Bradford, who was traded from the Rams to Eagles last March, is scheduled to become a free agent unless signed to a new contract or placed under a franchise tag.
Pederson praised Bradford, saying he would "perfectly fit" into the Eagle's new offensive scheme.
"I think Sam's a quality quarterback," Pederson said Tuesday. "I think he's a top-notch quarterback. Look what he did that last half of the season, the numbers he was able to put up. As a quarterback, he would fit perfectly with a system that I'm going to bring."
He added.
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"Sam brings a whole skill set that benefits him," Pederson said. "It is a pass-friendly system, but it is not so much a vertical system as people think. Today's game has changed offensively. You're seeing more spread-style offenses, more of the run/pass options that quarterbacks have at the line of scrimmage.On Wednesday, it was reported that Bradford and his agent asked for $25 million a year from the Eagles in contract talks last offseason.
"Quarterbacks today have the ability to think with their brain, and I want to tap into that, too."
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