PFF: Dont blame Sam Bradford for the Eagles loss
The Eagles replacements at left tackle for the injure Jason Peters allowed 13 total pressures between them, meaning Bradford had opposing pass-rushers in his face all night. He also got little help from his receivers.
Philly had the highest drop rate in the league for Week 7, with 20 percent of Bradfords incompletions being drops. He had another six that were either batted down or thrown away, and his interception was more of a fluke than anything else.
In fact, Bradford ranked tied for seventh this week with an accuracy percentage of 85.
And in our PFF grades, he tied for third with Derek Carr, behind only Tom Brady and Jameis Winston.
If youre looking for a player to blame, running back DeMarco Murray fits the bill. He was one of our lowest-graded RBs this week. He didnt break a single tackle and averaged just 3.6 yards per carry. And in the passing game, he dropped two passes.
For the season, Bradford has graded out as roughly an average quarterback, with his worst game coming against the Jets. For the most part, hes been fine, and he actually played very well against the Panthers. He certainly deserves more credit than blame, for this week at least.