 overall record and 4-1 division record.

In week 13, the Rams suffered a sound defeat to the 49ers, 26-0. James Laurinaitis registered 12 tackles and one sack.

The Rams are coming off a 27-0 blowout loss against the Steelers. Laurinaitis finished with 13 tackles. Steven Jackson also had a good game, running for 103 yards on 24 carries. The 49ers come into the game fresh off a close 19-17 victory over the Seahawks. NaVorro Bowman racked up 12 tackles and one sack. Another solid outing came from Frank Gore, who ran for 83 yards on 23 attempts and one score.

San Francisco should expect a boost in its running attack as the Rams' run defense is the worst in the league, giving up an average of 154.5 yards a game.

49ers Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C+	79.1	A. Smith	253	415	2,931	16	5

Rams Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
D	66.6	S. Bradford	191	357	2,164	6	6
F	58.0	A. Feeley	53	97	548	1	2
D+	69.6	K. Clemens	34	60	320	1	0

49ers Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	85.6	F. Gore	RB	275	1,202	4.4	8
C-	70.4	K. Hunter	RB	96	397	4.1	2
C+	79.1	A. Smith	QB	47	175	3.7	1

Rams Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	89.8	S. Jackson	RB	244	1,069	4.4	5
B-	80.8	C. Williams	RB	80	344	4.3	0
D	62.7	J. Norwood	RB	24	61	2.5	0

49ers Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	84.8	M. Crabtree	WR	64	788	12.3	2
B+	88.7	V. Davis	TE	59	674	11.4	6
C	75.3	K. Williams	WR	20	241	12.1	3

Rams Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	87.4	B. Lloyd	WR	64	866	13.5	4
C	76.2	B. Gibson	WR	35	410	11.7	1
C+	79.3	D. Alexander	WR	23	395	17.2	2

Green Bay Packers Aaron Rodgers Wins the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week: 12-27-2011

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was named the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week after an exceptional game. Rodgers completed 21 of 29 passes for 283 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the 35-21 victory over the Bears. For the season, he has thrown for 4,643 yards in addition to a 68.3% completion rate, 45 touchdowns and six interceptions.

Rodgers has won the award two times this season. Tight end Jared Cook of the Titans is the runner-up (8 rec, 169 rec yds, 1 TD). Honorable mention goes to tight end Brandon Pettigrew from the Lions (9 rec, 80 rec yds, 1 TD). Running back Steven Jackson, who finished 26th, was the highest ranking player from the Rams (24 car, 103 rush yds).

Last Three Winners: Drew Brees (NO), Tony Romo (DAL), Ray Rice (BAL)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week: Brian Cushing, Houston Texans

Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing had a spectacular game, paving the way for his StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week win. Cushing recorded seven solo tackles, one sack, and two forced fumbles during the close 19-16 loss to the Colts. For the year, he has 110 tackles, four sacks, and two interceptions.

This is the first time Cushing has earned the award this season. The runner-up is defensive end Spencer Johnson of the Bills (6.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 int). Bills safety Jairus Byrd receives honorable mention (7.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 int).

Last Three Winners: John Abraham (ATL), Terrell Suggs (BAL), Justin Houston (KC)

StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: Victor Cruz, New York Giants

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz had the most receiving yards in the NFC last week. Cruz finished the game with three receptions for 164 yards and one touchdown in the 29-14 victory over the Jets, 29-14. On the year, he has gained 1,358 yards receiving to go along with eight touchdowns.

Cruz has received the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week award three times this season. Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is the runner-up (12-17, 171 pass yds, 65 rush yds, 4 TD, 0 int). Honorable mention goes to Redskins running back Evan Royster (19 car, 132 rush yds).

Last Three Winners: Greg Little (CLE), Julio Jones (ATL), Cam Newton (CAR)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week: Jonathan Nelson, Carolina Panthers

Carolina Panthers safety Jonathan Nelson was a menace everywhere he went in his last outing. Nelson finished with five solo tackles and one interception during the decisive 48-16 win over the Buccaneers. For the season, he has seven tackles and one interception.

Nelson wins his first StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Texans defensive end J.J. Watt (5.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 sack). Cornerback Jimmy Smith of the Ravens receives honorable mention (7.0 tkls, 7.0 solo).

Last Three Winners: Chris Harris (DEN), Chris White (BUF), Justin Houston (KC)

Passing Yards
Value	Name	Team
373	Matthew Stafford
373	Matt Ryan
350	Matt Hasselbeck
307	Drew Brees
304	Tom Brady

Rushing Yards
Value	Name	Team
158	Arian Foster
132	Evan Royster
121	Kahlil Bell
116	Rashard Mendenhall
113	Reggie Bush

Receiving Yards
Value	Name	Team
169	Jared Cook
164	Victor Cruz
156	Brandon Marshall
138	Wes Welker
128	Julio Jones

Tackles
Value	Name	Team
17	London Fletcher
16	Chad Greenway
15	E.J. Henderson
13	Jerod Mayo
13	James Laurinaitis

Sacks
Value	Name	Team
2	Robert Mathis
2	Jerod Mayo
2	DeMarcus Ware
2	Jonathan Fanene
2	Jason Pierre-Paul

Total Points
Value	Name	Team
16	Dave Rayner
14	Graham Gano
13	David Akers
13	Adam Vinatieri
12	Jordy Nelson

Defensive End Chris Long Questionable to Play Week 17 Against 49ers

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0000

St. Louis may be without defensive end Chris Long, who is listed as questionable to play against the 49ers at home this week due to an ankle injury. The Rams will be without quarterback Sam Bradford because of an ankle injury. On the season, Bradford has 2164 yards with 6 touchdowns and 0 interceptions.

Doubtful

Quarterback A.J. Feeley, Thumb
Quarterback Sam Bradford, Ankle

Questionable

Defensive End Chris Long, Ankle

Injured Reserve

Linebacker Josh Hull, Ankle
Defensive Back Marquis Johnson, Spleen
Defensive Tackle Jermelle Cudjo, Back
Running Back Brit Miller, Knee
Cornerback Ron Bartell, Neck
Wide Receiver Greg Salas, Fibula
Guard Jacob Bell, Knee
Offensive Tackle Jason Smith, Concussion
Offensive Tackle Rodger Saffold, Pectoral
Cornerback Bradley Fletcher, Knee
Tight End Michael Hoomanawanui, Knee
Wide Receiver Danny Amendola, Elbow

Rams Crushed by Steelers, 27-0

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 22:08:54 +0000

Steven Jackson amassed serious yardage on the day, but it wasn't enough to avoid a big loss for the Rams against the Steelers, 27-0, in Pittsburgh.

Kellen Clemens couldn't find his rhythm, going 9 for 24 for only 91 yards without a touchdown and no interceptions. Charlie Batch completed 15 of 22 passes for 208 yards, no touchdowns and one pick for the Steelers.

Jackson was a bright spot for the Rams, running for 103 yards on 24 carries and had two receptions for 24 yards. Lance Kendricks caught two passes for 13 yards.

The St. Louis defense allowed 169 yards rushing and 208 passing.

Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall could not be contained, putting up 116 yards rushing, 35 receiving and one touchdown. Wide receiver Mike Wallace was also solid with 82 receiving yards.

The Rams are at home to take on the 49ers (11-3) next week while the Steelers travel to Cleveland to meet the Browns (4-11).

Rams Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
F	59	K. Clemens	9	24	68	0	0

Steelers Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
D+	69	C. Batch	15	22	208	0	1

Rams Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	96	S. Jackson	RB	24	103	4.3	0
C+	78	C. Williams	RB	9	42	4.7	0
F	59	K. Clemens	QB	2	10	5.0	0

Steelers Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A+	100	R. Mendenhall	RB	18	116	6.4	1
C+	78	I. Redman	RB	8	35	4.4	1
-	-	J. Clay	RB	1	10	10.0	1

Rams Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
C	73	B. Lloyd	WR	3	29	9.7	0
C-	72	D. Alexander	WR	2	25	12.5	0
A	96	S. Jackson	RB	2	24	12.0	0

Steelers Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	85	M. Wallace	WR	4	82	20.5	0
A+	100	R. Mendenhall	RB	1	35	35.0	0
C	75	A. Brown	WR	3	34	11.3	0

St. Louis Rams (2-12) Meet Pittsburgh Steelers (10-4)

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 00:10:03 +0000

The St. Louis Rams can end their five-game losing streak when they travel to Heinz Field to face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Steven Jackson needs just 34 yards to reach 1,000 yards rushing for the seventh straight year. The game starts at 1:00 PM ET on Saturday and can be seen on FOX. St. Louis goes in with a 2-12 overall record and 1-6 away record on the season. Pittsburgh sports a 10-4 overall record and 6-1 home record.

The Rams enter the game fresh off a 20-13 loss against the Bengals. Kellen Clemens completed 25 passes on 36 attempts for 229 yards, one score and no picks. In their previous game, the Steelers were beaten by the 49ers, 20-3. Heath Miller put up 82 yards on five catches. Another solid outing came from Jerricho Cotchery, who pulled in five passes for 93 yards.

Rams Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
D	66.6	S. Bradford	191	357	2,164	6	6
F	58.0	A. Feeley	53	97	548	1	2
B	83.0	K. Clemens	25	36	229	1	0

Steelers Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
B	85.6	B. Roethlisbe	301	473	3,856	21	14

Rams Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	89.0	S. Jackson	RB	220	966	4.4	5
B	82.1	C. Williams	RB	71	302	4.3	0
D	62.7	J. Norwood	RB	24	61	2.5	0

Steelers Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B-	80.5	R. Mendenhall	RB	202	774	3.8	8
C-	70.4	I. Redman	RB	83	352	4.2	1
D+	69.4	M. Moore	RB	22	157	7.1	0

Rams Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	88.3	B. Lloyd	WR	61	837	13.7	4
C	76.4	B. Gibson	WR	35	410	11.7	1
B-	80.0	D. Alexander	WR	21	370	17.6	2

Steelers Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	95.1	M. Wallace	WR	67	1,100	16.4	8
B+	88.4	A. Brown	WR	60	984	16.4	2
B-	80.8	H. Miller	TE	48	590	12.3	2

New Orleans Saints Drew Brees Wins the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week: 12-20-2011

Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0000

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees had an exceptional game and was the passing yards leader in the NFL to earn the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week award. Brees connected on 32 of 40 passes for 412 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the 42-20 blowout victory over the Vikings. He remains atop the NFL rankings for passing on the season with 4,780 yards to go along with a 71.5% completion rate, 37 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

Brees has won the award two times this season. Running back C.J. Spiller of the Bills is the runner-up (91 rush yds, 76 rec yds, 2 TD). Honorable mention goes to wide receiver Calvin Johnson from the Lions (9 rec, 214 rec yds, 2 TD). Running back Steven Jackson, who finished 21st, was the highest ranking player from the Rams (71 rush yds, 72 rec yds).

Last Three Winners: Tony Romo (DAL), Ray Rice (BAL), Drew Brees (NO)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week: John Abraham, Atlanta Falcons

Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Abraham was a terror behind the line of scrimmage, recording a personal best for sacks in a game this season which cleared the path for his StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week win. Abraham registered four solo tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles during the dominating 41-14 win against the Jaguars. In total for the season, he has 33 tackles and 8.5 sacks.

This is the first time Abraham has earned the award this season. The runner-up is linebacker Jordan Senn of the Panthers (14.0 tkls, 12.0 solo, 1.0 int, 1.0 FF). Chargers linebacker Antwan Barnes receives honorable mention (6.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 4.0 sacks).

Last Three Winners: Terrell Suggs (BAL), Justin Houston (KC), Connor Barwin (HOU)

StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: Greg Little, Cleveland Browns

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Greg Little played incredibly well, recording a personal game high for receiving yards this season. Little finished the day with 131 yards on five receptions and one touchdown in the close 20-17 loss to the Cardinals. So far this season, he has 669 yards receiving and two touchdowns.

This is the first time Little has received the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week award this season. Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones is the runner-up (5 rec, 85 rec yds, 1 TD). Honorable mention goes to Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green (6 rec, 115 rec yds).

Last Three Winners: Julio Jones (ATL), Cam Newton (CAR), Victor Cruz (NYG)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week: Aldon Smith, San Francisco 49ers

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith was able to apply pressure on the quarterback, recording a personal season high for sacks in a game. Smith put up three solo tackles and two sacks during the 20-3 win against the Steelers. For the year, he has 30 tackles and 13 sacks.

Smith wins his second StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Broncos cornerback Chris Harris (9.0 tkls, 9.0 solo). Cornerback Brandon Browner of the Seahawks receives honorable mention (1.0 tkl, 1.0 solo, 1.0 int).

Last Three Winners: Chris White (BUF), Justin Houston (KC), Sam Acho (ARI)

Passing Yards
Value	Name	Team
412	Drew Brees
391	Matthew Stafford
367	Carson Palmer
330	Ben Roethlisberger
320	Tom Brady

Rushing Yards
Value	Name	Team
203	Reggie Bush
161	Donald Brown
112	Maurice Jones-Drew
109	Arian Foster
108	Felix Jones

Receiving Yards
Value	Name	Team
214	Calvin Johnson
156	Brent Celek
155	Darrius Heyward-Bey
135	Roddy White
131	Greg Little

Tackles
Value	Name	Team
16	Jason Pierre-Paul
15	Ernie Sims
14	Jordan Senn
13	D'Qwell Jackson
12	Michael Boley

Sacks
Value	Name	Team
4	Antwan Barnes
3	John Abraham
3	Tamba Hali
3	Jason Babin
2	Aldon Smith

Total Points
Value	Name	Team
18	LeSean McCoy
13	Ryan Succop
12	C.J. Spiller
12	Lance Moore
12	Roddy White

Rams Beaten by Bengals, 20-13

Sun, 18 Dec 2011 16:00:00 +0000

Behind an average outing from Kellen Clemens, the Rams lost to the Bengals, 20-13, at home.

Clemens went 25 for 36 for 229 yards passing, one touchdown and no interceptions. Andy Dalton finished 15 for 26 with 179 yards passing, no touchdowns and one pick for the Bengals.

Steven Jackson was a standout player for the Rams, rushing for 71 yards on 18 attempts in addition to nine receptions for 72 yards. Danario Alexander snagged three passes for 52 yards with a touchdown.

The St. Louis defense held up well in the loss, giving up 110 yards rushing and 173 passing. They tackled Dalton for a sack.

Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green had a big game, putting up 115 receiving yards. Running back Cedric Benson also performed well with 76 rushing yards, 11 receiving and one touchdown.

Next week, the Rams head to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers (10-3) while the Bengals host the Cardinals (7-7).

Bengals Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
D	62	A. Dalton	15	26	173	0	1

Rams Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C+	79	K. Clemens	25	36	210	1	0

Bengals Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	84	C. Benson	RB	22	76	3.5	1
D+	69	B. Scott	RB	7	20	2.9	1
-	-	C. Peerman	RB	2	8	4.0	0

Rams Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	96	S. Jackson	RB	18	71	3.9	0
-	-	C. Williams	RB	3	16	5.3	0
C+	79	K. Clemens	QB	2	9	4.5	0

Bengals Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	93	A. Green	WR	6	115	19.2	0
C	74	J. Gresham	TE	3	16	5.3	0
D+	67	J. Simpson	WR	2	14	7.0	0

Rams Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	96	S. Jackson	RB	9	72	8.0	0
B	83	D. Alexander	WR	3	52	17.3	1
C	76	B. Lloyd	WR	5	42	8.4	0