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Bradford Gets The Start Verses The Patsies With A Tiger Of A Target!

A. J. Feeley has been officially scratched from the roster for this Thursdays pre-season game against the New England Patriots with a sprained thumb. The injury is not severe. The team wants to be cautious with Feeley and say he should return to the practice field on Saturday following the New England game. This means rookie Sam Bradford will get all the work with Steven Jackson and the first team offense. It’s put up or shut up time for the kid.

The Rams are finally getting the idea! You want to put butts in the seats at that empty dome??? Pick up some local talent! This week the Rams signed a prime target for Bradford to toss the ball to, Danario Alexander, an all Big 12 wide reciever and stand out at the University of Missouri! Alexander will wear number 84 for the Rams and will see action on Thursday night in Foxborough.

Check back this weekend for the game recap and just how our boys do against the Patsies!

I am Ram Man and I will see you in the end zone!

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Keith says:

August 24, 2010 at 9:49 am

Karl,

Did you really say, "It’s put up or shut up time for the kid.", in regards to Sam's first start in a preseason game? Seriously, you are going to base your whole evaluation of Sam on this one game, when we all know, NO QB does outstanding their rookie year. Plain and Simple.
Karl TheFlickFanatic says:

August 25, 2010 at 9:20 am

It's time for Sam to show us something more than a 58 QB rating if he wants to start this season (which I think he shouldn't). People keep telling me that he is doing so poorly because he hasn't had Steven Jackson in the backfield with him and the defenses have blitz every down. The upside he looks better than the veteran Matty L. in Arizona! Bradford will have all the starters around him, the line is playing better, he has a real running game and the Patsy starters on defense are on the decline. It all sets up for his first TD of the pre-season. But if he still struggles, I don't want him to go, I just think he needs to take his time and learn the offense and come in later in the season. And next draft get him a playmaker to catch the ball!