Doug Pederson Comments on Sam Bradford, DeMarco Murray and More

March 4, 2016   ·   Daniel Kramer   ·   Jump to comments

Doug Pederson is entering his first season as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, inheriting an offense that last year mightily underachieved its Super Bowl aspirations.   
Gone is Chip Kelly, but the offensive roster that got a major overhaul last offseason remains largely intact. 
On Tuesday, Sam Bradford signed a two-year extension worth a guaranteed $26 million, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. 
The new head coach elaborated on why Bradford, who has played only two full seasons since being drafted in 2010, remains Philly’s answer under center, per a report published Thursday by Josh Paunil of Philadelphia Magazine:
His best days are ahead of him. What he did toward the end of the season last year, building on that. He mentioned continuity—he knows the team, he knows the players. It might be a little different set of plays that we're installing, but he knows the guys. That right there leads me to bel...

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