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Mystery AFC Team offered 2nd rounder for Nick Foles.


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27 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

And the eagles didn’t take it? 

There was a report that they view him as being more valuable than Bradford--who they got a 1st and 4th for. I find that to be ridiculous and silly considering he's actually hurting their team to a large degree being on the roster because of the cap hit and they only have him for 1 more year. A 2nd I would think is a lot to trade for him. A journeyman who got hot and won it all with a great team and great offensive coaches should not be demanding that much. Especially when you can get him for nothing in a year if they don't trade him. If this report was true, Eagles should've jumped on the 2nd rounder... Unless it was from a team like the Jags or Bills (reports were it was earlier this offseason so before Bortles got extended) which would be later 2nd and they were holding out for a team like the Brown to trade a high 2nd for him. Still that would be risky.

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1 minute ago, RumHam said:

Willing to bet this isn't Carolina related whatsoever. #plzban

I think you'd probably just be best served to take a break through the offseason. You just don't understand how these things work here on the Huddle in the offseason and you don't seem to care to participate.

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33 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

And the eagles didn’t take it? 

Why take it, Wentz may not be back for the season opener and it's been leaked that he had an "RG3" like injury and one doctor is recommending he wear a brace the rest of his career. 

So foles on a cheap contract is more valuable to them than the pick. 

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Just now, jumpman910 said:

Why take it, Wentz may not be back for the season opener and it's been leaked that he had an "RG3" like injury and one doctor is recommending he wear a brace the rest of his career

So foles on a cheap contract is more valuable to them than the pick. 

Uh oh. My buddy who is a huge Eagles fan told me that there's been a lot of Lamar Jackson to the Eagles rumors flying in recent days too. There very well may be more to that injury than a run of the mill ACL tear.

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54 minutes ago, joeyxfresco said:

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It was the Browns. 

that would actually make sense. They have a poo ton of picks (3 in the second) and plenty of money to spend. they could have the superbowl mvp for a 2nd round pick that they're likely to screw up anyway and $7.6 left on his contract. They should do it.

 

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Uh oh. My buddy who is a huge Eagles fan told me that there's been a lot of Lamar Jackson to the Eagles rumors flying in recent days too. There very well may be more to that injury than a run of the mill ACL tear.

Yeah, I think the concern is the longevity of the lateral stability of the knee. I'  positive he'll bounce back but how soon and he might never get back to his MVP level. 

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