Eagles' McKee in High Demand, Quarterback Trade Market Heats Up

It's March 23rd.

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The NFL offseason keeps buzzing with quarterback Trey Tox as teams gear up for the 2026 draft.

Back-up signal callers are drawing the most interest, especially Philadelphia Eagles Reserve,

Tanner McKee.

The Eagles are demanding a second-round pick for him, a steep price for their number two

behind Jalen Hertz.

Earlier this year, Philly passed on Kenny Pickett and shipped him to Cleveland, betting big

on the sixth-round pick from the 2023 draft.

McKee has seen action in six gains with two starts, showing promise and limited chances.

Fans and analysts are split on whether the Eagles are overvaluing him.

His lack of extensive experience raises eyebrows, especially compared to other backups like

San Francisco's Mac Jones.

The 49ers already rejected third-round offers for Jones, a former first-rounder with real

starting reps.

Meanwhile, other young arms like JJ McCarthy are popping up in rumors at more affordable

costs.

Quarterback hungry teams keep watching developments closely.

As trades heat up, expect more movement before training camps kick off, with backups

potentially reshaping depth charts across the league.