[BuiltRamTough]

Truth be told Sam is a wayyyyyyyy better then what we have now. You can't look at stats, I actually watched the Eagles for 5 FULL games this year and he looks so much better then what we have but don't get me wrong I was happy when they traded him at the time.

[Elvis]

It's not the QB, it's the Rams, doesn't matter who you put back there, under this coaching regime he's going to suck...

[moklerman]

With Barner and Sproles the Eagles offense started to resemble itself. Benching Austin and limiting Murray didn't hurt either. Bradford had a nice handful of good plays in limited action. The punt return, pick 6 and punt block took away at least 2 offensive drives so Bradford wasn't going to have big numbers.

But, coming off the concussion/shoulder he did well enough. At least four really clutch throws on the night including two third down TD's. Solid day for the Sooner.

[Stranger]

I've actually become happy for Sam, because he escaped from this offensive Offense.

[moklerman]

I've actually become happy for Sam, because he escaped from this offensive Offense.

Sort of the opposite for Foles. The Devil seems to be collecting his due for that ridiculous 2013 season.

[Stranger]

I've actually become happy for Sam, because he escaped from this offensive Offense.

Sort of the opposite for Foles. The Devil seems to be collecting his due for that ridiculous 2013 season.

I really feel bad for Nick. He seems like a genuinely nice kid who tries hard and really really cares. But he looks like he absolutely doesn't want to be in StL any longer.

So, I'm left to wonder, what could have possibly happened to him? How/why has his play regressed so? Why does he look so uncomfortable in his throwing motion? How did the most positive guy in the world - coming into the season - digress into probably the most depressed?

All of the above falls squarely on the coaches... a coaching staff that collectively makes north of $10M per year. If they were lawyers or doctors, I'd sue them for malpractice.

[moklerman]

I've actually become happy for Sam, because he escaped from this offensive Offense.

Sort of the opposite for Foles. The Devil seems to be collecting his due for that ridiculous 2013 season.

I really feel bad for Nick. He seems like a genuinely nice kid who tries hard and really really cares. But he looks like he absolutely doesn't want to be in StL any longer.

So, I'm left to wonder, what could have possibly happened to him? How/why has his play regressed so? Why does he look so uncomfortable in his throwing motion? How did the most positive guy in the world - coming into the season - digress into probably the most depressed?

All of the above falls squarely on the coaches... a coaching staff that collectively makes north of $10M per year. If they were lawyers or doctors, I'd sue them for malpractice.

I think you may be assuming too much though. His regression wasn't really very far if his 2014 season with the Eagles is considered. He was exhibiting all of these things already, they were just being somewhat masked because of his surrounding cast.

I guess there was a chance that a change of scenery would improve things for him but I don't understand why the Rams extended his contract before finding out. I hope that contract has an escape clause for the team.

[bubbaramfan]

rams will get a 2nd rounder now. Bradford has played more than half a season.

[Stranger]

rams will get a 2nd rounder now. Bradford has played more than half a season.

Time to once again focus on another off-season - so who are the best QB prospects eligible for the draft this season?

[bubbaramfan]

Conner Cook, or the kid from Stanford.