Lost in the suffocating discussion regarding what the St. Louis Rams will do with their No. 2 overall pick is whether or not the Rams have, or will, consider trading starting quarterback Sam Bradford. Though Bradford is a few years removed from being a No. 1 pick himself and is an ex-Offensive Rookie of the Year, some fans may consider it a blunder if, years down the line, Robert Griffin III ends up having a better career than Bradford.
In his Tuesday column, Sports Illustrated's Peter King said that the Rams have no interest in trading Bradford, who is reportedly a favorite of both new head coach Jeff Fisher and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. By King's reasoning, the Rams can get more for the No. 2 pick than they could for Bradford, and that the combination of Bradford and the resulting loot would be the best way to improve the team.
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Lost in the suffocating discussion regarding what the St. Louis Rams will do with their No. 2 overall pick is whether or not the Rams have, or will, consider trading starting quarterback Sam Bradford. Though Bradford is a few years removed from being a No. 1 pick himself and is an ex-Offensive Rookie of the Year, some fans may consider it a blunder if, years down the line, Robert Griffin III ends up having a better career than Bradford.
In his Tuesday column, Sports Illustrated's Peter King said that the Rams have no interest in trading Bradford, who is reportedly a favorite of both new head coach Jeff Fisher and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. By King's reasoning, the Rams can get more for the No. 2 pick than they could for Bradford, and that the combination of Bradford and the resulting loot would be the best way to improve the team.
For updates, stay tuned to SB Nation St. Louis. For more in-depth Rams coverage, head over to Turf Show Times. For more on the 2012 NFL Draft, check out SB Nation's dedicated section and Mocking the Draft.