The Rams' announcement that Marc Bulger could miss three to six weeks with a broken tibia (shinbone) could prevent him from auditioning for a job that likely wasn't going to be his anyway.
Bulger
An $8.5 million salary for 2010 was going to make it tough for the Rams to justify keeping him unless Bulger played at a high level while the Rams won a few games down the stretch.
Kyle Boller becomes the starter for the time-being. The Rams' starter beyond this season might not be on the roster.
Bulger is a tough guy. He stayed in the game against Arizona even though he had a strained groin and hamstring, a potential concussion and a broken leg. It's unfortunate for him that his career in St. Louis might end this way.
I am traveling back from St. Louis. More on this one Tuesday.
An $8.5 million salary for 2010 was going to make it tough for the Rams to justify keeping him unless Bulger played at a high level while the Rams won a few games down the stretch.
Kyle Boller becomes the starter for the time-being. The Rams' starter beyond this season might not be on the roster.
Bulger is a tough guy. He stayed in the game against Arizona even though he had a strained groin and hamstring, a potential concussion and a broken leg. It's unfortunate for him that his career in St. Louis might end this way.
I am traveling back from St. Louis. More on this one Tuesday.
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