Leonard Little is eager to resume his career with the Rams, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Little was worried that the team might release him heading into the first round of offseason workouts. "I thought about it. I'd spent 10 years here, and it would've been good to end my career here," Little said. "But it's a business before anything else, and I kind of figured that if they were going to (redo the contract), they were going to do it. If not, then I was going to move on somewhere else. I was prepared either way it went."

The Rams have signed free-agent wide receiver Reche Caldwell to a one-year deal worth $645,000, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Caldwell played in just eight games for the Redskins last season, tallying 15 receptions for 141 yards. The Rams' new offensive coordinator Al Saunders held the same post with Washington last season.

Trent Green told FOXSports.com that he's agreed to a three-year, $9 million deal with the Rams. Green was the Rams' starter until he got hurt which paved the way for Kurt Warner.

Torry Holt isn't going anywhere, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. His name has been mentioned in trade rumors this offseason. "There's no interest, no discussions about trading Torry Holt," Rams' Coach Scott Linehan said. "He's on our team; we want him on our team; and I hope he feels the same way."

The Rams, according to a source close to RealGM's Jeff Risdon, have more interest in Vernon Gholston and Ryan Clady than they do in Glenn Dorsey, Darren McFadden, or Chris Long, and that Jake Long is a notch above all those on their draft board. Risdon has the Rams selecting Long in his most recent mock draft.