The Rams had a rough day on the field and it could get rougher if Danny Amendola’s injury keeps him out for the season.

With Week 1 nearly in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries from Sunday’s games.

Former Jaguars WR Mike Sims-Walker agreed to a one-year, $3.7 million deal with the Rams, according to a league source, giving QB Sam Bradford a big target in the passing game.

Is this exciting or what? Washington Redskins TE Chris Cooley will be a guest at the NFL Network studios Wednesday and Thursday. Two days of Cooley? It won’t be the first time, and anyone who tried Cooley’s signature ham, peanut butter and mustard sandwich – a.k.a., the Cooley Club – remembers the last visit.

Jets QB Mark Sanchez wasn’t openly lobbying for his team to pursue veteran Randy Moss, but he does believe the former superstar still has something in the tank.

Fantasy owners should hope that WRs Vincent Jackson and Santonio Holmes don’t switch teams once free agency begins.

How would a move to San Diego affect the fantasy value of WR Steve Smith? Find out in today’s Fantasy Three and Out.

If Cam Newton is to succeed as an NFL quarterback, he’ll do a lot to restore the mystique of the Heisman Trophy — at least when it comes to quarterbacks.

Almost there. We’re just two days away from the spring’s biggest sporting event (Stanley Cup, NBA Finals? Ugh.) In a couple more nights we’ll all be seeing how far a certain (iconic?) quarterback falls, if Chan the man (Gailey, of course) is comfortable with an Ivy Leaguer under center, and what the two Johns (Fox and Elway) do in the two-hole.

Three…more…days.

If you’re a draftnik, and if you think Mike Mayock and Mel Kiper are like Axl and Slash, then you know what’s in three days. The path to prime time is getting short, as draft weekend starts Thursday.

So if the NFL draft is just three days away, then what are some good draft 3s?

When it comes to a quarterback class in which every prospect has question marks, NFL Network’s Charley Casserly has Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert as his top-rated at the position.

Taking a quarterback early in the draft is pro football’s biggest gamble.

Who will be this year’s Mike Williams? Find out by watching NFL Network’s draft coverage beginning April 28.

A year ago at this time, Billy Devaney stood at a podium inside the media center at Combine, faced with repeated questions about what direction the Rams would go with the No. 1 overall pick.

Who will be the 2011 version of wideout Brandon Lloyd? That player could end up being in St. Louis.