There can be only one conclusion to make after the Philadelphia Eagles signed quarterback Sam Bradford to a two-year extension which is that the team will at least be competitive for two more seasons.<br />Beyond that, the time the two years buys the Eagles to get even better is worth the $36 million the team gave to the 28-year-old quarterback, because the prospect of the Eagles falling from a 7-9 team to a much worse one was very real.<br />Now they have some stability at the most important position on the field and additional money to plug some holes elsewhere.<br />Whether they have enough to shore up a sinking ship is yet to be determined, but at the very least, they will not have to sign some career backup.<br />That would have made the 2016 season even tougher to watch for fans who had to suffer through a brutal 2015.
