NFL Rumors: Eagles 'Close' to Trading Carson Wentz

Wentz could be the next quarterback to change teams

Carson Wentz could be the next starting quarterback to switch teams. The Eagles are reportedly close to trading the former second overall pick according to Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Indianapolis and Chicago are both natural destinations for Wentz. Colts head coach Frank Reich worked with Wentz in Philadelphia, as did Bears quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo. 

Carolina is another team that is looking to upgrade at the quarterback position. 

The Eagles would incur a $33.8 million dead cap charge in 2020 if they traded Wentz, but it would free up future space and give them a much clearer outlook moving forward. 

The asking price for Wentz is high and they'd likely demand multiple draft picks in any deal according to McLane.

Philadelphia took Jalen Hurts in the second-round of the 2020 NFL Draft. He could start for them in 2021 if they traded Wentz. They also have the sixth overall pick this year and could use that on one of the top quarterback prospects. 

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