Rams QB Sam Bradford will get tears ACL Again, the 2014 NFL season will be lost

St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford injured his left knee in the preseason 33-14 victory Saturday over the Cleveland Browns, and other tests have shown that left a torn ACL and the entire 2014 NFL season will be lost . Chris Mortensen of ESPN was the first to report the news Sunday, citing sources, and Rams coach Jeff Fisher later confirmed it. Bradford also broke his left anterior cruciate ligament last year. Browns defensive lineman Bryant Armonty hit Bradford in the first quarter, and the former No. 1 overall draft choice lying on the ground in obvious pain. "It's very unusual," Fisher said, via ESPN. "There is a chance of 1 in 100 that something was going to happen was not a big impact,... ACL injuries are all different This was just sort of hyperextension with the impact from the outside knee was closed with key, and something has to give. Unfortunately, ACL gave. "Bradford, 26, lost nine of 16 games last season with a knee injury. He recovered completely and is expected to wear a Rams squad improved formidable NFC West, but veteran backup Shaun Hill is now the favorite to start. From the media Ian Rapoport NFL informed by a source, the Rams have some interest in Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback Mark Sanchez, who played for St. Louis offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer with the New York Jets. San Luis has not made ​​the playoffs in nine consecutive seasons.