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    Rams Make Roster Moves

    The St. Louis Rams have signed G Chris Dishman and TE Ryan Prince, the team announced today. The franchise has also released P Jesse Nicassio.

    Dishman, 6-3, 375, is a product of Nebraska and will enter his eighth NFL season in 2004. He played his entire career with Arizona after being drafted by the Cardinals in the fourth round (106th overall) of the 1997 NFL Draft. Dishman played in 14 games for Arizona in 2003, starting two.

    Prince, 6-4, 253, is a product of Weber State. The Farmington, UT, native is an NFL Europe exemption to the Rams' roster after playing the 2004 NFLEL season for the Berlin Thunder. Prince was released by San Diego earlier in the week after spending part of the 2004 offseason with the Chargers. Prince spent 2003 training camp with the Oakland Raiders and 2002 camp in Jacksonville. In 2001, Prince played in eight games, starting two, for the Jaguars in his only NFL action.

    Nicassio, 6-0, 192, was a rookie from Eastern Washington who signed with the club on June 10
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    Re: Rams Make Roster Moves

    So much for Landetta having some competition.

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    • #3
      Re: Rams Make Roster Moves

      Originally posted by NickSeiler
      So much for Landetta having some competition.
      There's still the Pfiefer (sp?) kid from UNLV.
      The more things change, the more they stay the same.

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        Re: Rams Make Roster Moves

        Originally posted by HUbison
        There's still the Pfiefer (sp?) kid from UNLV.
        He got cut a day or 2 ago.

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        • #5
          Re: Rams Make Roster Moves

          Originally posted by coy bacon
          He got cut a day or 2 ago.
          Oops, my bad. Well then, like Nick said...
          Originally posted by NickSeiler
          So much for Landetta having some competition.
          The more things change, the more they stay the same.

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          • RamDez
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            by RamDez
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            The St. Louis Rams have signed DB Nijrell Eason, P Jesse Nicassio, LB Fred Pagac, and WR Brian Sump to one-year contracts, the team announced today. In other roster moves, the Rams released WR Nick Narcisse and DT Jeff Ruffin.

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            Narcisse, 5-11, 178, was a rookie from Tulane who signed with the Rams on April 30.

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          • RamWraith
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          • RamDez
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            by RamDez
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            The roster-shuffling continues unabated at Rams Park.

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            -09-10-2004, 02:36 PM
          • RamDez
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            by RamDez
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          • r8rh8rmike
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