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Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Right now, I don't even think we will be able to get Bradford. This is the first sign right here Report: Bulger cleans out locker | ProFootballTalk.com

So now they'll need a QB.

And the team which picks in front of us, the Bucs may trade out of their 3rd overall pick

Dominik says Bucs are ready to trade up, or to trade down | ProFootballTalk.com

now if they were to trade down with the Bills or any other team in need of a QB, then its 50-50 as to which QB they take and the upper hand goes to Bradford.

So now maybe we may not even get Bradford even if we want to...

Apparently they're quite smitten with Vick right now.

Rams' interest in Vick intensifies?
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Michael Vick | Eagles | Interested: Cardinals?, Bills?, Panthers?, Rams?, Raiders? Top Email

Possible Vick landing spots
Buffalo Bills: The team desperately needs a QB, and there could be a scheme match as well: Bills coach Chan Gailey made a viable NFL starter out of Tyler Thigpen in 2008 running a spread offense, and Vick is a souped-up version of Thigpen.
St. Louis Rams: GM Billy Devaney has a relationship with Vick dating back to the Atlanta Falcons days, and Devaney even visited Vick in prison. Like the Bills, the Rams are in dire straits with their QB situation.
We've been speculating on some possible trade locations for Michael Vick for a while now. Bernie Miklasz of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Rams assistants were calling in to Philly to ask about Vick and during his lap around Radio Row at the Super Bowl last week, Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo seemed genuinely interested in acquiring Vick, per Miklasz. With the word that Marc Bulger might not be long for St. Louis, this has increased speculation that the Rams are heavily in play for No. 7.

Vick had some interesting remarks on the radio recently (as reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution). He indicated that he was "complacent, somewhat lazy" while with the Falcons, and he vowed to work harder for his next team. Buzz on a possible Vick deal puts the price tag as a fourth-rounder, according to multiple sources.

In addition to the Bills and Rams -- considered the two front-runners -- Clifton Brown of the Sporting News opines that the Raiders, Panthers and Cardinals all make sense as trade destinations for No. 7.