Stephen Davis' tour of the NFL continued Wednesday in St. Louis and the former Panthers running back soon could be joining the Rams. According to league sources, the Rams were in the process of putting together an offer for Davis on Wednesday night. Davis had previously visited the Eagles and, reportedly, passed a physical.

Marshall Faulk, out for the season and facing reconstructive knee surgery that almost certainly will end his career, has joined the NFL Network as an analyst. The Rams' star running back, 33, is ninth on the career rushing list with 12,279 yards, 34 yards behind Jim Brown. But he had a career-low 292 yards rushing last year and made only one start, in the season finale when Steven Jackson was out with a hip pointer.

The Rams ran more than they passed Thursday, didn't challenge a play and didn't even use a timeout, much less waste one. Scott Linehan's head coaching debut, a 19-17 win over Indianapolis, lacked the razzle-dazzle of Mike Martz's six seasons. Instead, it was the Colts who resorted to trickery.

The St. Louis Rams on Wednesday signed fullback Moe Williams to a one-year contract. Financial terms were not disclosed. Williams, 31, spent the last nine years with the Vikings. He set career highs with 11 touchdowns in 2002 and 745 rushing yards in 2003 when new Rams coach Scott Linehan was Minnesota's offensive coordinator.