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From the day that the Rams secured the #1 overall pick in Thursday’s NFL draft, there was debate as to who the Rams should take to jumpstart the rebuild of the franchise. Well the answer to this debate should be clear, the Rams must start with a quarterback, and more specifically, Sam Bradford. Look at the teams who have been consistent winners over the past 5 years: the Steelers, Colts, Eagles, Giants, Chargers, Patriots. What do they all have in common? A pro bowl level quarterback. When you have the ability to get a franchise quarterback, you have to take it, especially when you look around the league at the teams that have not been able to have sustained success and it is largely due to subpar quarterback play. The Rams in particular, have been hampered for several years with the likes of an injury plagued Marc Bulger, Kyle Boller, Keith Null, and Ryan Fitzpatrick. Sam Bradford has been given a clean bill of health and if he had declared last year, would have been selected ahead of both Matthew Stafford and Mark Sanchez. A minor shoulder injury should not scare the Rams away from taking a potential franchise changing player. The NFL is now a pass happy, quarterback driven league, so when Roger Goodell reads the first name from the podium on Thursday night, he better read: Sam Bradford, quarterback, Oklahoma. Steve Spagnuolo isn’t normally a numbers guy, but sometimes stats are unavoidable. Such was the case with Sunday’s 27-17 loss to Seattle. “If you said our defense was going to hold Seattle to 265 total yards, a quarterback rating of 65, and 95 yards passing, I would’ve said that was going to be pretty good,” Spagnuolo said. When it come to pass defense, and total defense, those certainly are numbers you can live with. “Always a tough one to swallow when you feel like it’s two even opponents playing a tough football game … and then you kind of let it get away,” Spagnuolo said. “I think it came down to turnovers and run defense.” On an offense that is averaging only 11.8 points a game, there is little margin for error. Legitimate chances to score haven’t come around that often for the Rams, so turnovers (and missed field goals, for that matter) can be very deflating. St. Louis Rams Mens Apparel and other Rams Apparel
URM9W2CPC3P8 Sunday certainly established one thing: The Indianapolis Colts are a heck of a lot better than the Jacksonville Jaguars. A week ago, the Rams went toe-to-toe with the Jags before losing 23-20 in overtime. This week… well, this week the Rams were never really in it. That’s as close as the Rams would get to the Colts in a 42-6 rout. St. Louis Rams Sports Memorabilia St. Louis Rams rookie cornerback Bradley Fletcher will miss the rest of the season with two torn ligaments in his right knee.
Long snapper Chris Massey also is set for knee surgery that will sideline him the remainder of the season. The team was auditioning potential replacements today.
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