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Originally Posted by DaBrowns41  I still say that as great as Suh is, it doesn't mean that the Rams would be stupid not to take him. |
I don't really disagree. My point was that it'd be a major mistake for St. Louis to pass on Suh just because they'd already drafted Carriker (injury-prone and not very productive when healthy) and Long (not very impressive) with #1's.
If they're truly convinced that Bradford or Clausen is a franchise QB, I could see taking either one of them ahead of Suh. To me, Bradford seems the more likely guy to earn #1 consideration, but his trouble with injuries and poise under pressure are worrisome. And you read stuff like this that makes you wonder whether he's truly #1 overall material:
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Originally Posted by Kevin Weidl Scouts and coaches I've talked to agree almost unanimously that Bradford is somewhat of a project who will require significant work before he is ready to thrive in a pro offense. Players who come off the board early in the first round are expected to contribute early, but it remains to be seen whether Bradford will be ready to do so, which would make him a very expensive risk to take. |