RAMS SUCK

Though Sunday’s 30-10 loss at Arizona dropped the Rams to 5-8 and eliminated them from postseason contention, the final three weeks of the season will still carry a considerable weight for a team in search of its first .500 season in seven seasons

In addition to the Rams’ pursuit of their first 8-8 record since 2006, a number of Rams have plenty to accomplish in the season’s final three games. From offensive rookies to defensive veterans and potential Pro Bowl specialists, the Rams have a host of players closing in on regular season milestones.

Despite boasting the league’s seventh-ranked defense, Arizona has seen three tight ends post games of seven or more receptions and more than 100 yards receiving. San Francisco’s Vernon Davis posted the biggest day of all against Arizona, with nine catches for 180 yards in Week 6. Cook has begun to regain his footing in the passing game in recent weeks while establishing a rapport with QB Kellen Clemes Cook has scored   in two of his last four games, including a four-reception, 80-yard game two weeks in Chicago.