Jon Gruden: "Bradford is definitely the future of this Franchise."
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bluecoconuts
Legend
Last night it sounded like he was about to say "If Bradford was playing the Rams would be blowing out Seattle" but he kind of hinted at it and then didn't expand further. I got the feeling he was thinking that though.
RaminExile
Hall of Fame
Meh. What's the point. God himself could descend from the clouds and bellow at the top of his mighty lungs, "BRADFORD IS THE CHOSEN ONE!", and you'd STILL get some dipshit on RamStalk try argue QBR with him.
LumberTubs
As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean
Gruden was very complimentary about our D too. Obviously, watching our front four molest Wilson and his o-line all night, you could only be complimentary about it but looking at headlines around the internet, the focus has been mainly on the She-whores and how cr@ppy they were rather than how dominant Quinn, Long et al were for all four quarters
Edit: just saw there's a whole thread already dedicated to this
Edit: just saw there's a whole thread already dedicated to this
bwdenverram
Legend
Saying all that before the game, love to hear him after the game. But was a fair assesment and pretty much what we already know.
Eh, that was one of the few times I agreed with him. There's supposed to be indisputable evidence. Can anyone really tell me that the evidence was indisputable on that play? The ball came out right on the borderline between the arm moving forward and the arm going backwards. Can't see how they could make a conclusive call on that one.
My only real complaint was when the in-house ref said that the fumble caused the ball to travel 12 yards down the field. Okay..
"Definitely" - I don't know I would use that word.
So what they are saying is, it isn't possible to throw a ball forward unless you have a full grip on the ball. I want to see that one administrated moving forward.
The Ram defense IS pretty good. But, the Seahawks were using back-ups all over the line, (Ram fans know how that works out) and Harvin wasn't there. When they are at full strength, they are the best team in the Division, if not in all of football. And with that cocky attitude many of them display, I find them the most unlikable as well.
The Rams appear this year to be where they are every year - just a couple of wide receivers, pass protectors, run blockers, and a running back away from being a decent NFL team. Now you add qb to the that list. Are we talking next year's draft picks yet?
My only real complaint was when the in-house ref said that the fumble caused the ball to travel 12 yards down the field. Okay..
So what they are saying is, it isn't possible to throw a ball forward unless you have a full grip on the ball. I want to see that one administrated moving forward.
The Ram defense IS pretty good. But, the Seahawks were using back-ups all over the line, (Ram fans know how that works out) and Harvin wasn't there. When they are at full strength, they are the best team in the Division, if not in all of football. And with that cocky attitude many of them display, I find them the most unlikable as well.
The Rams appear this year to be where they are every year - just a couple of wide receivers, pass protectors, run blockers, and a running back away from being a decent NFL team. Now you add qb to the that list. Are we talking next year's draft picks yet?
I'm witcha jrry ESPECIALLY SINCE the OBJECT of throwing the ball is to GET IT MOVING FORWARD AND LET GO