Eagles Sign Vet QB Dalton, Trade for 7th Round Pick

In FL stories, making news on March 18, the Philadelphia Eagles are bringing in veteran quarterback

Andy Dalton for some extra depth behind Jalen Hertz. A source familiar with the deal says

the Carolina Panthers will get a 7th round draft pick in 2027 in exchange.

This move adds experience to Philly's quarterback room, where Hertz has Tanner McKee as his

current backup. McKee might even be on the trade block soon. Dalton, a 38-year-old with 15 years

in the league, has started 84 games with an 84 wins, 83 losses, and two. Ties record. He's

thrown for nearly 40,000 yards in 254 touchdowns across Stints with Cincinnati, Dallas, Chicago,

New Orleans, and Carolina. In Carolina, the last three seasons, Dalton mostly backed up others,

but his pro-bowl nods from early Cincinnati days show his pedigree. Eagles fans see him as a steady

hand if Hertz needs a break. The trade isn't official yet, but it bolsters Philly's lineup after

Hertz led them to a Super Bowl win over Kansas City last season, earning MVP. Honors along the way.

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