ST LOUIS, MO - SEPTEMBER 25: Receiver Torrey Smith #82 of the Baltimore Ravens dives for a pass in the end zone as Justin King #21 of the St. Louis Rams defends during the 1st quarter of the game on September 25, 2011 at the Edward Jones Dome in St Louis, Missouri. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
The most useless debate in the NFL, well, at least as it relates to the St. Louis Rams, was the Andrew Luck versus Sam Bradford debate that enraged partisans throughout the spring. Bradford is restarting his career in St. Louis, while Luck is starting his in Indianapolis. Justin King, a former Rams player now with the Colts and cornerback by default, offered his take on the two young passers.
— Phillip B Wilson (@pwilson24) August 6, 2012
#Colts CB Justin King says QB Andrew Luck doesn't repeat mistakes, from St. Louis days, QB Sam Bradford had misreads that Luck doesn't.
King should know all about misreads. Despite his blazing speed, he was constantly burned by receivers at the top and bottom of opponents' depth charts. Ask Torrey Smith about matching up against him. (In fairness to King, he should fit better in Indianapolis Cover-2 system).
The Rams and Colts face off on Sunday in the preseason, and we have our first official subtext. Again, to take off the homer hat, Bradford has plenty prove after his first two seasons in the NFL. Burning Justin King could be a good opportunity for a tune up.
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