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FILTER RESULTS ►Goldman Sachs joins the effort to keep the Rams in St. Louis
Unless the powers-that-be in St. Louis pony up the cash to renovate the Edward Jones Dome, the Rams can leave town after the 2014 season. And so the powers-that-be have enlisted the firm of Goldman Sachs to help keep the Rams in town. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Goldman Sachs will be paid $20,000…
St. Louis official says “take a deep breath” regarding possible Rams move
With the Rams scoring a major victory in the recently-concluded arbitration aimed at determining what it will take to make the Edward Jones Dome a first-tier stadium, the Rams have the clear upper hand. And the powers-that-be in St. Louis know it. But the best they can do is point out the fact that, if…
St. Louis' Stadium Dilemma Only Leaves Two Clear-Cut Options for the Rams
For some time now, the St. Louis Rams and the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission have been at odds over the state of the Edward Jones Dome. It's obvious that the dome has turned into one of the less attractive stadiums in the league despite having more than a few major upgrades in both 2009 and 2010. Show More Summary
Uncertainty over home dome remains for Rams
An attorney for the agency that runs the home of the Rams says it's unlikely it will implement the plan to upgrade the Edward Jones Dome.
Poll: What Outcome Do You Want With The Rams And The Dome?
On Friday arbitrators ruled in favor of the St. Louis Rams — the CVC’s proposal was insificient to make the Edward Jones Dome a “top tier” facility. They didn’t create a new plan but favored a proposal put forth by the Rams last year: If the CVC does not meet...
There's A $700 Million Plan On The Table To Turn The Rams Home-Field Into A "First-Tier Stadium." How About It, St. Louis?
The Rams, who are 22-73-1 in their last six seasons, won a battle against the city of St. Louis yesterday over the Edward Jones Dome, their home since 1995. Arbitrators ruled in favor of the Rams' plan, which would require a $700 million renovation to the current stadium. Show More Summary
Arbitrators Rule In Rams Favor In Dome Negotiations
Rams have won a clear victory in the negotiations over the Edward Jones Dome. the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. A panel of three arbitrators sided with the team today, saying the Rams’ plan for a dramatic renovation of the Dome — estimated to cost at least $700 million — is the only way to make [...]
Arbitrators take up issue of Rams’ stadium renovations
Before the Rams could ever walk away from their lease in St. Louis, the Convention and Visitors Commission would have to refuse to make the improvements required to put the Edward Jones Dome in the top 25 percent of all stadiums. And before the CVC can refuse to make the improvements, a panel of three…
Urbana Missions Conference: 16,000 Students Urged to Listen to God's Calling
An estimated 16,000 Christian youth attended opening night of Urbana 2012, a triennial student missions conference, at Edwards Jones Dome in St. Louis Thursday. InterVarsity Christian Fellowship organizers, who are hosting the event, hope that students will come to a decision about serving God locally or globally.
Vikings vs Rams: St. Louis' Biggest Winners and Losers from Week 15
The St. Louis Rams (6-7-1) hosted the Minnesota Vikings (8-6) for their 2012 home finale at the Edward Jones Dome and suffered an embarrassing 36-22 loss. This was a game both teams needed to win in order to preserve their playoff hopes. Show More Summary
Steven Jackson's Last Home Game at the Edward Jones Dome May Come This Sunday
It has been nine years of blood, sweat and tears for St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson. Jackson has given everything to this organization—he didn't quit when times got tough, he didn't complain when futility was at its highest, he simply put his head down and worked harder than anyone else in the organization. Show More Summary
San Francisco 49ers Progress Report: Where Do Things Stand Heading into Week 14?
Heading into Week 14, Jim Harbaugh's San Francisco 49ers will look to get back on track after being handed their third loss of the season by the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome. For the second time this season, Jeff Fisher's club took the 49ers into overtime. Show More Summary
Wrap-up: Rams 16, 49ers 13 (OT)
Thoughts on the San Francisco 49ers and St. Louis Rams following the Rams' 16-13 victory in overtime Sunday at the Edward Jones Dome: What it means: The Rams improved to 4-0-1 against the NFC West with a victory carrying long- and short-term implications for the division. Show More Summary
San Francisco 49ers vs. St. Louis Rams: Live Score, Highlights and Analysis
In Week 13 of the 2012 NFL season, the San Francisco 49ers (8-2-1) will go on the road to face the St. Louis Rams (4-6-1) at the Edward Jones Dome in Missouri. The game is scheduled to kickoff at 1 p.m. ET, and will broadcast on FOX....Show More Summary
49ers vs. Rams: 7 Keys to the Game for St. Louis
The St. Louis Rams (4-6-1) will host archrivals San Francisco 49ers (8-2-1) in an NFC West rematch. The game will be held at the Edward Jones Dome, and kickoff is at 1:00 p.m. ET on Dec. 2. The 49ers are widely perceived as the moreShow More Summary
Rams vs. Jets: St. Louis' Biggest Winners and Losers from Week 11
The St. Louis Rams (3-6-1) played host to the New York Jets (4-5) in a showdown at the Edwards Jones Dome in St. Louis, resulting in a 27-13 loss for the Rams. The Rams had all the momentum in the early goings after a Brandon Gibson touchdown, but turnovers and inept offensive play were the primary culprits in their painful loss. Show More Summary
Jets vs. Rams: Full Highlights and Recap
The New York Jets dominated the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome in Week 11, winning by a score of 27-13. Mark Sanchez was efficient and effective, completing 15-of-20 passes for 178 yards with one touchdown and zero interceptions. Show More Summary
Wrap-up: Jets 27, Rams 13
Thoughts on the St. Louis Rams' 27-13 defeat against the New York Jets in the Edward Jones Dome on Sunday: What it means: The Rams fell to 3-6-1 and have not won a game since defeating Arizona in Week 5. The offensive gains they made against San Francisco last week did not carry over into Week 11. Show More Summary
St. Louis Rams ready to host woeful New York Jets in Week 11 – NFL Preview
St. Louis Rams ready to host woeful New York Jets in Week 11 – NFL Preview In a contest between two mediocre teams, St. Louis Rams host New York Jets in Week 11 game on Sunday, November 18, 2012, at Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, MO. It...Show More Summary
Jets vs. Rams: 3 Key Matchups to Watch for St. Louis
The last time the New York Jets traveled to the Edward Jones Dome, Mike Martz was still roaming the sidelines and Marc Bulger was taking snaps from under center. A lot has changed since 2004—the Rams are on their third head coach, but they finally appear to be in the right hands with Jeff Fisher and Les Snead at the helm. Show More Summary
