Oklahoma quarterback still likely to be Rams' pick Aaron Wilson
The St. Louis Rams remain open to trading out of the top overall pick and have been fielding exploratory calls from NFL teams to gauge the cost of moving up to draft University of Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation.
Although the Rams are definitely willing to listen, a trade is regarded as unlikely to happen.
The Rams remain sold on Bradford from a medical, ability and character standpoint and are prepared to pick him.
We're told that some NFL teams have reservations about Bradford medically, but it's not about his surgically repaired shoulder.
Instead, they have some concerns about his knee.
It's not expected to affect his draft stock dramatically, but it is an issue that has been raised by NFL team doctors.
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