... Rams have finally and completely severed any ties to their glory days of 1999 to 2001.

 

Of the 22 starters on offense and defense in the Super Bowl XXXVI loss to the New England Patriots, none will line up for the organization in 1999.

 

In fact, if you looked up the 2001 Rams page on Pro-footballreference.com, you’ll see only one name still on the roster: defensive end Leonard Little.

 

From Mike Martz to Joe Vitt to Scott Linehan to Jim Haslett.

 

From 14-2 to 12-4 to 8-8 to 2-14.

 

From champs to chumps.

 

From the Greatest Show on Turf to same old sorry Lambs.

 

The rise and fall of...

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