ST. LOUIS RAMS ORLANDO PACE SIGNS SEVEN-YEAR CONTRACT
Six-time Pro Bowl St. Louis Rams tackle Orlando Pace has signed a seven-year contract the team announced in Earth City, Mo on March 16, 2005. Pace, 6-foot-7, 325 lbs. has been selected to play in the last six Pro Bowls and started all 18 of the Rams regular season and playoff games last season at left tackle. (UPI Photo/bg/St. Louis Rams)
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