ST. LOUIS - NOVEMBER 21: Rodger Saffold #76 of the St. Louis Rams is introduced prior to playing against the Atlanta Falcons at the Edward Jones Dome on November 21 2010 in St. Louis Missouri. The Falcons beat the Rams 34-17. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)
Before Jeff Fisher joined the Rams, he watched the Rams play. Does anyone think he was really impressed by the offense? The quarterback stepping back to pass, but somehow always ends up laying down, and when he wasn't laying down, he wasn't throwing touchdowns. The wide receivers couldn't create separation.
If the Rams want to win games this season the offense has to take that next step. Last season the Rams offense scored 12.1 points a game (32nd), only 283.6 yards per game (31st), and only scored more than 10 points in 9 games.
Even though the Rams added some good draft picks and some good veterans, there were players on the team last season that continued to show their potential, but time could be running short on them.
So vote and tell us in the comments, which player has the most to prove. My vote is on Brandon Gibson, a player I thought would breakout last season, but I think can still be a good player.
Poll
Which Offensive Player Has The Most To Prove
Brandon Gibson (15 votes)
DX (53 votes)
Rodger Saffold (60 votes)
Jason Smith (586 votes)
Greg Salas (8 votes)
Austin Pettis (21 votes)
Sam Bradford (367 votes)
Lance Kendricks (139 votes)
Michael Hoomanawanui (37 votes)
1286 total votes
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