Schottenheimer Joins Rams" Staff - NYTimes.com St. Louis Coach Jeff Fisher announced Monday that he had hired Brian Schottenheimer to be the Rams" offensive coordinator, a position Schottenheimer held with the Jets until two weeks ago. Fisher hired Gregg Williams to run the Rams" defense. Schottenheimer spent the past six seasons with the Jets, where he helped the team make consecutive trips to the A.F.C. championship game. He previously served as a quarterbacks coach with the Chargers, and he will be charged with getting the most out of Sam Bradford in St. Louis. Williams is a 22-year N.F.L. coaching veteran who spent the past three seasons as defensive coordinator for the New Orleans Saints. A former head coach with Buffalo, Williams also spent six years coaching under Fisher with the Tennessee Titans. KELLY TURNS DOWN BUCS Oregon Coach Chip Kelly announced that he was remaining with the Ducks after interviewing for the vacant Tampa Bay Buccaneers coaching job. MORRIS JOINS REDSKINS The Washington Redskins hired Raheem Morris as a defensive backs coach. Morris agreed to take the job two weeks ago, almost as soon as he was fired as coach of the Buccaneers. Morris, 35, was 17-31 in three seasons with Tampa Bay. NEWTON AND PEPPERS TO PRO BOWL The Giants" victory over the San Francisco 49ers was good news for Carolina quarterback Cam Newton and Chicago defensive end Julius Peppers, who were added to the N.F.C. Pro Bowl roster as replacements for Eli Manning and Jason Pierre-Paul, who withdrew because the Giants will play in the Super Bowl a week later. HIGH RATING FOR GIANTS-49ERS The Giants" 20-17 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday attracted an average of 57.6 million viewers on Fox, making it the third-most-watched N.F.C. title game in 30 years. The game fell a bit short of the 57.9 million viewers for the Vikings-Saints overtime game in 2010, and it was more than 11 million fewer than the 68.7 million who watched the 49ers" 28-27 win over Dallas in 1982. The earlier game on Sunday, New England's 23-20 win over Baltimore for the A.F.C. championship, attracted 48.7 million viewers on CBS, down from 54.9 million for last year's Pittsburgh win over the Jets.