Schefter: "There's no way" the Rams won't pick Sam Bradford at No. 1

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I suppose we would draft a QB at #4, sign a vet like Pennington or Bulger, and see what happens from there.

What would make you think that Pennington and Bulger are better than Campbell? Hell, are they better than Todd Collins?

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Pocket$ $traight

What would make you think that Pennington and Bulger are better than Campbell? Hell, are they better than Todd Collins?

I don't think that Pennington and Bulger are better than Campbell. For me, I wouldn't trade Campbell unless real riches were involved.

But the question was posed about what we will do at QB if we trade JC before the draft. In this scenario it seems to me that Shanny would want to bring in another vet, if nothing else for competition. If you then wonder what vets are available, Pennington and (likely) Bulger come to mind. That's all.

[DIE-NASTY]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I don't think that Pennington and Bulger are better than Campbell. For me, I wouldn't trade Campbell unless real riches were involved.

But the question was posed about what we will do at QB if we trade JC before the draft. In this scenario it seems to me that Shanny would want to bring in another vet, if nothing else for competition. If you then wonder what vets are available, Pennington and (likely) Bulger come to mind. That's all.

I like Campbell but wouldn't mind if we traded him if the price was right. I don't want to give him away for whitner and a 5th rd.

As far as QB competition, what about Jeff Garcia. I think he's a decent stop-gap who can help you win games. He's mobile, experienced and a gamer. he played great for the Eagles a couple years back when McNabb went down.

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by Pocket$ $traight

What would make you think that Pennington and Bulger are better than Campbell? Hell, are they better than Todd Collins?

Both Pennington and Bulger can anticipate their WRs getting open and have better accuracy, but neither of them have the arm strength to be very successful in a Shanahan offense, in which the two very notable QBs, Cutler and Elway, he had both have rocket arms and along with the other necessary skills.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by SirClintonPortis

Both Pennington and Bulger can anticipate their WRs getting open and have better accuracy, but neither of them have the arm strength to be very successful in a Shanahan offense, in which the two very notable QBs, Cutler and Elway, he had both have rocket arms and along with the other necessary skills.

Did Plummer have a rocket arm? I can't remember.