After trading Donovan McNabb to the Washington Redskins, the Philadelphia Eagles now have only two quarterbacks on roster, and it seems that they are determined to get some rookie quarterback from draft with one of the 11 draft picks they have on hand currently.
The Eagles now have Kevin Kolb and Michael Vick, who is believed to be on the Eagles’ list of tradable players. By so far there have been several signs of Eagles planning to draft a quarterback. One of them is that offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg was sent to see Oklahoma’s Sam Bradford throw, and other signs include their contact with John Skelton of Fordham and Florida’s Tim Tebow. But prior to get any of the possible rookies, the Eagles should try to trade Vick first to clear room for new backup to Kolb.
Anyhow, with 11 picks in hand, the Eagles do have good choices of needed players. That number of picks will not only allow them to fix problem with game passers but also allow them to cover quite a few other needs. At moment we can keep eyes on possible teams to sign away Vick and possible rookies to put on Eagles jerseys.
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