Rams reporter Nick Wagoner says quarterback Austin Davis has been a pleasant surprise but his future could be determined the next two weeks against San Francisco and Seattle.
Watch Wagoner's Davis Report
Watch Wagoner's Davis Report
I was one of the few who thought his play was possible. I'm not ready to call him our future QB but I do believe he has all the tools necessary to be one. I'm a huge Bradford fan and I want to see them both compete for the starter spot next year. Depending on what we do in the draft I rather have Davis Bradford and Keenum. Because honestly we have bigger needs for the draft mainly Guard center safety lb. I believe with our running backs and wide receivers we have now we can be competitive and win games just need to get that Oline straight and a couple pieces on defenseWhat is the worst case with Davis? The team has stumbled (despite the teams efforts to cut him loose and many fans....one named me....doubting his ability to play in the NFL) upon a good, young QB option. Even if by the end of the year he has not clearly established himself as the guy he gives a long term legitimate 2nd QB for the team.
What is the worst case with Davis? The team has stumbled (despite the teams efforts to cut him loose and many fans....one named me....doubting his ability to play in the NFL) upon a good, young QB option. Even if by the end of the year he has not clearly established himself as the guy he gives a long term legitimate 2nd QB for the team. Davis has proven himself a no lose development for the Rams.
Well, that won't be next year so it he morphs into a highly valued guy the Rams could sign him.Worse case? AD explodes and then leaves to be a starter.
People say crazy things sometimes...some people sayin Davis is more of a playmaker then bradford.
I think he's going to play very well against the Niners.
As good as their secondary has been thus far this season (impressive 57% completion percentage against), the Rams have a group of pass catchers who are going to get mismatches on just about every down. So purely from the perspective of WRs and TEs of the Rams against SF secondary I expect them to double Quick and try to eliminate him but it's not gonna work as Davis gets through his reads and has shown a proficiency for spreading the ball around very well.
What that means is that it comes down to pressure in this game, particularly on third downs which is where Davis leads the league in QB rating. Looking at the Niners' sack totals they aren't much better than us tbh, with only 5. They do get some good pressure, but their strength is their disciplined zone play in the secondary, their quality LBs being able to rush or drop very well on passing downs, and ability to get off the field.
Personally I believe that Quick, Britt, Cook, Kendricks, and Bailey are more than enough to allow this kid to keep the chains moving. Get ready for another big game from the kid, IMO.
Davis is exciting, but it seems many are forgetting that Bradford looked far and away the best QB on the team before he went down.
This is easily the most talent Bradford would have ever played with.
i agree, Bradford looked better ? how? In preseason? before he got injured? please...Right now Davis is playing better than I have ever seen Bradford play and it's not all that close. There is LOTS of football to go but as it stands right now Davis is kicking ass unlike any Rams QB we have seen in many, many years.