So, what about Sam Bradford, the guy that just signed a two-year contract a couple months ago to be the starter?
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It is the fourth time the top two selections in the draft have been dealt.
Though it may seem like Philly gave up too much, the franchise could recoup some of their lost draft picks if Bradford is eventually dealt. Once again we’re, seeing that the quarterback is the most coveted position.
“As always, there are risks when you are drafting any quarterback, even if you are drafting a quarterback in the first or second slot in the first round, that they pan out or don’t”.
“We’re very sure we’re going to get the player we want”, Roseman said in a news conference.
The Philadelphia Eagles sacrifices multiple draft selections – the No. 8 overall pick, third- and fourth-round picks in 2016 NFL Draft, as well as a first-rounder selection next year and a second-rounder pick in 2018 draft. We’re less than a week away from the draft, which means you have plenty of questions on the topic. He has $11 million he’s been paid already by the Philadelphia Eagles as part of the two-year deal he signed before the start of free agency.
Jackson made it clear that Goff and Wentz might not be the two best in the eyes of the Browns. “When we were really successful, we invested in quarterbacks and turned around some of them in trades that got us assets”.
“The reality is I had a lot of time to do that”, Roseman said of his research.
First, they won’t take a quarterback at No. 4 unless they surprise everybody and go with Memphis’ Paxton Lynch. These trades will determine how things will play out over the next three to five seasons. Those numbers are not the numbers of a quarterback who should be demanding trades.
Cole’s report of a potential trade request comes on the heels of ESPN’s Adam Schefter reporting Wednesday that Bradford is “hot” about the Eagles trading up with the Browns.
With the QB-needy Rams at number one, the Eagles will not have their choice of passers. But if this trade up doesn’t produce a good starting quarterback in Los Angeles, Kroenke may decide it’s time for someone else to make the football decisions.
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In other words, if we could get a second-round pick for A.J. Feeley, imagine what Bradford could bring after a successful season, or Wentz after some careful grooming.
