Donovan McNabb Trade: Why the St. Louis Rams Should Trade for Jason Campbell

Happy Jason Campbell Day to everyone, because that's going to be the biggest news and speculation over the next few days and weeks leading up to a deal getting done.

Ideally a trade will happen before the April 22 draft day, so the Redskins can get a usable draft pick in exchange immediately.

Already projected at a value of around a fourth-round pick by National Football Post, Campbell is only 28 years old and has played solid football in his career, accumulating a career quarterback rating of an 82.

One team who should really consider picking up Campbell is the St. Louis Rams.

According to almost every single mock draft that is on the Internet, the Rams will pick Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford.

At this point, why waste a No. 1 overall pick on a quarterback when the Rams can give up a fourth-rounder for a young and experienced starter in Campbell?

Especially since Campbell's athletic abilities may translate very well inside of a dome on a on the Rams' super fast turf and he will be way cheaper than giving Bradford $100 million dollars (an exaggeration).

Many have been mentioning that Campbell is getting a raw deal in Washington for no reason whatsoever and one would guess that Campbell will be highly motivated to prove his critics wrong no matter what teams lands him.

Which is another reason why the Rams should acquire him instead of paying Bradford a ton of money.

If Campbell is a Ram before the draft, then they will most likely make a move to pick Nebraska defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh and then every single mock draft will have to go through a makeover.