The last time we saw Sam Bradford in action, he was being pile-driven, shoulder-first, into the turf of Jerry Jones’ new football Shangri La. The hit caused Bradford’s shoulder sprain, putting him on the shelf for three games, one of which the Sooners lost to Miami. Now it appears as if last season’s Heisman Trophy winner wants to get back on the field, and he is looking to do so when Oklahoma plays Baylor this Saturday. Bradford’s reasoning has to do with being prepared for the Texas game, which follows Baylor.

I’m sure the folks who organize the Red River Shootout are no doubt happy about the Bradford news.

But first, video of Bradford’s injury:

About his potential return, Bradford said:

“That definitely is important and something I’ve talked to [Oklahoma quarterbacks coach Josh] Heupel about,” Bradford said. “To get a game before Texas would definitely be beneficial for me and the offense.”

I’m sure that’s great news for a Baylor Bear team that’s trying to post something resembling a winning record for the first time in, well, a lot.

Tags: Baylor Bears, Big 12 Football, Heisman Trophy, Oklahoma Sooners, Sam Bradford

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