Category — Sam Bradford

Floyd Mayweather Jr. tops Sports Illustrated’s list of the athletes who have bagged the most coin over the past year. And Mayweather has earned his estimated $90 million without a single commercial endorsement.
SI.com

Cousin Sal delivers more great lines (all pun intended).
Grantland

One man’s predictions on Week 1 of the NFL season. We’re in agreement with most, but we believe the Chiefs will ground the Falcons and the Bills will upend Mark Sanchez and the Jets. Is that you Tebow?
NFL.com

A Cowboys-Steelers Super Bowl? Now that’s an NFL prediction that surely will make Cowboy fans and their cheerleaders happy.
Route4Sports

Oklahoma State wide receiver Justin Blackmon might be the wild card in the early picks. Writer Peter King says the Browns should take him at No. 4, but the Rams would be the perfect fit for him at No. 6.
SI.com

Selfishly, we were so excited to give you our upset special, we neglected the rest of the NFL. WTF? In our haste, we forgot to mention some of the other matchups of note, particularly the Steelers and Ravens. You can never go wrong there.
And for the good folks in Denver, where they still have mad love for Tim Tebow, be careful on your trip to the Black Hole. It could get ugly Sunday.
Peter King’s picks.
SI.com

The City of St. Louis held a victory parade on Sunday. Then the Rams shocked the world and beat the Saints. Who dat and how dat happen?
Cheers!

NFL fans in L.A. are all giddy now that the City Council approved a deal to build a stadium downtown. Just the finishing touches on 1 of the worst kept secrets in town.
We’ve wagered all our money on the Chargers, but some believe the league wants 2 teams in the City of Angels. We can dig it. Is that you St. Louis Rams? Coming home too?
This we do know: Some club, if not 2, is going to come.
ESPN LA

Sam Bradford was a major reason the Rams improved from a 1-15 campaign 2 seasons ago to 7-9 last season, when they competed for the NFC West Division title before losing to the Sea Chickens in the regular-season finale. Bradford believes they can be even better. And with a new offense in tow, the Rams are expected to be contend in this weak division again.
SI.com

While the NFL tries to figure out a solution to the lockout, AEG’s Tim Leiweke figures 1 of 5 clubs will eventually land in L.A. Nothing new here except Leiweke says he’s chatted with the Chargers, Vikings, Raiders, Rams and Jags recently. We’re still betting the Chargers will be the 1, but the Adrian Peterson show on a Sunday in L.A. would be an attractive option.
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