20921 <p><strong>Sam Bradford</strong> returned to Oklahoma to help the Sooners win a national title. I'm wondering if he got the right kind of help with his decision. After hurting his shoulder against Texas, Bradford won't play this week against Kansas. ESPN draft expert <strong>Todd McShay </strong>said Saturday on <em>Sportscenter</em> that Bradford may have cost himself millions of dollars. We're talking ten to 20 million. Hindsight is 20/20, and Bradford is an adult, but how is he allowed to make this decision? His family let him down, but so did his coach, <strong>Bob Stoops. </strong>Stoops is a great recruiter, he should have used those schools to recruit Bradford to the NFL. Who knows maybe he did. Granted, he's in a difficult situation. His job is to win games. But, did he put his player's best interest before his? Would he have done and said the same things if it was <em>his </em>son? Here's more on Bradford from a local perspective.</p> <p><a href="http://www.newsok.com/sam-bradford-faces-nfl-decisions-agains/article/3410435">http://www.newsok.com/sam-bradford-faces-nfl-decisions-agains/article/3410435</a></p> true 2009-10-20T03:43:44Z 96928 2 2009-10-21T15:52:08Z