Marshall Faulk 's decision was easy after spending last year working for the NFL Network: At 34, his body is more suited for a television studio than for the rigors of playing running back.

For the second time in two weeks, the Rams have added a veteran cornerback to compete for playing time in their nickel and dime coverage packages, reaching a one-year accord with unrestricted free agent Lenny Walls.

Marshall Faulk sat out last season with a knee injury that threatened to end his career.

A former NFL player who joined the Marines and was motivated by college roommate Pat Tillman, who died in Afghanistan, was heading for the war himself Tuesday night.

The Rams added another target to their passing game Thursday, signing tight end Randy McMichael to a three-year contract.

Wide receiver Drew Bennett signed a six-year contract with the St.