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I would say that they weren't "seriously" considering it, as no team would seriously offer anything close to 3 1sts, IMO.
If Schaub was worth a couple of 2nds then a first isn't out of the question. Is McNabb better than Aron Rodgers, Alex Smith, Brady Quinn, Philip Rivers, Ryan Leaf, etc.? McNabb is a known quantity and if he gets healthy could be a good QB for a couple more years. Of course getting healthy is not something he has been able to do for a while now.
I have to laugh at the idea that Feeley played so great.His first INT that was returned for a TD was a horrible decision. And the last INT was a horrible decision too, when they had been moving the ball well, needed to milk the clock and get a FG at the very least, and should have kept moving it in increments, but instead went for it all by throwing a rainbow up for grabs in the end zone.All the in between stuff was very nice, but please, he DIDN'T outplay Brady. Those turnovers killed them. He's a career backup, and should McNabb leave, Feeley will not be the guy.
Schaub has a futureMcNabb is past his prime, major injury concerns, and his mobility is a joke, not to mention IMO McNabb would be bringing some baggage. I cant see a first. The teams that needs QB's will be picking in the top 15 picks of the draft. He just isnt worth that.
With all due respect, he's not even "maybe" worth a 1st round pick. He's 31 years old, hasn't stayed healthy for a full season since 2004, and will have to be paid like a Top 5 QB in the NFL. The combination of $$ and a 1st rounder, coupled w/ the injuries taking a toll for the last 3 years, I just don't see how some team could justify giving up a 1st rounder. With that being said, I think the Vikings giving up a mid 2nd round pick makes perfect sense and that would be his market value, IMO.
except for 1 team....Chicago....i could see them give a first and a second, their first will be in the high teens to low 20's. They don't want to have to groom a Qb, McNabb could step in right away. That's the only team i can see doing it
I wouldn't mind that, but IIRC McNabb made a statement about a month ago basically saying the Bears have no Talent on O and he doesnt want to go there. I cant imagine that goes over well.
I don't know the exact number, but McNabb makes a ton of money if I recall correctly. So he'd have to go to a team under or close to the cap, and even then they'd have to deal with salary restructuring. I see the Eagles getting a first, or a player in return (kind of like Portis for Champ a few years back).
I highly doubt Brady or Peyton would be traded, for anything. Not even if a team offered all it's next 3 years of picks. Just way too important to those teams and city.LT? I honestly don't know right now. Hell, he could get dealt for 1 as the Chargers keep Turner.
Alexander was offered for a 2nd not too dissimilar from LT's current status.
at 3 first rounders.
I'll get laid by the hottie in Phlash's avatar before they get three firsts for McNublet!at 3 first rounders.J
Not gonna happen.
I'll get laid by the hottie in Phlash's avatar before they get three firsts for McNublet!at 3 first rounders.J
Thank you!! I needed a good laugh man 
Nope.
Would have to see a link on that. Never heard anything like that.
I wouldn't give up one first rounder for him, maybe a second. The Eagles are dreaming if they think they are going to get any package like that.
They got a 2nd for AJ, anything is possible
What would bother me if I were an Eagles fan is that Feeley got so much production from this group of players. This is the same group that McNabb has largely struggled with. He has had a few good games, but Feeley did this against a very good D. If Feeley can continue to produce it brings up more questions about McNabb's ability to produce for anyone.
I'd say Brady and Manning are both definitely worth three 1st round picks, but no one else.
I heard the Dolphins are interested in Feeley after last night's game. Philly wants a 2nd rounder.
that worked out very nicely for Philly
http://www.suntimes.com/sports/football/be...ully11a.articleA source close to McNabb said earlier this year that the ship on such a move might have sailed because the Bears didn't have a lot to offer on offense. The offensive line is aging. They don't have a top- flight running back. And other than at tight end, the receiving corps -- wide receivers and backs -- would need a major upgrade to attract a front-line quarterback
Exactly. Re-read the quote - one team called the Eagles and asked about his availability. The answer was a ridiculous price. Hence, he's not available. Unless they would give up 3 first rounders. Honestly people, do you really think the Eagles were shopping him with that asking price? Sounds to me like an unsolicited phone call that got the appropriate response.Relate it to FFL. "Hey, I see you have Peterson on your roster. What would it take to get him from you?"
The Chargers set that price because they really wanted to keep Turner. If they'd wanted to trade him, the price would have been lower.Maybe the Eagles are doing the same thing.Philly must have talked to the guys in SD who valued Turner at 2 1st for this.
Seeing as probably half the first round picks flop and the other half turn out to be decent players, I would trade 3 1st round picks in a heart beat for Peyton and Brady. LT, not sure as I think QBs are far more valuable and they tend to win Super Bowls with replaceable RBs, whereas the reverse happens but far less often and usually with a great D as well.
that worked out great for the chargersThe Chargers set that price because they really wanted to keep Turner. If they'd wanted to trade him, the price would have been lower.Maybe the Eagles are doing the same thing.Philly must have talked to the guys in SD who valued Turner at 2 1st for this.
Tomlinson is not worth three 1st rounders.
