Rams quarterback Sam Bradford, who was the first overall pick in April's NFL Draft, fully expects to be under contract in time to open training camp in late July. "At this point right now (agent Tom Condon) hasn't given me any indication that there's going to be any problems getting a contract done," Bradford said Tuesday. "I expect to be in camp, on time." Bradford should expect to receive a contract in excess of the six-year, $78 million deal that Matthew Stafford signed with the Lions in 2009.

The Rams have begun the task of signing their 11 picks from April's NFL Draft. By Monday, the Rams are expected to have deals in place for most of their choices, except for quarterback Sam Bradford and tackle Rodger Saffold, their first and second picks. No selections in the first two rounds have signed with any NFL team.

Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo says veteran A.J. Feeley is currently the team's starting quarterback. St. Louis drafted Sam Bradford with the first overall pick in April. "It would be an injustice to Sam and the rest of the team" to set a timetable, Spagnuolo said. "He's in the early stages of developing as an NFL quarterback. He came into the league far advanced from some quarterbacks I've worked with. We'll do first what's right for the team and second what's right for Sam."

Oshiomogho Atogwe signed a multi-year deal with the Rams on Wednesday. Terms weren't disclosed, but Atogwe said he received a five-year contract, and a league source told NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora that it's worth a maximum of $32 million. "This is where my work is still to be done," Atogwe said during a conference call with reporters. "My purpose of being in St. Louis was not completed, and coming back and being with my teammates meant a lot to me."

The Rams will honor wide receiver Isaac Bruce by retiring his No. 80 during a ceremony on Oct. 31. Bruce retired on Wednesday after the 49ers dealt him to the Rams earlier this week. "He was one of the guys, early in my career, that showed me what it meant to be an NFL player and how to work to become the best," former teammate Kurt Warner said in a statement. Bruce, 37, is retiring after 16 NFL season and holds a majority of the team's receiving records.

Isaac Bruce will retire as a member of the Rams. The wide receiver was traded by San Francisco to St. Louis on Monday. He holds most of the team's receiving records. Bruce and the Rams will hold a news conference Wednesday to announce his retirement.

Rams rookie offensive tackle Rodger Saffold has a sprained knee and he'll likely miss the remainder of organized team activities. St. Louis didn't identify which knee Saffold hurt, but the Post-Dispatch reported that it was the right.

The Rams remain the favorite to land free-agent safety Oshiomogho Atogwe, although the Dolphins are in pursuit. St. Louis failed to reached a contract agreement with Atogwe by Tuesday night, which made the safety a free agent. A source said negotiations between the sides have remained amicable even in the absence of an agreement.

The Rams have hired retired defensive tackle La'Roi Glover as their director of player programs. Glover played 13 NFL seasons and was named to six straight Pro Bowls. He spent his final three seasons in St. Louis before retiring in 2008.

Restricted free agent safety O.J. Atogwe has become a free agent and could receive interest from the Dolphins, Cowboys and Vikings. Atogwe could also remain with the Rams, however.