Why Does Bradford Always Fumble

bonzaii · 09-23-18, 05:57 PM

kingdom · 09-23-18, 05:58 PM

i remember in the 80s dave krieg had tiny hands. may have led the league in qb fumbles a few times. maybe the same with sam. or so many painkiillers from injuries his hands shake. who knows. he is one rich bum tho

seaborneq · 09-23-18, 06:05 PM

His uniform and helmet are too big.

Kermit · 09-23-18, 06:08 PM

Guy is making 20 million dollars this year. What a waste.

jtoler · 09-23-18, 06:10 PM

why in the hell would u put rosen in in this type situation, why didnt you start him, now is not the freaking time, freaking idiots

jjgold · 09-23-18, 06:16 PM

benched

finally

The Giant · 09-23-18, 06:20 PM

Originally posted by jtoler

why in the hell would u put rosen in in this type situation, why didnt you start him, now is not the freaking time, freaking idiots

I just assumed Bradford was hurt. He's not?

jtoler · 09-23-18, 06:21 PM

nah he's not hurt and its nothing against rosen, I like rosen, its just the situation is not right for your first nfl action. they yanked bradford

jtoler · 09-23-18, 06:22 PM

horrible team same 14 pts they had in the 1st qtr, brought the house and rosen throwns an int, he made some nice throws while he was in there, int not his fault, not easy to run against the bears D

seaborneq · 09-23-18, 06:23 PM

fumbles and injuries are Bradford's calling cards

The Giant · 09-23-18, 06:30 PM

Jesus. Insanity.

jtoler · 09-23-18, 06:32 PM

lol broadcaster says, "This has been a wild game, and then Sam Bradford", pauses hehe

brock · 09-23-18, 07:32 PM

X Viking enough said.

JIBBBY · 09-23-18, 07:35 PM

OL needs to block on passing plays, not always the QB's fault.. Gotta give em time to throw the ball.. A good running game makes it easier..

seaborneq · 09-23-18, 07:53 PM

fumbles and injuries are Bradford's calling cards

bigbubbafade · 09-23-18, 08:17 PM

Originally posted by jtoler

never seen a guy fumble the ball so much

Tony Banks... another St Louis legend

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 03:38 PM

The Cardinals, who shopped Sam Bradford at the deadline, have released him

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 03:45 PM

Sam Bradford’s most successful seasons came with Pat Shurmur as his offensive coordinator.

Pat Shurmur is the head coach of the New York Giants. Their starting quarterback is crumbling into dust and their backup just got arrested.

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 03:47 PM

Cardinals wound up paying QB Sam Bradford a $10 million signing bonus, about $2.5 million in base salary and another $1 million in playtime bonuses - a total of $13.5 million for playing three games.

The Kraken · 11-03-18, 03:56 PM

Bradford has pulled in nearly $130,000,000 since signing

He’s thrown 103 TD’s and 61 int’s since 2010

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 04:02 PM

All players cut after the trade deadline must go through waivers. If Irvin or Bradford had been cut five days ago they would be free agents.

jtoler · 11-03-18, 04:02 PM

Originally posted by Mr KLC

Cardinals wound up paying QB Sam Bradford a $10 million signing bonus, about $2.5 million in base salary and another $1 million in playtime bonuses - a total of $13.5 million for playing three games.

this guy is the luckiest guy on the face of the planet Ive never seen someone end up with the kind of contracts for not doing much as he has that or either this is how money is funneled to pay for indian reparations

pavyracer · 11-03-18, 04:10 PM

I would be having a party today if my boss paid me 13.5 million to not get hit in the head and body by 300 lb linemen.

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 04:10 PM

ChuckyTheGoat · 11-03-18, 04:20 PM

What a country.

Foxx · 11-03-18, 04:20 PM

Well, he's laughing all the way to the bank.

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 06:42 PM

Sam Bradford was signed to be a placeholder for both Carson Wentz and Josh Rosen. Didn't last long doing either, but made $25 million along the way.

Mr KLC · 11-03-18, 07:07 PM

REPORT: The Cardinals have released QB Sam Bradford. Several hospitals have already expressed interest in adding him as a patient.

The Kraken · 11-03-18, 07:08 PM

Bradford a bigger con than the most infamous conman ever, Donald Trump

OTL · 11-03-18, 07:12 PM

He's the kind of player who will protect himself at all costs. Guys like him never win championships or win with any kind of consistency.

The Kraken · 11-04-18, 10:44 AM

Originally posted by OTL

He's the kind of player who will protect himself at all costs. Guys like him never win championships or win with any kind of consistency.

Yet here he is with $50,000,000 in his pocket and no cte

Guy is the biggest winner in the last 10 years

thechaoz · 11-04-18, 10:58 AM

Originally posted by The Kraken

Yet here he is with $50,000,000 in his pocket and no cte

Guy is the biggest winner in the last 10 years

I'd actually argue Matt Flynn. Had one great game on MNF/SNF for GB and got like 3 huge contracts and literally NEVER did shit in his entire career.

We are in a strange time when most teams are "set" at QB. Most of the time the NFL has 8-10 teams stuggling to find a guy, which is another reason it's been hard for KAP to find work.

The Kraken · 11-04-18, 11:23 AM

Oh ya, that Matt Flynn swindle was legendary. Didn’t he sign his firat hige contract with Seattle and then Wilson beat him for the starting position as a rookie?

i think thats how it went down and is an amazing story

100% agree with you

Jemarcus Russel as well, but even he’s secondary to Flynn