Former Miami Dolphin QB Trent Green signs with Rams
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Bill Jempty | Tuesday, March 11, 2008 |
This will be his second stint in St. Louis. From Reuters-
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The St Louis Rams bolstered their offense on Monday by signing former player Trent Green as back-up to starting quarterback Marc Bulger.
Green, 37, was with the Miami Dolphins last season but his campaign ended prematurely due to a head injury.
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The Rams signed Green to a three-year contract but financial terms were undisclosed.
Green is a 10-year NFL veteran who has spent time with four teams, including the Rams in 1999 and 2000.
He suffered a season-ending knee injury during the 1999 preseason and spent the 2000 campaign as a back-up to starter Kurt Warner.
I wish Green would retire. His play wasn’t very good last year, partly because he looked afraid. Worried about another concussion, like had happened in 2006. We all know what happened in 2007 to end Green’s year.
Green is past his prime, to continue playing is taking a stupid risk so far as his health goes.
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