While Marc Bulger remains on the Rams’ roster and even showed up for offseason workouts, there’s a lot of chatter that his career in St. Louis could end if Sam Bradford is the top overall pick in the draft.

It doesn’t sound as if the Cardinals are ready to hand the starting QB job to Matt Leinart.

Ravens QB Troy Smith is willing to do anything to play with the Browns, according to the Canton Repository.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora went Around the League on Thursday, updating three key stories he’s been following.

The Rams definitely are seeking a long-term solution at quarterback, but that doesn’t mean Marc Bulger will be cut loose anytime soon.

Though there is no guarantee that Rams QB Marc Bulger will be back next season, team officials are downplaying a report that him cleaning out his locker could signal his departure.

Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo said Tuesday that Marc Bulger remains a member of the team, despite a report that the quarterback cleaned out his locker because he doesn’t expect to return.

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler struggled in 2009, but will be under the direction of new offensive coordinator Mike Martz in 2010. That could be viewed as either a good thing or a bad thing given Cutler’s tumultuous history.

The Rams confirmed on their Twitter page that rookie QB Keith Null could start Sunday against the Titans because of injuries to Marc Bulger and Kyle Boller.

Here’s a brief look at the notable injuries we’ve been tracking around the NFL throughout Week 11, including Ben Roethlisberger, Matthew Stafford and Marshawn Lynch.

Jay cutler thorws another red-zone pick.

The Cardinals have no problem bucking convention. Just ask Eli Manning. Does St. Louis have a franchise quarterback in its future? Who believed in Ray Rice? The Steelers police themselves and more from around the Web.

NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora is reporting QB Marc Bulger will not start for St. Louis, according to a league source.

It’s possible that the Rams could have QB Marc Bulger back in the starting lineup for Sunday’s home game against the Vikings.

The first official injury reports have the week were released Wednesday. While the Chargers finally got RB LaDainian Tomlinson back, a number of other key players — Willie Parker, Marc Bulger, Vince Wilfork and Cedric Benson — were unable to practice.