[MlorinczJ]

He's clearly not a good fit for Chip Kelly's offense and the kid could be good. Prototypical size with a big arm, he might be worth a shot.

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The Associated Press reports that the Eagles would want a first- or second-round pick to "even consider" trading Nick Foles.
The AP's story cites an "NFL source," which is clearly in the Eagles organization and using the media in an attempt to create leverage. Foles' trade value is not a first- or second-round pick, and the Eagles know that. But they intend to feign the impression that it is, and that there's "no way" they'd trade Foles without being offered a top-two-round draft pick. We suspect Foles will be traded for a third- or fourth-rounder closer to April's draft. In the meantime, the Eagles will pretend Foles is part of Chip Kelly's long-term plan.

Rotoworld article

[Mr_Jet]

Considering how injury prone Vick is I wouldn't be looking to trade away my back up QB if I were the Eagles. If Kelly is truly an offensive wizard he'd figure out a way to utilize Foles's strengths to his advantage rather than just get rid of him because Foles doesn't fit his system.

I'd love to see Foles take over for Sanchez but I just can't see Philly trading him.

[Jetsman05]

I really liked him coming out. More than most. I think in the right fit, he'll be solid.

[MikeGangGreenFan2]

NFL.com says the Eagles want a 1st or 2nd round pick for him. I would give up a 3rd

[HarlemHxC814]

I'd rather throw a 3rd or 4th (preferably 4th) for Flynn, but I wouldn't have any qualms about doing that for Foles either

[SecondHandJets]

This guy is a 1 year player who was a 3rd round pick in 2012. He started a handful of games, threw 6 tds and 5 ints, then broke his hand and was placed on IR. Now he's playing for a coach who clearly doesn't see him in his plans and just signed Dennis Dixon (who played for Kelly before). At this point, Foles is more likely to be #3 on the depth chart than he is to be #1. I'd give up a 5th and a 7th for him only because the Cheifs would probably offer a 5th for him.

[FlyHiJets]

No thanks. Not at the asking price. He's of course being rumored to be wanted in KC to rejoin Reed, but I honestly don't see why they'd do that if they're getting Geno Smith in the draft.

A first & a second for Foles is laughable considering Alex Smith can be had for that. If we're doing any trades for a vet QB & we're looking to win, I would ship Mevis out to San Fran in exchange for Smith & a pick which I believe they'd be willing to give up.

[SecondHandJets]

FlyHiJets, on 16 February 2013 - 11:24 AM, said:

No thanks. Not at the asking price. He's of course being rumored to be wanted in KC to rejoin Reed, but I honestly don't see why they'd do that if they're getting Geno Smith in the draft.

A first & a second for Foles is laughable considering Alex Smith can be had for that. If we're doing any trades for a vet QB & we're looking to win, I would ship Mevis out to San Fran in exchange for Smith & a pick which I believe they'd be willing to give up.

Alex Smith is a FA, the 9ers don't control him.

[Chaos]

I will never understand this love affair with Alex Smith. He would be terrible on the Jets. He only became a decent QB for the 49ers after they got Harbaugh and surrounded him with talent. Smith is not the answer for the Jets.

Smith and a pick for Revis is pathetic.

[FlyHiJets]

SecondHandJets, on 16 February 2013 - 02:31 PM, said:

Alex Smith is a FA, the 9ers don't control him.

He signed a 3 yr deal last March. The team has outs, but they still own his rights. If they cut him before the new league year, they owe him $1 million. Once March 12th hits, he's due 7.75 million guaranteed.

[FlyHiJets]

Chaos, on 16 February 2013 - 03:12 PM, said:

I will never understand this love affair with Alex Smith. He would be terrible on the Jets. He only became a decent QB for the 49ers after they got Harbaugh and surrounded him with talent. Smith is not the answer for the Jets.

Smith and a pick for Revis is pathetic.

Smith & a pick for a guy that's worth about as much as a no name rookie is pathetic? Since when? Smith is a huge upgrade over Sanchez & since Harbaugh worked with him, he's become a much better QB. As for "surrounded by talent"? Really? Crabtree & Davis.......who else? A washed up over the hill Moss? Manning Ham & his 1 td all season? Ginn? Laughable. Ginny couldn't even hang in Miami.

[HarlemHxC814]

FlyHiJets, on 16 February 2013 - 05:18 PM, said:

Smith & a pick for a guy that's worth about as much as a no name rookie

Stopped reading after that

[FlyHiJets]

Should I change it to read other than trade value is only about as valuable as a no name rookie or about the same value as Tim Teblow? Until he actually plays and PROVES he's worth anything after the acl surgery, he's worthless.

[HarlemHxC814]

If they traded Revis for a 7th rounder in 2025 you would be ecstatic...

[Chaos]

FlyHiJets, on 16 February 2013 - 05:18 PM, said:

Smith & a pick for a guy that's worth about as much as a no name rookie is pathetic? Since when? Smith is a huge upgrade over Sanchez & since Harbaugh worked with him, he's become a much better QB. As for "surrounded by talent"? Really? Crabtree & Davis.......who else? A washed up over the hill Moss? Manning Ham & his 1 td all season? Ginn? Laughable. Ginny couldn't even hang in Miami.

Kaepernick? Gore? That offensive line? Don't make it seem like the 49ers have no talent on offense. That team is stacked on both sides of the ball.

You have got to be smoking something real good if you think plugging in Smith for Sanchez will solve all of the Jets problems. I get it that you loathe Revis for some reason but seriously? Smith and the 31st pick are not worth it for Revis. I would rather have picks instead of Smith. I don't want Smith in a Jets uniform. He was thought to be a bust until Harbaugh came around. If Smith was as good as people think he is, why exactly was he replaced by Kaepernick and why did Harbaugh flirt with a Manning returning from injury? Dude was a mess for 7 years and he is not going to help the Jets.

[Chaos]

FlyHiJets, on 16 February 2013 - 05:30 PM, said:

Should I change it to read other than trade value is only about as valuable as a no name rookie or about the same value as Tim Teblow? Until he actually plays and PROVES he's worth anything after the acl surgery, he's worthless.

WHAT? This guy is sought after DESPITE the injury. He is a HOF material based on what he does. If the Jets are seriously looking to trade him, a team will take him on without a doubt. You're really delusional when it comes to Revis.

[HarlemHxC814]

Reading shit like this makes me absolutely stoked that FlyHiJets isn't the GM of this team

[MlorinczJ]

FlyHiJets, on 16 February 2013 - 05:30 PM, said:

Should I change it to read other than trade value is only about as valuable as a no name rookie or about the same value as Tim Teblow? Until he actually plays and PROVES he's worth anything after the acl surgery, he's worthless.

You really are delusional. You realize ACL injuries no longer jeopardize careers like they used to right? Look at Peterson and Jamal Charles this year, Ricky Rubio is playing great as we speak, and there are multiple case studies like Derrick Rose, Ladarius Webb, and Rajon Rondo that we can learn from soon. No name rookie? LMFAO. You're about as ignorant as they come buddy. Revis doesn't have to prove shit to have trade value, it already exists. Get over yourself and your superior opinions, you'll be doing the entire f***ing world a favor.

[SecondHandJets]

FlyHiJets, on 16 February 2013 - 05:30 PM, said:

Until he actually plays and PROVES he's worth anything after the acl surgery, he's worthless.

Whats with the vendetta against Revis? An ACL surgery is pretty routine now.

[sexyrexy]

If they could sign Alex Smith as UFA to a relatively cap friendly contract, I would be pretty happy. He will probably want a good chunk of change though ($6-8 mil/yr maybe?), so that's probably not realistic.

He's a clear upgrade from Sanchez at this point and could fill the starting role until the organization finds a long term replacement. I understand people think it's all Jim Harbaugh, but he's clearly a smarter and better QB after having worked with that coaching staff for two straight seasons. He finally had the same coaches and system for two straight years, and he's become smart with the football... and that's a lot more than anyone can say of Sanchez.

THAT BEING SAID, Revis for Smith and a pick is miserable.