Eagles Trade Candidate Tanner McKee Sparks QB Race

On March 23rd, the Philadelphia Eagles just added better in quarterback Andy Dalton to their roster, creating a crowded quarterback room with Jalen.

Hurts as the starter, Dalton as a reliable backup, and Tanner McKee as the third option.

At 25 years old, and in the final year of his contract, McKee now looks like a prime trade candidate for teams needing young quarterback.

This move makes sense for Philly, since most teams don't carry three quarterbacks, and Dalton fits better as a number two than buried on the death.

Chart. McKee, a former sixth round draft pick, has flash potential in limited play, including two regular season starts.

League Insiders no interest from the Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, Las Vegas Raiders, and Los Angeles Rams, all facing back up.

Uncertainties. Fans and analysts see McKee as a long-term project, who could compete for starting jobs elsewhere.

The Packers lack solid options behind Jordan Love, after losing a free agent, while the Rams might need more behind Matthew Stafford, if Jimmy Garoppolo.

Stays unsigned. Pittsburgh eyes him as competition if Aaron Rogers retires, and the Raiders want depth for their young starters.

With training camps approaching, a deal for McKee could quickly reshape depth charts, and give him a fresh shot to prove himself as a franchise.

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I'm Corey with The Story.