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Safety Jason Sehorn failed his physical with the St. Louis Rams on Wednesday, nullifying the free-agent contract he signed the previous night.

Jason Sehorn on Tuesday night agreed to rejoin the Rams, for whom he played in 2003, ESPN.com has learned, and he will sign a one-year contract on Wednesday if he passes the team physical.

Marshall Faulk will be back on the practice field this week for the St. Louis Rams, although he's not likely to play Sunday at Pittsburgh.

It'll be at least another week before Jason Sehorn makes his debut with the Rams.

Sidelined since late July by a fractured foot, Jason Sehorn is expected to return to full practices next week when the St. Louis Rams return from their bye, and he could play in the team's prime time game against the Atlanta Falcons on Oct. 13.

St. Louis Rams defensive back Jason Sehorn had surgery Monday on his broken left foot, an injury expected to sideline him 10 weeks.

St. Louis Rams free safety Jason Sehorn broke his left foot during practice Sunday and is expected to be out until October.

The Rams offense has been reloaded and if Kurt Warner stays healthy, they should return to the 500 point club.

Story | Conversation | July 25, 2003

Jason Sehorn's decision to sign with the Rams was surprising given his history of knee problems.

Story | Conversation | May 20, 2003

Convinced that Jason Sehorn can make a facile transition from cornerback to free safety, and that the 10-year veteran can also make a difference in their revamped secondary unit, the St. Louis Rams on Monday morning reached a contract agreement with the former New York Giants star, ESPN.com has learned.

Convinced that Jason Sehorn can make the transition from cornerback to free safety, and make a difference in their revamped secondary, the St. Louis Rams on Wednesday evening reached a contract agreement with the former New York Giant, ESPN.com has learned.

The Rams have made a lot of changes, but their success in 2003 could depend mostly on the health of Kurt Warner.