St. Louis Rams 2014 Odds Not Good as Sam Bradford Out for Season

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The St. Louis Rams 2014 odds have been temporarily pulled at Sportsbook.ag.  The Week 1 line for St. Louis was also yanked with adjustments upcoming. 

St. Louis was a big favorite to win at least 8 regular season games in 2014 and were expected to be competitive in a very tough division.

Sam Bradford was arguably having the best season of his career before tearing the ACL in his left knee last season during Week 7. The Rams will again have to adjust to life without Bradford this season, as he tore the same ACL Saturday night, Chris Mortenson of ESPN.com was reporting on Sunday afternoon. St. Louis thought they had dodged a bullet immediately following the Saturday night game but the prognosis turned ugly hours later. Veteran Shaun Hill has replaced Bradford for the time being. Rams head coach Jeff Fisher was expected to confirm the news at his 5 p.m. CT news conference. St. Louis was a big favorite to win at least 8 regular season games in 2014 and were expected to be competitive in a very tough division.

- Carrie Stroup,  Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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