Rams running back Steven Jackson believes that the team should trade the first overall pick in this year's NFL Draft. "If we don't feel someone is hands-down the number-one pick, I think we should trade down, try to get an extra second-rounder, an extra second- or third-round pick, 'cause we have so many things that we can use as an organization," Jackson said Friday on ESPN's "First Take." St. Louis general manager Billy Devaney hasn't yet decided what to do with the selection.

With less than two months until the NFL Draft, the first four teams in the draft order have discussed possible trades. Multiple league sources confirmed to ESPN.com's Adam Schefter on Tuesday that the Rams, Lions, Buccaneers and Redskins have all discussed trading their pick. While there are an abundance of teams looking to trade down in the draft, there is the usual scarcity of teams looking to trade up.

Marc Bulger may be done in St. Louis. Howard Balzer is reporting that the quarterback has cleaned out his locker at the team's facility. "Marc Bulger cleaned out his locker at Rams Park," he wrote on his Twitter page.

The pending sale of the Rams to Illinois businessman Shahid Khan could include a potential wrinkle for the immediate future regarding the team's head coach, Steve Spagnuolo, according to NFL.com. Bernie Miklasz of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Saturday that Spagnuolo has an opt-out clause included in the contract he signed with the Rams, giving him the option to walk away if the team is sold.

Rams owners Chip Rosenbloom and Lucia Rodriguez have entered into a signed agreement to sell the team to Shahid Khan, multiple NFL sources told the Post-Dispatch late Wednesday night. Khan, 55, is the president of Flex-N-Gate Corp., an auto-parts manufacturer based in Urbana, Ill. According to league sources, Khan will purchase the 60 percent of the team owned by siblings Rosenbloom and Rodriguez. Multiple league sources describe Khan as an enthusiastic Rams fan who has attended home games at the Edward Jones Dome. League sources say Khan is committed to keeping the team in St. Louis.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is reporting that the Rams are considering Michael Vick. According to the paper, Rams assistant coaches have been calling friends in Philadelphia about Vick.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says that the league wants the Rams to remain in St. Louis and hopes for success over the long-term. "The changes that Chip (Rosenbloom) and his sister (Lucia Rodriguez) have made, I think are very positive," Goodell said Friday. "I think they're committed to trying to put this organization on the right path in St. Louis, and we think that's a positive. "We have a lease there. We will respect that lease. We would like the team to be successful in St. Louis over the long term. If Chip and Lucia decide to sell the team, we will work with the future ownership to make sure that the team can continue to be there and be successful."