Eagles fans aren't the only ones upset that their team sent five picks to Cleveland in order to move up to the No. 2 spot in next week's NFL Draft.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, quarterback Sam Bradford isn't too pleased with the deal — even though Howie Roseman said earlier in the day that Bradford would be the starter despite the team's intention to draft a QB next Thursday night.
Here's the full quote from Schefter's Facebook page:
It's only natural, but those who have spoken to Sam Bradford say he is not happy with today's trade.
"He's hot," said one source. "Who wouldn’t be? This is Philly saying, 'We don't see (you) as long-term answer.' He's mad and wants to show everyone who's best."
Schefter's right by saying that it's only natural for Bradford to feel slighted. There's absolutely nothing wrong with him being upset when he heard the news. And many other players across every sport have felt that way, but quarterbacks are unlike any other position in sports.
The only way it becomes a problem is if Bradford carries that around throughout the season — if he lets it impact his play on the field and his relationships with his teammates in the locker room.
Otherwise, it's a non-issue.
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