And now a message from the president of the Sam Bradford Fan Club.
Don't look now, Eagles fans, but the Birds are not the only undefeated team in the NFL. And Carson Wentz is not the only QB who has yet to throw an interception.
In fact, he's not the only "Eagles" signal caller with that distinction.
Don't look now, but the Minnesota Vikings are sitting at a perfect 4-0 after beating the New York Giants in a Monday Night Football matchup, 24-10.
Bradford, once penciled in to be the Eagles starter this year, went 26 of 36 for 262 yards and a TD, while again not turning the ball over.
The Vikings, in large part to perhaps the NFL's best defense, have not missed a beat since starting QB Teddy Bridgewater's knee exploded, ending his season.
Some people believed they panicked in trading for Bradford, sending next year's No. 1 pick to the Eagles.
That thrust Carson Wentz, who initially was not expected to play at all this season, into the spotlight as he was named the Eagles' starter. Wentz has been outstanding. He's not alone.
Bradford has been equally masterful in running the Vikings' offense, even without star running back Adrian Peterson, who is out with a knee injury.
Last night Eagles fans got a chance to see Bradford again, and wonder if they should cheer for the hated Giants, since every loss by the Vikings makes that 1st round draft pick the Eagles are getting from Minnesota next year more attractive.
In the meantime, if both these teams hold serve, the two will collide on Oct. 23 at the Linc.
How cool would it be for both Bradford and Wentz to be undefeated heading into that game?
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