Greatest Show 2.0: Why Rams’ Sam Bradford Will Thrive With Josh McDaniels

February 16, 2011   ·   Eli Nachmany   ·   Jump to comments

Coming off an "oh-so-close" season, St. Louis isn't sure how to feel.
With a new franchise quarterback and a revamped team that came a game away from the postseason in 2010, Rams fans should be buzzing with excitement.
But there's a certain hunger in the air—St. Louis wants more.
Recently, the Rams brought in quarterback guru Josh McDaniels to call the shots on offense. McDaniels leaves a program in shambles in Denver, a program he dismantled by mortgaging fan favorites Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall for unproven players like Tim Tebow and Demariyus Thomas.
We have learned that Josh McDaniels can't be given too much power over personnel changes, but we've also learned that no matter who he has on the field, the whiz coach can light up the scoreboard.
The propensity to score, and score a lot, comes from McDaniels' days in New England.
McDaniels is a great play-caller, catering to the strong suits of his teams. With the Patriots, he worked with Tom Br...

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