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Sam Bradford, Rocky Balboa mashup inspires Eagles fans

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Sept 3, 2015

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Former Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford is back on the field after an unimpressive NFL career of injuries.

Fans are now rallying behind the Eagles' new starting quarterback, CBS Sports reported.

The Chipadelphia Eagles, a fan who creates highlights and pump up videos on his YouTube channel, has put together a little hometown support for the new QB, mashing up Bradford's career highlights with a speech from "The Italian Stallion" himself, Rocky Balboa.

The Eagles take on the Falcons in Atlanta on Monday, Sept. 14.

You can watch the video, by clicking here.

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