Steven Jackson ended up in the stands celebrating with his new fans after his 29-yard TD run early in the quarter. His emotional response cost the Rams 15 yards, but it was the first time all year that anybody around the organization has had some fun.

So please forgive him. He just wrapped up an 89-yard touchdown drive. It seems like 17 years since Rams fans have seen one of those.

Also, the 14-6 lead seemed pretty odd, too.

Then the Rams defense earned a quick stop, highlighted by Leonard Little’s sack.

It was good to see tight end Randy McMichael back in the game. Apparently his earlier issue was just a camp. It was not to good to see Green’s third-down pass soar through his outstretched arms.

The Rams cannot stand prosperity.

Defensively, these guys are hitting harder and playing with more passion. But the Rams after still giving up some plays, like Edwards’ big third-down completion to Josh Reed. Buffalo moved back into scoring range.

Little pushed the Bills back out of range, though, will his second sack of the game. This is Little’s first multi-sack game since the 2006 season.

He has been missed. When he is playing at full speed, this isn’t one of the worst teams in the history of the NFL.

Look! The Rams defense forced a turnover! There is would-be Pro Bowl safety O.J. Atogwe intercepting the ball and racing upfield for 21 yards!

That did not lead to points, however. Give Linehan props for going for it on fourth down at midfield. What does he have to lose? 

The defense covered his back by making a big stop. Ricky Manning Jr. and James Hall teamed up for huge third-down sack. The Rams actually heartfelt applause leaving the field.
Again, it’s been awhile . . .

At the half, Jackson has 99 yards rushing. As a group, the Rams have outgained Buffalo 148-18 on the ground.

How many of us saw that coming?

Green was just average in the first half, completing 6 of 14 passes for 62 yards. He avoided sacks and turnovers, however, and he left the field with the lead.