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I don't know why these teams just do not part ways with a loser like himComment -
If I was the Eagles owner, I would find the team with the worst offensive line and trade him to them.Comment -
Takes time is right, it's healing but slowly. Hopefully I can get a spinal injection tomorrow. I tend to feel good from about 8am-10am, And then the quality of my life goes down hill
My doc wrote me for 60 percocets, 5mg
I went through those in 4 days and hes like WTF? So I explain to him im a chronic Oxy user blah blah blah, and he's really understanding and decides to write me another script. So Im thinking great, he'll just write me for 60 of the 20mg roxis and we'll be good to go.
Nope
He writes me for 60 percs, 5mg
Thats nice and I appreciate it, but I get 90 of the 10mg percs for chronic pain. He's actually cutting my dose in half for severe, acute pain
Anyways, I've decided Im gonna just let bygones be bygones and try to get the injection. I'll be fine after that
I just want to walk right again, it's hard to be sexy when ya walk like a 97 year old with an arthritic hip and 10lb rooster
And yes, Im a Bradford fanboi b'c he went to OUComment -
Three NFL teams are rumored to be interested in trading for Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Sam Bradford, according to NFL insider Jason Cole.
"In addition to the Broncos, who are obviously looking for a new starting quarterback after the retirement of Peyton Manning, the Cleveland Browns and the Buffalo Bills expressed interest in Bradford a year ago," Cole said via Bleacher Report. "The Bills are strongly looking at a quarterback with their draft pick this year and the Browns are expected to draft a quarterback somewhere in the first round or later in this draft this year as well."
"The big issue here, however, is what are the Eagles going to do about the $11 million signing bonus that they already gave to Bradford when he signed a two-year deal earlier this offseason? The question for the Eagles is do they want to keep the headache of having Bradford around? Or do they somehow want to find a way to settle this and ultimately trade him?"
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Why aren't the Bills sticking with Tyrod Taylor,is it a contract issue. I didn't think he played half bad last year.Comment -
Thats the problem with u dickheads if this was some guy making fifty thousand a year u all would feel sorry for him. "hey man do u believe John Doe was asked to train this guy for a year then let him take his job" But since the guy makes big bucks u all are against Bradford.Comment -
Right tackle Lane Johnson said on 97.5 The Fanatic that he expects Bradford, who has asked for a trade that the Eagles say they won’t make, will rejoin the team “this week or probably next week.“
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Sam Bradford has surrendered in his battle with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bradford’s agent, Tom Condon, told Sal Paolantonio of ESPN that Bradford has rescinded trade demand, will show up to offseason workouts, and is committed to fulfilling his contract with the Eagles.
That was just about the only option available to Bradford if he wanted to keep playing in the NFL. Bradford just accepted a contract with an $11 million signing bonus two months ago, and unless he was willing to give back the money and retire, he was stuck with that contract. Bradford may not like the fact that the team he signed with just drafted Carson Wentz with the No. 2 overall pick, but that’s life.
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