Sam Bradford is a very rich man, as the #1 overall pick in 2010, the last year of giant rookie contracts. However, he’s very poor in offensive supporting talent. The Rams’ offensive line allowed the most sacks in the league last year and the only reason Bradford wasn’t the most sacked quarterback in the league was because he wasn’t healthy enough to be around for all 16 starts. He also has very little receiving talent, so much so that the Rams could start two rookies, 2^nd and 4^th round, this season.

While the coaching staff has busy praising 2^nd round rookie Brian Quick and all of his natural talent, Sam Bradford today praised their other rookie receiver, 4^th rounder Chris Givens. Bradford called Givens a vertical, perimeter, deep threat that the team needs and someone that defenses will have to be aware of at all times. A steal in the 4^th round in my book, Givens actually ranked higher on my wide receiver board than both Brian Quick and AJ Jenkins. Undersized, but a fluid router and incredibly fast, Givens could make an immediate impact as a rookie.

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