The problem with the Rams is that they don't pick up any difference makers.

I agree totally, everyone will immediately point to Flaco, Ryan, and Snchez, but the factors that these people are leaving out is the talent level of the teams that those guys took over. You had Farve in New York before Sanchez, Schaub and Vick in Atlanta before Ryan, and The Ravens had already been winning games through rushing and defense for the past decade before Flaco arrived. This team is not ready for a rookie QB, similar to the way the team was when Tony Banks was forced into action, and this team is in worse shape now than it was back then. I'd much rather get a QB in the 2nd or 3rd, bottom line take Suh 1st overall.

I believe the Raiders are a better team than most people think they are.

If my Fins get Dez Bryant on that fully loaded offense with Teddy Ginn, Devon Bess, and Greg Camarillo, and we get the defense repaired, I see the Fins getting back to the top of the AFC East pretty easily.

Bradford doesn't play 22 positions, also I don't see where Bradford has separated himself from the pack of quarterbacks that are in this draft, especially Colt McCoy and Tim Tebow. Even though I still believe they pushed the greatest QB this city has ever sniffed (Kurt Wraner) out of this city for Marc Bulger, Marc was, and I believe still is a hell of a QB, also I hope he catches on somewhere in the league and has a great rest of his career.

Unless you can still make a deal to get that 4th pick or the 3rd, I believe it would be best to play out your cards with the picks you have. In my opinion the great part of making the trade was that you could still get the best player in the draft that you want and need, and in addition, pick up extra draft picks. Any other move I'd make in this draft would have me taking Suh in the 1st, and attempting to multiply the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th round picks into more picks lower in those rounds. I also don't think it is a smart move to be dangling Atogwe as bait, because he is one of your core players, don't do this unless you definitely have a solid prospect to fill the hole that will be made in that position. The Redskins may still want to make the move and I believe they'll be asking for Alex Barron to be a part of the trade, they have to put some decent pass blockers in front of McNabb, and Barron is young enough that he would still be a decent player by the time Bradford begins starting for them.

If Kevin Curtis is considering playing for the Lambs again he shouldn't. Kevin take your game to Chicago, for your own good, the Rams coaching staff won't know where or how to use you, if you don't believe me ask Donnie Avery.

D'Marco, I find it odd that you can speak out so forcefully on this issue but when it comes to speaking out about how pathetic the lack of talent is on the Rams roster, you're quiet as a church mouse, why is that? I know you know that this team currently needs a mobile quarterback that evade the pass rush because this O-line can't pass block for crap, but when Michael Vick is brought up you begin hemming and hawing like the rest of the clowns and air heads in the St.Louis sports media, and you're talking about fair and people that act like babies. I know you understand the impact that having talent on the field, on the sideline, and in the booth can have on a teams success, but do you speak out against the moves the Rams front office and coaching staff has made to deplete the talent on this roster, no. I also know you know that everyone in your locker room does not have to be a model citizen, as long as they do their job on the football field, but do you speak on that, no. But this overtime issue, you knocked that out of the ballpark.

Oh yeah, I can see we're really going to be loaded this season. I see a playoff run, maybe even a NFC championship. Go and gettem Coach "SPAGS,"And then I woke up, [Naughty language removed.]. This is pathetic.

Oh yeah, I can see we're really going to be loaded this season. I see a playoff run, maybe even a NFC championship. Go and gettem Coach "SPAGS,"And then I woke up, [Naughty language removed.]. This is pathetic.

I have to agree, the Fells move was a good one. He has his best years ahead of him. He can run and catch. I'm not sure about his blocking skill, and I don't believe he is 6'4" 270 either, but at least they resigned someone with some kind of play making ability, now if they would go get another tight end, maybe the guy the patriots let go, sign T.O. or trade for Marshall, draft another receiver, maybe the Mizzou receiver, get Laurent Robinson healthy, and move Avery or Burton to the slot position. If they do this they would have a nice group of receivers, with size and speed. Next get the offensive line situated, and you may be on the right track to being a winner, especially if you get a solid two and three at running back.

"how about old man Favre, Flacco or Schaub ... or perhaps Delhomme," Those are some interesting picks, now which one is available for the Rams to get, not Farve, not Flacco, not Schaub, and Delhomme couldn't play his way out of a paper bag with good receivers last year. "there's still Orton, Brunell and Pennington," Once again which one can we have play for the Rams, not Orton, not Pennington, and Brunell is as ancient as a Egyptian artifact, was on the down slope of his career when he left Jacksonville, and has no mobility to evade the rush, which is mandatory with the Rams pathetic pass blocking. "Vick, who'd have to climb up a long way to be a thug," Ah-ha, finally the truth, what that man does away from his job on the field should not be more important to you than what he does on the field number one, and number two, the man paid more than his debt to society, truthfully, if he wasn't a NFL player, definitely not a black NFL player, the price he had to pay would not have been so high, trust me.

"how about old man Favre, Flacco or Schaub ... or perhaps Delhomme," Those are some interesting picks, now which one is available for the Rams to get, not Farve, not Flacco, not Schaub, and Delhomme couldn't play his way out of a paper bag with good receivers last year. "there's still Orton, Brunell and Pennington," Once again which one can we have play for the Rams, not Orton, not Pennington, and Brunell is as ancient as a Egyptian artifact, was on the down slope of his career when he left Jacksonville, and has no mobility to evade the rush, which is mandatory with the Rams pathetic pass blocking. "Vick, who'd have to climb up a long way to be a thug," Ah-ha, finally the truth, what that man does away from his job on the field should not be more important to you than what he does on the field number one, and number two, the man paid more than his debt to society, truthfully, if he wasn't a NFL player, definitely not a black NFL player, the price he had to pay would not have been so high, trust me.

"how about old man Favre, Flacco or Schaub ... or perhaps Delhomme," Those are some interesting picks, now which one is available for the Rams to get, not Farve, not Flacco, not Schaub, and Delhomme couldn't play his way out of a paper bag with good receivers last year. "there's still Orton, Brunell and Pennington," Once again which one can we have play for the Rams, not Orton, not Pennington, and Brunell is as ancient as a Egyptian artifact, was on the down slope of his career when he left Jacksonville, and has no mobility to evade the rush, which is mandatory with the Rams pathetic pass blocking. "Vick, who'd have to climb up a long way to be a thug," Ah-ha, finally the truth, what that man does away from his job on the field should not be more important to you than what he does on the field number one, and number two, the man paid more than his debt to society, truthfully, if he wasn't a NFL player, definitely not a black NFL player, the price he had to pay would not have been so high, trust me.

I believe that this is the most honest column I have read from any media person in the St.Louis media. There seems to be a lot of tip toeing around the fact that the Rams said they were going to look for guy's with productive years left ahead of them, then they sign not one but two guys at the end of there careers, pushed out guys in their prime like Tinoisomoa and Witherspoon to play Journeymen, and let's be serious the four pillars aren't allowing them to attain much needed talent to fill the holes on their roster. Micheal Vick gives you the best chance to be competitive next season, Suh gives you the best chance to be competitive next season, Taking a QB in the second round gives you the better chance of competing next season, so why are you signing bums off the street and the leagues aging back ups, it is a sad situation over there at Rams Park, much worse than anything that was going on when Martz was the head guy, I knew things were going in the wrong direction when they didn't go out and get a real proven coach like a Brian Billick, or someone else who has built a winner before.