Nov 11th 2008 2:40PM by Matt Snyder (author feed)
Filed under: Rams, NFC West, NFL Coaching Sunday, after the game, Jim Haslett wondered aloud whether or not he’d move forward with Marc Bulger or Trent Green as his quarterback. You can’t blame him, I mean, they had just been administered an embarrassing beatdown at the hands of the Jets. On the flip-side, he shouldn’t blame the media for following up with him about the possible QB swap. Apparently, though, he was not happy about it: There will be no changes at the quarterback position for the Rams this week. And coach Jim Haslett almost seemed insulted by the question Monday.

“Marc will start,” Haslett said, referring to this week’s game at San Francisco.

Has a change been discussed?

“Who do you want me to discuss it with?” Haslett replied. “There was no discussion.” OK, Jim … but there a discussion. You discussed it yesterday to the same media.

Either way, it would appear Bulger’s going to keep the quarterback job in St. Louis for the rest of the season (too bad they don’t still have this guy). Not that it even matters at this point. After winning Haslett’s first two games as their head coach, the Rams have crumbled in the ensuing two contests. They currently sit in a three-way tie for second place in the atrocious NFC West at 2-7, a four-game deficit to the now mighty Cardinals.