Chip Kelly has caused quite a stir with the deals he has made during the first free agency period in which he's in charge of the Eagles' personnel moves, but the most controversial move may have been the trade for quarterback Sam Bradford.
It's possible (though somewhat unlikely) that this acquisition will end up serving as a stepping-stone toward trading up in the draft in an effort to acquire Marcus Mariota (which would be a good move, regardless of the price paid), but what would it mean for the Eagles' offense if Bradford ended up as the starting quarterback in the 2015 season and beyond?
That question comes with the obvious caveat of whether Bradford can stay healthy, as he has missed 42 college/pro games since the 2009 season. If Kelly's system (both his much-discussed sports science department designed to rehab players and keep them healthy, and his offensive scheme) is able to keep Bradford on the field, however, there are a number of reasons to think that Philadelphia has acquired a franchise quarterback who can get them to a Super Bowl.
Here's why I think Bradford could be a good fit in Kelly's offense in Philly: