Sam Bradford got the trade he wanted months ago — just eight days before the season opener. The Philadelphia Eagles sent Bradford to the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday for a pair of draft picks. Bradford replaces Teddy Bridgewater, who went down for the Traders like to trade But Labor Day is well marked on the calendars of traders and investors for its own reasons. The unofficial end of summer is a welcome event in the trading crowd. For sure, we like summer, vacations and work holidays like everyone else Whatever, both the Eagles and Redskins' defenses stunk last year, so let's all just laugh at the Redskins for this. When Philadelphia 76ers historians look back on Sam Hinkie's trade with the Sacramento Kings last July — a trade so one-sided for the On Saturday morning the Vikings and Eagles shocked the football world when they finalized a trade that would send Sam Bradford to Minnesota. This wasn’t just an ordinary trade. It unfolded in a fascinating way. Wade Phillips was the first to break the "Our plan wasn't to trade Sam Bradford." During the initial conversation with the Vikings, Roseman said he made it clear that the team would have to be blown away to move Bradford, who they had just handed a two-year contract to this past offseason Well now, things have just gotten interesting. Speaking of pressure it's something that Bradford could see a lot of now that he'll be playing behind a not-always-stout offensive line. It's a situation in which Bridgewater excelled, as Pat Thorman of .
Trading Bradford makes sense. Starting Wentz in Week 1 does not. Just ask RGIII. Contact Jason Levine at (302) 324-2539 or jlevine@delawareonline.com. Hello MarketClub members everywhere. It would appear as though the markets have gone to sleep or have been mesmerized by the summer Olympic Games. I believe going to come to an end in just 10 more days as we officially say goodbye to summer. After Labor Trade with other nations has become a talking point in the The deficit was roughly the same, down just 0.2% over the period. Imports of crude oil fell in July as the per-barrel price rose for the fifth straight month to its highest level since I often (very, very often) relate what I read and experience about all sorts of pursuits to trading. I did just that with this article. The article is about wingsuit base jumping. It asks "Why are so many BASE jumpers dying?" And answers, "The simplest .