Bradford essentially is a call girl with the Eagles, a temporary date who’ll get kicked out the door at the end of the night. When he signed the two-year deal the Eagles offered him months ago, he likely signed it with the idea that he could eventually turn that into a longer term contract by playing well. Now he doesn’t have that chance. No matter how well he plays — and let’s face it, the best the Eagles can do this season is 9-7 — he’s going to be cut or traded at the end of the season so Carson Wentz can begin his Eagles starting QB tenure.
Read on:
http://www.phillymag.com/news/2016/04/29/missanelli-trade-sam-bradford/#KGziBcKSwM8m3SXa.99
