Cameron Being CONSIDERED In Both St. Louis, San Francisco

***ramsbruce*** · -01-06-2008

Originally Posted by moloch41

I quoted the article, not you!!!

I know, I was just giving you the business.

Someone might take it out of context though and think I said it. :\

***txramsfan*** · -01-07-2008

Knowing that Linehan could be a lame duck coach, why would anyone want to come to STL? I hate to say it, but I'd take the whiners job over the Rams right now anyday.

**Nick** · -01-07-2008

Originally Posted by txramsfan

Knowing that Linehan could be a lame duck coach, why would anyone want to come to STL? I hate to say it, but I'd take the whiners job over the Rams right now anyday.

Mike Nolan just found out a week ago he was returning for the '08 season so he's not exactly off the hot seat either. At least in St. Louis you have a larger pool of potential talent to work with at the skill positions - better QB, arguably better RB, better WRs, etc.

***txramsfan*** · -01-07-2008

I think SF has a better O line, a better defense, and a better special teams which could make it easier to be an OC there than in STL.

***Mooselini*** · -01-07-2008

SF has better positions than we do...but we arguably have a better QB, better receivers.

If Cameron is looking for a team that he could work better with, it'd be STL. Once our line stays healthy, we'll be a team that will be talked more about. In a good way

**AvengerRam** · -01-07-2008

My sources have indicated that Shaw accidentally placed his first call to Kirk Cameron's agent.

***Chris58*** · -01-08-2008

In either city, SF or STL, OC Cameron could end up as interim HC if the first four games don't go too well for either team. Would the Rams be a better opportunity for Cameron?