Rams quarterback Sam Bradford was 12-of-21 with 115 yards and a touchdown through three quarters in the team's Week 3 loss to the Cowboys, but finished 29-of-48 for 240 yards after another offensive burst in the game's waning moments, trying to play catch-up.
Most of Bradford's fourth quarter success came in hurry-up mode -- as has been the case for most of this season. However, Bradford's passing yards came from a series of shorter passes to Lance Kendricks and his running backs, and St. Louis never really threatened to score.
Bradford was also sacked six times on Sunday after not being sacked in his previous four games combined. The Rams played without tackle Rodger Saffold, who was injured in Week 2.
St. Louis has a quick turnaround for Week 4, as they host San Francisco on Thursday night.