Eagles Trade Dalton, Eyeing McKee for Browns

0:00On March 20th, Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman keeps shaking up his quarterback group like no one else in football. His latest move brought in 38-year-old veteran Andy Dalton from the Carolina Panthers in exchange for a seventh-round pick in 20-27. Dalton spent the last three years as Bryce Young's backup and can now sit behind Jalen Hertz. Roseman has a track record of these flips, like trading Kenny Pickett last all season, drafting prospects only to wave them and grabbing Sam Howe from Minnesota. Adding Dalton raises eyebrows, especially with promising backup Tanner McKee on the roster. The six-foot six-stanford product has flashed in limited starts, posting a 95.7 quarterback rating. Analysts see this as a sign that Eagles might shot McKee soon. Drafted in the sixth round back in 2023, he's developed into a trade asset with a big arm and solid pocket presence. Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry, who learned under Roseman, runs a similar quarterback

1:00carousel and could be circling. The Browns already have DeShawn Watson healthy, Shedore Sanders rising, and Dylan Gabriel, but fans won real competition heading into 20. 26. McKee fits perfectly on his cheap rookie deal, just $1.1 million next year, blending youth and experience without blocking starters. With Cleveland holding plenty of draft picks and past trades between the teams, expect buzz around a deal that might include their sixth rounder. Dylan Gabriel, this quarterback shuffle promises more twists before training camp.