Rams Fans Love Sam

Sam Bradford is a favorite among fans in St. Louis.

Coming into the 2010 season, the Rams had won a total of 3 games over the past two seasons. Because of such feeble performances, many games were blacked-out on local television because they could not sell enough tickets to their home contests.

With rookie quarterback Sam Bradford at the helm, this is no longer a problem. 

The Rams have sold enough tickets in each of their first 6 home games this season in order for all games to be televised locally. 

The only difference in this years team from the last two is Sam Bradford and 4 victories. 

Head coach Steve Spagnuolo has taken notice to a fuller, but not quite capacity Edward Jones Dome.

"That's a good thing,"  Spagnuolo said. "I'd be lying if I told you I thought about it a lot. I don't, but I do think it's very important for the area, for the fans. ..."

While Sunday's game against the 7-2 Atlanta Falcons won't have a completely full Edward Jones Dome, there will be plenty in attendance to see the improved young Rams team that is looking for that key victory to get them over the hump. 

Sam Bradford has brought people back to the dome.  Its in his hands to help lead the Rams back to the playoffs. 

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