One thing the last three weeks of Rams football has shown is that the team's problems are a lot deeper than the head coach.
There was a momentary period of optimism after Jim Haslett was named to replace Scott Linehan following an 0-4 start, games that were lost by a combined score of 147-43.
But the past three games, including Sunday's 35-16 loss to San Francisco, have reverted back to that beginning.
In three losses to Arizona, the Jets and the 49ers, the Rams have been outscored 116-32, and each game has essentially been over by halftime, with the Rams trailing by a combined score of 99-10. In the past two games, they have been behind by a total of 75-3 after two quarters.
Each game has featured brutal stretches of play where turnovers created poor...