Really Sam Bradford?

[Prime Time]

I was a fan for his potential talent but something about his personality turned me off. I always said he came off as a naive or immature person, especially for the shoes he had to fill.

I know I will be criticized for this but I'm a fan of "rah rah" Brett Favre type quarterbacks. There have been many quiet, stoic types who had great success in the NFL but that's just my preference. A leader should inspire those around him and I never got that impression from SB.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

The Rams deal was to take a massive pay cut. They didn't want to pay him $13m. The Eagles paid him that amount last year and now signed him for $18m per season. What do you find strange about it?

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How massive

 

[RaminExile]

He's a pro. He's not going to say anything other than "best locker room ever...best coach ever....I'm happy...etc". It's being a pro and a good teammate and leader even if it's not true.

 

[jjab360]

I literally couldn't care less...

 

[kurtfaulk]

How massive

dunno. that was the vibe snead gave when talking about the situation back then.

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[RamFanWA]

Likewise... I have worked for enough upper management types that have lied to my face also. Maybe that is being professional... I do not think so.

 

[fancents86]

This is business, EVERYONE says some kind of BS to make the fans and owners/coaches happy. The rams are no longer signing his pay checks, why should he represent a team that he's no longer on?