APRams quarterback Sam Bradford admitted last weekend his left ankle still wasn’t completely healthy.
But his coach said Tuesday he wasn’t concerned in the least.
Bradford missed six games last year, and was limited in others, because of injury near the end of their fifth game at Green Bay.
But Jeff Fisher seemed to shrug off the suggestion that Bradford wasn’t 100 percent now.
“There’s going to be residual effects from high-ankle sprains, especially when you come back into practice like he is,” Fisher said. “But we don’t anticipate it to be a problem, and it hasn’t been one.
“He’s moving around fine.”
Bradford’s never going to be confused with a mobile quarterback, but if he’s still feeling it, there’s clearly some degree of an issue. Even if it’s only his own confidence in his body, that’s still a problem, and one they need to fix before the start of the season.
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How long can this linger? Wow!
He had better worry.
Bradford isn’t that great when 100%.
Rams fans arent worried about Jeff Fisher not worrying about Sam Bradford not being 100 percent
I hate to break it to you, Coach Fisher, but Sam Bradford is NOT Steve McNair. Sam Bradford cannot skip every practice due to significant injuries while manning up on Sundays to lead his team to wins.
As a Rams fan I can tell you Fisher is smart enough to know that the o-line is still pretty weak and the wr’s are unproven. Translation-Steven Jackson better eat his Wheaties because he is getting about 350 touches this year so Bradford doesnt have to drop back in the pocket so much
I’m thinking Bradford’s ankle isn’t the issue. He is most likely suffering from”David Carr Syndrome” Hope the Rams didn’t ruin him like the Texans did to Carr.