Random Ramsdom: Oct 15th, 2009
Another Thursday, another week almost over. You know what that means...another Rams game! excited to watch yet? Well, of course you are! And to help you get your Rams fix over the next two no-NFL days are these stories:
- Mike Sando has an injury update. It appears Jason Smith (less likely) and Marc Bulger (more likely) will play this Sunday. Cross your fingers.
- If anyone needs reminding about a certain "big game" player with this week's game against Jacksonville coming up, look at this Jim Thomas article. If you don't know who I'm talking about, here is a hint: they call him "uncle" now.
- With the recent spur of free agent talk yesterday, here is some news on that front: Barry Wilner from AP reports that owners decided not to have a window before free agency where players can talk with potential teams. Phew, glad that isn't going to happen!
- Should the Rams trade for Brady Quinn? That is the exact question Jeff over at Ramsgab asked.
And with that, I hope you have a great Thursday.
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I would not be comfortable trading for Brady Quinn
He’s kind of a hybrid of Bulger and Boller (and not really the good stuff). He throws (or has thrown) almost exclusively short passes which is why there was such a rift with Edwards.
He’s a nice kid (I suppose) and has a nice little arm, but I’d be skeptical to trade for and then be expected to sign long-term a guy who either doesn’t seem interested in or able to stretch the field.
Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.
I Agree
Quinn would just be a little more of the same. I’d rather get a monster DE to replace Little (who has been as good as he could be all these years) but we all know his time has almost come. Of course, I don’t do da draftin or tradin but it’s just IMO. Maybe a shutdown CB also?
Forget Brady Quinn.
Our biggest need going into next year is finding a pass rush. That’s crucial for us to have any chance to really improve the won-lost record.

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