The Rams still have a ton of options.. bring one or two of these guys onto the roster as a stop gap for the next year or two.
BTW.. I think you can win in this league with Jason Campbell and a steady OC. Make a deal with the Skins for him..
Player Position Status 2009 Team 2010 Team
Beck, John QB RFA BAL TBD
Boller, Kyle QB UFA STL TBD
Brunell, Mark QB UFA NO TBD
Bulger, Marc QB Released STL TBD
Campbell, Jason QB RFA WAS TBD
Clemens, Kellen QB RFA NYJ TBD
Collins, Todd QB Released WAS TBD
Croyle, Brodie QB RFA KC TBD
Culpepper, Daunte QB UFA DET TBD
Hamdan, Gibran QB RFA BUF TBD
Jackson, Tarvaris QB RFA MIN TBD
Losman, J.P. QB RFA OAK TBD
McCown, Josh QB UFA CAR TBD
Orton, Kyle QB RFA DEN TBD
Ramsey, Patrick QB UFA DET TBD
Simms, Chris QB Released DEN TBD
Smith, Troy QB RFA BAL TBD
St. Pierre, Brian QB UFA ARI TBD
Personally they need to focus on the lines before they worry about adding a QB.
If I am the Rams and I am serious about turning the franchise around.. I take the best lineman on their board.. preferably Olineman.
The Rams are a long ways from competing honestly.. so IMO, if you are going to hang onto Jackson, then build a run first team with heavy focus on the lines. Build that first.. then look to a franchise QB.
Especially paying the kind of money you have to shell out for a #1 QB.. when the rookie salary tiers begin.. I might change my mind on this tactic.. but the way it is now.. that QB better be damn special to become the #1 overall pick.
BTW.. I think Bradford has a ton of work to do before he can be considered a franchise QB.. trying to develop him behind a porous offensive line will not get it done.
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"