Billy D. was working his former teams again, this time trading with the Falcons to secure another pick in the 6th round. If anyone was wondering, this was the Adam Carriker pick he traded.
With the first pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma.
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SAM BRADFORD - GRUDEN'S QB CAMP Very good video... kid looks a'ight :-)
I think he will give us the best chance to win pretty early...
Hot rumor from Jason Brewer at BGN, but Rams officials here are talking about arrangements for Sam Bradford to fly to St. Louis and tour the Rams facility. So, unless it's a bunch of hot air, it seems Bradford is the #1 pick.
The NFL is also broadcasting the draft live online, for people like me who can't get the foil adjusted properly on my rabbit ears.
Yes, taking Bradford is a risky move. Yes, I’m scared to say I’m endorsing the pick because of the risk that he fails. However, the Rams don’t really have much of a choice. The rate of success in the NFL without a franchise quarterback is very, very low, and Bradford just makes too much sense to turn down at this point in the game.
That's Nick G's analysis from NFLTouchdown.com.I've got to be honest, it's been just kind of bogus stuff. I'll tell you this, we have not had a firm offer at all. It's just kind of dancing around like would you think about it if it was right? But I'll tell you nobody's called today. So the longer this goes, obviously, it appears more likely that we're going to keep the pick.
That's Rams GM Billy Devaney on Sirius Radio today. IMO, the chances of this pick getting dealt are slim to none.Condon said reports that he was seeking $50 million in guaranteed money for Bradford were "inaccurate."
Interesting insight from Condon on Bradford's contract demands.