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Sam Bradford wants Philly to trade him


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8 minutes ago, Rags said:

Funny thing is, the Eagles want Bradford to start and Wentz to sit and learn but lol

Doesn't help they're paying Chase Daniel a good amount as well.  He may be their day 1 starter which honestly could bee better for them than glass legs Sam.  Daniel will start until Wentz takes over most likely mid season unless Chase somehow works out really well.  

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I don't blame Bradford for wanting a trade. He probably wouldn't have signed a contract extension with the Eagles if they had said to him they were going to draft a first round quarterback (eg Lynch at #13), or trade up for a quarterback in the first round (eg Lynch, Goff or Wentz at #8, or Goff or Wentz at #2). He would have hit free agency and signed elsewhere. So I don't blame him and if he gets his chance to leave, then good luck to him because he's going to need it. 

Though the Eagles could always decide to relegate him to third string and not make him activate on game days, like the Redskins did to RGIII. A bit spiteful? Sure. But the Eagles could start Chase Daniel and let Wentz or Goff be the back, or they could let those two compete for the starting position. Essentially sideline Bradford and cut/trade him next off season if they don't want to do it this year or don't have an adequate trading partner. 

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