Do You Know NFL - St. Louis Rams?

The Los Angeles Rams drafted Eric Dickerson in the first round at overall #2 in the 1983 NFL College Draft.

In 2004, the Rams played their home games at the Edward Jones Dome.

Isaac Bruce is the correct answer because he was the Rams receiver who had 1,292 receiving yards in the 2004 regular season.

Torry Holt led the St. Louis Rams in receiving yards in 2005. This can be inferred from the information provided in the question.

Marc Bulger was finally established as the starting Rams QB after capping his 2003 season with a Pro Bowl MVP. This indicates that Bulger had a standout performance in the Pro Bowl, which likely impressed the coaching staff and solidified his position as the starting quarterback for the Rams.

Will Witherspoon is the correct answer because he signed with the St. Louis Rams in 2005 after playing for the Carolina Panthers for four years. This suggests that he had experience in the NFL and was sought after by the Rams as a linebacker. The other options, Trey Faulk, Mike Goolsby, and Tim McGarigle, are not mentioned as signing with the Rams or having previous experience with the Panthers, making them incorrect choices.

Eric Dickerson is the correct answer because he is a 4-season Ram player who had his number retired by the team and is also in the Hall of Fame. Dickerson played for the Los Angeles Rams from 1983 to 1987 and had a highly successful career with the team. He was known for his incredible rushing ability and set numerous records during his time with the Rams. Dickerson's number 29 was retired by the Rams in 2000 to honor his contributions to the team. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1999.

The Rams retired the number 74 in honor of NFL great Merlin Olsen.

The St. Louis Rams drafted Torry Holt in the first round at overall number 6 in the 1999 NFL Draft. Holt was a wide receiver who played for the Rams from 1999 to 2008. He was a key player in the Rams' high-powered offense, known as "The Greatest Show on Turf," which won Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000. Holt had a successful career, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections and becoming one of the top wide receivers of his era.

Mike Martz was hired to coach the Rams after Dick Vermeil retired in 1999.

Marshall Faulk won Offensive Player of the Year three years in a row. This achievement showcases his exceptional skills and impact on the game. Faulk's consistent performance and ability to contribute significantly to the Rams' offense led to this recognition. His impressive statistics and overall dominance on the field during those years solidify his deserving of this award.

Leonard Little led the St. Louis Rams defense with the most quarterback sacks in 2005.

Steven Jackson led the St. Louis Rams in 2005 with the most rushing yards.

In the 2003 playoffs, the St. Louis Rams lost to the Carolina Panthers with a score of 29-23.

Jack Youngblood was a former Rams defensive end who was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2001.

Todd Lyght is the correct answer because he was the Rams player who blocked a 47-yard field goal attempt by Al Del Greco on the Titans' opening drive of the second half of Super Bowl XXXIV.

Corey Chavous signed a five-year contract with the St. Louis Rams in 2006 after playing for the Minnesota Vikings for four years. This suggests that Chavous was a safety who transferred from the Vikings to the Rams, signing a long-term contract with the latter team.