Did the Rams make a mistake in not drafting RGIII?

[kubernetes]

Yes. 100%. Should have drafted RGIII and traded Bradford for a 1st. Bradford simply isn't going to be anything special in this league and you could have seen that from his first 2 years. Still hasn't made any significant jumps either. Some team probably would have gave them an early second and that would be great compensation.

I agree with this. This is a QB-driven league, and the difference between a "potential elite" QB and a "serviceable starter" is massive when it comes to making the playoffs and winning championships. Bradford's okay, but he's nothing special. RG3 could carry his franchise for 10+ years. That's worth more than a Herschel Walker trade.

[manbearchef]

I agree with this. This is a QB-driven league, and the difference between a "potential elite" QB and a "serviceable starter" is massive when it comes to making the playoffs and winning championships. Bradford's okay, but he's nothing special. RG3 could carry his franchise for 10+ years. That's worth more than a Herschel Walker trade.

lol

[NJrockPD]

Jeff Fisher knows what he's doing.

[Austeezy]

Yes. 100%. Should have drafted RGIII and traded Bradford for a 1st. Bradford simply isn't going to be anything special in this league and you could have seen that from his first 2 years. Still hasn't made any significant jumps either. Some team probably would have gave them an early second and that would be great compensation.

You're going to regret saying that. My man Bradford is gonna prove all the haters wrong.

[torrance]

Trade made sense for both teams. Redskins got their franchise QB and the Rams got a s---load of good draft picks.

I still believe Bradford will be very good, possibly cracking the useless top 10 rankings that people have. He just completed his 3rd year and is only 25 years old, which is still young as far as I'm concerned. Plus, he's had to deal with way too many offensive coordinators in his short career.

The NFC West should be very interesting in the next few years.

[Giants #1 Fan]

The thing is just because they stock loaded on picks doesn't mean they will pan out. Remember when redskins got all those draft picks for Ricky Williams and ended up with jack ****

[bda28]

The thing is just because they stock loaded on picks doesn't mean they will pan out. Remember when redskins got all those draft picks for Ricky Williams and ended up with jack ****

Then why make the thread now, when we won't know whether those picks pan out or not until, you know, after they make them?

[lincecum=future]

I'm pretty sure Christian Ponder played pretty damn well..

Yeah when him and the whole team jumped on AP's back

[kubernetes]

the Rams got a s---load of good draft picks.

Picks that have lost significant value due to the Redskins' success. I'm guessing those picks in coming years won't be too great either.

I know it's all hindsight, but man did the Rams get shafted.

[BKdoubleStacker]

Picks that have lost significant value due to the Redskins' success. I'm guessing those picks in coming years won't be too great either.

I know it's all hindsight, but man did the Rams get shafted.

yea, they sure did

[nasthemasta]

hell no....when Greg Jennings is a Ram next year we're gunna see how good Bradford really is

[Austeezy]

The thing is just because they stock loaded on picks doesn't mean they will pan out. Remember when redskins got all those draft picks for Ricky Williams and ended up with jack ****

Ummm Jeff Fisher?

In Fisher I trust

[Frozenred]

to early to say, we don't knwo what they will get for the extra draft picks

Nailed it.

Also, they already had Sam Bradford (#1 pick), so it could be very costly to take 2 high ranked QB's in 3 years.