The St. Louis Rams were the worst team in the NFL last year

The connection between the new St. Louis Rams jerseys and BYU running back Harvey Unga seems to get more and more conspicuous each day. The Rams are said to be one of a handful of teams that are particularly keen on Unga. Will they make a move for him in the NFL Supplemental Draft set for this Thursday?

Unga told ESPN 101 in St. Louis today that teams have spelled out their vision for the big guy's NFL role. Personnel types see the 6'1" 244 lbs rusher as a running back. Here's more from Unga on what he can bring to the table for teams

 

There are many directions that the St. Louis Rams offense can go next year, but they also have to be aware of what Sam Bradford is comfortable with since he is the future and play mostly into his strengths. Now with that being said the Rams could possibly ride the running game for all that it is worth again, but really how good will that work since we did the same thing last year except with a more experience quarterback in Marc Bulger. Now  I expect the Rams to ride Steven Jackson until the bye week after that I think they will start taking the seat belt off of Sam Bradford and let him play, with that being said let's look into what the Rams are most likely to do after the bye week.

Become more of a shotgun teamThis would be the offense that Sam Bradford would be most comfortable in, being from a spread offense. Even though Steve Spagnuolo said he wanted to be a running team when he got hired, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't complain about this. It gives Sam Bradford the opportunity to make the plays that he made in college, plus it would loosen the defense up a little bit, so that they wouldn't keep 8 in the box.

 

Also the NFL is becoming more of a shotgun league, Sam Chris Long  Bradford was in a spread offense so he sounds good to me. We have some wide receivers who can get some YAC. If it turns out we don't have a true number 1 wideout on our roster well the shotgun will give us opportunity to let our good receivers to get open. Plus if we have injury problems on the offensive line  like we did the last few years I don't want our franchise guy anywhere near that line of scrimmage.