Rams QB Sam Bradford Talks OTAs, His Health & the Offense

[RamBill]

Rams QB Sam Bradford talks to Randy Karraker on 101ESPN Radio. He talks about how OTA’s are going, how his recovery is going, how much he missed not playing last year, and how much he looks forward to this year. He’s excited about the offense and he sees more of a vertical passing game, trying to put an emphasis on pushing the ball down the field letting our playmakers make plays. He thinks the strong run game they will have will help the passing game…He talks about what kind of advice he would give Johnny Manziel…. plus much more in an 11 minute interview.

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Rams QB Sam Bradford talks to Randy Karraker on 101ESPN Radio. He talks about how OTA’s are going, how his recovery is going, how much he missed not playing last year, and how much he looks forward to this year. He’s excited about the offense and he sees more of a vertical passing game, trying to put an emphasis on pushing the ball down the field letting our playmakers make plays. He thinks the strong run game they will have will help the passing game…He talks about what kind of advice he would give Johnny Manziel…. plus much more in an 11 minute interview.

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That's what's up.

 

[RamzFanz]

That's what's up.

You haven't heard he can't do vertical? Hmm.

 

[HE WITH HORNS]

Last year in interviews, he talked about needing to check it down more, and that was no good. I'm looking forward to seeing him actually chuck it downfield.

 

[FRO]

Last year in interviews, he talked about needing to check it down more, and that was no good. I'm looking forward to seeing him actually chuck it downfield.

I think that strategy had a lot to do with last years offensive line. Dahl was average, but in decline. The LG spot was a gigantic hole. Saffold never played RT. So calling deep drops would have been stupid (see 2011 Josh McDaniels). I think the run game will open stuff down the field. With that said we need a receiver(s) to emerge. I like what I hear from Britt, but he was a castoff for a reason. The second and third year guys need to step it up.

 

[Memphis Ram]

He’s excited about the offense and he sees more of a vertical passing game, trying to put an emphasis on pushing the ball down the field letting our playmakers make plays.