44. Marc Bulger
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Marc Bulger had the dubious task of replacing Kurt Warner as the starting Quarterback for the St. Louis Rams, but it took some time for that to happen, which considering how long it took Warner to land the job was appropriate.
Bulger was a sixth-round pick by the New Orleans Saints, but he was not able to make the team, and eventually, he would find a spot on the St. Louis Rams' practice roster, and he would slowly work his way to become the team's starting QB and replace Warner. Bulger would not have the same success that Warner did but he was a two-time Pro Bowl Selection (2003 & 2006), and he would throw for 22,814 Yards and 122 Touchdowns as a Ram. All of Bulger's games would be spent with St. Louis, which would be a more than reliable 96 Game career.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Quarterback
- Acquired: Signed before the 2000 Season.
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Departed:
Released after the 2000 Season.
Acquired (2): Signed as a Free Agent 1/12/01.
Departed (2): Retired 8/2/11. - Games Played: 96
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Notable Statistics:
95 Games Started
1,969 Pass Completions
3,171 Pass Attempts
62.1 Pass Completion Percentage
22,814 Passing Yards
122 Touchdown Passes
93 Interceptions
84.4 Quarterback Rating
118 Rushing Attempts
300 Rushing Yards
8 Rushing Touchdowns
4 Receptions
21 Receiving Yards
64 Approximate Value -
Major Accolades and Awards:
Pro Bowl Selection (2003 & 2006)
Most Passing Yards per Game (2005)
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