Why is Fox 2...

[ItsOnlyTheRiver]

showing a Rams-Steelers game from 03? Just seems odd...

[Cardz82]

Just saw that too.

Lack of programming on a Saturday afternoon?

At least we win this game..........

[ItsOnlyTheRiver]

Yes the good ole days when we could go to towns like Pittsburgh and win.

[Cardz82]

Although I just looked it up...Pittsburgh was awful in 2003. But still, that isn't an easy place to win.

I remember watching the first game of this season. Warner got just killed in game one and had that deer in the headlights look half the game in NY. They switched to Bulger and the team ended up winning 12 of the final 15 games.

[Cardz82]

Oh...and Arlen fuckin' Harris had 3 TD's in this game.

[4thand1]

http://www.myfoxstl.com/myfox/pages/...d=1.1.1&sflg=1

[ItsOnlyTheRiver]

It's cool they are doing that, but I wish they were showing more games from the 99-01 years.

[JMolina]

showing a Rams-Steelers game from 03? Just seems odd...

By Dan Caesar

RAMS RERUNS

KTVI (Channel 2) is showing condensed versions of some notable Rams games from recent seasons over the next six Saturdays. These are NFL Films productions that give much more breadth than merely showing edited network game tapes.

The package beings at 1 p.m. today with a game from 2003 against Pittsburgh in which Marc Bulger passes for 375 yards and beats his hometown team 33-21. In ensuing weeks:

— July 5 (1 p.m.): The Rams overcome a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat Seattle 33-27 in overtime in 2004.

— July 12 (1 p.m.): The Rams beat the Jets 32-29 in the finale of the 2004 season to gain the last playoff slot in the NFC.

— July 19 (1 p.m.): The Rams beat Seattle in the playoffs 27-20 after the 2004 season, becoming the first .500 team to win a playoff game.

— July 26 (1 p.m.): Steven Jackson rushes for a career-best 179 yards and leads the Rams to a 24-21 victory over Jacksonville in 2005.

— Aug. 2 (noon): The Rams cap their magic 1999 season with a 23-16 victory over Tennessee in the Super Bowl.

The Super Bowl recap airs for two hours, the other programs for one hour.