ANYONE can be replaced

Photo Credit: "Rams quarterback Sam Bradford at the coaching clinic" by US Embassy London - https://www.flickr.com/photos/usembassylondon/8116379985/. Licensed under Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

No one man is bigger than a team. No matter if it's football or basketball. Recently Rams QB Sam Bradford has just tore his ACL. Although he will be out for the remainder of the season the show still goes on.

Getting injured can cost you your job. Honestly after this injury I think the Rams have had enough of Sam Bradford because they are in the super competitive division NFC West. Lastly and most importantly the Rams want to win NOW.

Here are some examples to refresh everyone's memory:

Tony Romo took over for Drew Bledsoe.

Photo Credit: "Tony Romo" by Summertx of flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/summertx/954976489/. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-

 Colin Kaepernick took over for Alex Smith.

Photo Credit: "Colin Kaepernick - San Francisco vs Green Bay 2012" by Mike Morbeck - Flickr: Colin Kaepernick. Licensed under Creative Commons

Even Tim Tebow took over for Kyle Orton.

Photo Credit: "Tim Tebow (Broncos)" by Jeffrey Beall - Own work. Licensed under Creative Commons

And most recently Nick Foles has taken over for Micheal Vick.

Photo Credit: "Nick Foles calling play in 2012" by Matthew Straubmuller - http://www.flickr.com/photos/imatty35/8200732202/. Licensed under Creative Commons

So as you can see this isn't something that happens here and there, this is a common occurrence. I'm not saying that Bradford's replacement Shaun Hill will take over as the St Louis Rams starting QB but he will keep that spot warm for the Rams next quarterback.

 Like I mentioned earlier Bradford's tenure with the Rams is most likely over. He's been in the league for four seasons and has missed a total of 15 games. He's almost missed a whole NFL season due to injuries. This total is not including the whole upcoming season he is about to miss.

In conclusion ladies and gentlemen in football or maybe in sports in general talent doesn't mean everything. Talent means a lot but a player must be able to stay healthy. Look at some of the greats, Brett Farve had a record of 297 consecutive starts! Up until his 2011 neck surgery Peyton Manning never missed a game his whole career. Although it's easier said than done in the vicious sport of football, to be the best (and stay employed) you have to stay healthy.