On Bradford/Foles comparisons.
Obviously a complex problem with Rams (young OL, conservative offense, no WR or TE that defense needs to account for, maybe Austin to an extent, but more as a runner), but despite being 2-1 in last three games after beating CLE and SF, they now have four third down conversions during that span. COMBINED. Local journalist Bernie Miklasz noted that their third down conversion rate of sub-24% was the worst he could find since his source STATS began tracking the data in the early '70s. Not just the Rams, but period. Incidentally, this is with the clear advantage of the past five games, with Gurley, who by some measures, has been as productive as any back since the merger, including Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson (consensus best rookie season ever for a RB, as Moss was for WR, Marino at QB and I think Ditka at TE?).
Again, I don't think he is the sole problem, but he appears to be contributing. An increasing number of Rams fans, based on my limited sample, seems to be having doubts about his long term viability. Of course, if the OL gels, they add some WR talent and are predictably more productive on offense, those doubts should begin to dissipate/evaporate.
* May have been mentioned elsewhere, but the Rams are off the hook or close for the 2016 fourth round pick, Bradford has played every offensive snap at the midway point of the season.