2-14 Rams, Couldn’t Look Any Better
When the St. Louis Rams made headlines when – in my opinion – they fleeced the Washington Redskins with the big trade that became official last Tuesday afternoon, it was just the start of new head coach Jeff Fisher and general manager Les Snead’s plan to turn around the long suffering franchise.
Most of you know the details of the trade. The Rams moved down four spots from number two to number six position, picked up Washington’s second-round pick (39th overall) this year, plus Washington’s first round pick in the next two drafts. The Redskins paid the huge price even though the entire National Football League knew the Rams were moving out of that spot. It has become obvious the goal of the Rams is to build for the long term. They will be power players in the next three drafts and the moves they have made and not made early on in free agency, will have the Rams getting younger while freeing up cap space.
The 2011 Over-Drafted Fantasy Team
Every day the prospects for a full, uninterrupted professional football season are looking more and more promising. The number of fantasy drafts that have already taken place have increased to the point that
Ultimate Sam Bradford Rookie 2010 Highlights
Another gem from Gridiron Experts newest talent: Hancho. Spread the love on facebook, we are all missing football these days
Best and Worst Fantasy Rookies of 2010
Best and Worst Fantasy Rookies of 2010 Each year Fantasy owners gamble on the unpredictable nature of a NFL rookie. Some are drafted high, while others are sleepers lower on your fantasy draft board. Regardless of their future in the NFL, the eyes of greedy “what have you done for me lately” fantasy owners are ranking them on production. Here is are the Best and Worst Fantasy Rookies of 2010: The Best 1. Sam Bradford, QB, St. Louis Rams The Rams selected Bradford first overall in the draft and absolutely picked correctly. Not only did Bradford win the Rookie of the Year award, but he led the Rams to seven wins (one in 2009) and…
