What some of these teams should be doing and would be somewhat easier to do to accumulate picks is make deals for other teams first rounders for the 2018 draft in which Josh Rosen likely will be in unless he pulls a Manning and stays in which case you are screwed. Teams are more likely than not to get stupid with 2018 draft picks as they know if they don't win now they won't be around then anyway.
Bleacher Report's Jason Cole reports Sam Bradford is likely to request a trade out of Philadelphia.
Adam Schefter reported Wednesday that Bradford was angered to the point of being "hot" after the Eagles' trade up to No. 2 overall, where they're expected to draft Carson Wentz. Cole reports Bradford wants to play for a team "that is going to be invested in him long term." The Eagles have already paid Bradford $11 million of his two-year, $36 million deal, and wound undoubtedly want an early-round pick in exchange, if not a first-rounder. Bradford's best approach would be to turn in a career-best 2016 season, after which he could command enough compensation to make a trade worth the Eagles' while.
Adam Schefter reported Wednesday that Bradford was angered to the point of being "hot" after the Eagles' trade up to No. 2 overall, where they're expected to draft Carson Wentz. Cole reports Bradford wants to play for a team "that is going to be invested in him long term." The Eagles have already paid Bradford $11 million of his two-year, $36 million deal, and wound undoubtedly want an early-round pick in exchange, if not a first-rounder. Bradford's best approach would be to turn in a career-best 2016 season, after which he could command enough compensation to make a trade worth the Eagles' while.
