Judging by the puzzled look on Sam Bradford's face, someone might need to get him a translator to read the Rams' playbook.
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September 27, 2013
Not many people are sure what’s up with Sam Bradford or the St. Louis Rams.
From the looks of things on Thursday night, Bradford is not sure, either.
The Rams signal caller was literally left shaking his head as the San Francisco 49ers torched the Rams 35-11 in the opening game of Week 4, and not even the provision of a notebook full of printouts could help Bradford deduce what...
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September 27, 2013
St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford had a disappointing night against the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday Night Football losing 35-11. Bradford struggled against the 49ers defense completing only 19 of 41 passes, fumbling the ball and was sacked five times for a loss of 32 yards. In the second quarter Bradford was on the sidelines attempting to solve the riddle that is the 49ers...
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September 27, 2013
We mentioned earlier that the Rams would like to talk about a contract extension with quarterback Sam Bradford.
According to ProFootballTalk.com, the Rams and Bradford’s camp haven’t initiated any contract talks.
Per a source with knowledge of the situation, there have been no talks between the Rams and Bradford’s camp — and there likely won’t be until the 2014 offseason...
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September 27, 2013
By Shaun DePasquale (@ShaunDoesDraft) Few could have imagined back in 2010, when Sam Bradford was the apple of the NFL’s eye, that three years later, we would be looking at the Rams QB and the #1 pick of the 2010 NFL Draft as an unmitigated bust. But after the Rams 35-11 clunker of a loss […]
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September 26, 2013
Sam Bradford is a decent NFL starter but hasn’t lived up the contract of a former first overall pick (pre-rookie cap), so it’s no surprise that Bradford would rather wait a year or two before discussing a new deal, however the Rams front office appears confident enough in Bradford that they apparently won’t be looking to go another direction and wouldn’t be opposed to talks...
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September 26, 2013
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Don’t believe, ask the St. Louis Rams. While experts and pundits are bashing and criticizing Sam Bradford on a daily basis, NFL Network’s Mike Silver and Ian Rapoport are reporting that the Rams think Bradford is a franchise quarterback, and would love to get an extension done.
So it sounds like Bradford, for as bad as he’s been, holds...
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September 26, 2013
Ian Rapoport and Mike Silver are reports that the St. Louis Rams are willing to sign QB Sam Bradford to a contract extension right now.
Rapoport mentions that the Rams view Bradford as their franchise quarterback, but he is apparently in “no rush” to renegotiate his current deal.
Rapoport adds that Bradford may hold off on contract talks until 2015, depending on how he performs...
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September 27, 2013
Sam Bradford and the Rams looked atrocious in a 35-11 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday night in St. Louis. Getting picked in the 49ers’ end zone minutes before halftime, the 25-year-old Bradford finished 19 for 41 with a touchdown. Prior to the drubbing, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said that St. Louis is “willing to re-do Sam Bradford’s contract now.” Taken first...
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September 27, 2013
There are several sports stories and headlines for you to keep up with this weekend. Every Friday in the Bommarito Sports Update we will help sift through it all to keep you updated. Some of the key storylines to follow this weekend are...
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September 27, 2013
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Say this for Sam Bradford, he was the Rams offense tonight. Say this too: the Rams offense was not at all good tonight.
On a night just five days removed from a brutal thrashing at the hands...
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September 27, 2013
ST LOUIS --The Rams fans who decided to show up to the Edward Jones Dome on Thursday conveyed their feelings loud and clear before they gave up and trudged toward the exits with more than 10 minutes left in quarter four.
Had the place been full instead of the generously announced crowd of 56,640, the boos would have been much louder.
There sure was plenty to boo about.
Sam Bradford...
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September 26, 2013
Courtesy of Zimbio
San Francisco -3.5 at St. Louis
When the NFL was drafting the 2013 schedule, this game probably seemed like an easy choice for the Thursday Night Footall spotlight; two teams with stock on the rise led by young quarterbacks with arguably elite potential. Instead this game will feature a couple of 1-3 teams coming off of blowout losses. To put last week into perspective...
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September 26, 2013
For most of the first half, this looked to be a game that gibed for the Rams which is another way of saying a low-scoring game. St. Louis isn’t going to keep up with any team that score more than 30 unless you spot them defense and special teams scores, so the early plodding place was just about their speed.The Rams started things off with a first down and a punt. The Niners responded...
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