American Football: St Louis Rams

The St Louis Rams stayed on defence in the second round, taking Hawaii's Pisa Tinoisamoa with the 43rd overall pick.

Tinoisamoa can play both strong safety or outside linebacker. He led Hawaii with a career-high 129 tackles, including six and a half sacks and 18 stops for losses.

The 231-pound Tinoisamoa had a career-high 19 tackles against Alabama.

St Louis Rams free safety Jason Sehorn suffered a broken left foot during practice on Sunday and is expected to be sidelined for 10 weeks.

Sehorn was injured during the second of the Rams' two practice sessions and X-rays revealed a fracture of the fifth metatarsal bone.

He will now undergo surgery in St Louis on Monday.

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St Louis Rams free safety Jason Sehorn suffered a broken left foot during practice on Sunday and is expected to be sidelined for 10 weeks.

I would do anything to sit home with a broken foot for 10 weeks with Angie Harmon.

Orlando Pace ended his lengthy holdout from the Rams on Tuesday, reporting to camp and signing a one-year deal as the team's designated franchise player.

The deal is worth $5.724 million.

I'm sure Marshall Faulk and Kurt Warner are happy.

Kurt Warner is out with a concussion for this Sunday's game against the 49ers.

Marc Bulger will start in his place.

Lamar Gordon played well for the Rams last week the few series that Marshall Faulk was out with an injured eye.

Gordon did well running and catching the ball.

Cornerback Aeneas Williams forced two early turnovers and Marc Bulger threw for 352 yards - accounting for three touchdowns - as the St Louis Rams routed the reeling Atlanta Falcons 36-0.

Williams picked off Doug Johnson in the end zone in the first quarter to keep the game scoreless and, with St Louis leading 3-0 in the second, he popped a ball loose from tight end Alge Crumpler and recovered it.

An 11-year veteran, Williams is second among active players with 52 career interceptions. Baltimore Ravens safety Rod Woodson has 69.