TradeVerdicts connects Nick Foles to 3 exact
public NFL transactions involving Houston Texans, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, Chicago Bears, and Jacksonville Jaguars.
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3 Recorded Trades
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Houston Texans and Philadelphia Eagles
Even Trade Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Philadelphia acquired veteran linebacker DeMeco Ryans and pick No. 88, which became Nick Foles, while Houston received picks No. 76 and No. 99, becoming Brandon Brooks and Ben Jones. The hindsight returns are unusually strong on both sides. Ryans stabilized the Eagles' defense and Foles became a Super Bowl MVP later in his Philadelphia career; Brooks and Jones developed into high-level, long-lasting NFL offensive linemen.
The quarterback swap produced more long-term value than either starter's 2015 season suggests. Philadelphia got a full season from Sam Bradford, then traded him to Minnesota in 2016 for a first-round pick and additional draft value. St. Louis received Nick Foles, Andrew Donnal and a 2016 second-rounder; Foles failed, but that second-round pick became a core piece of the package used to move to No. 1 for Jared Goff. Both teams extracted major downstream value.
Jacksonville Jaguars Win Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Jacksonville traded Nick Foles to Chicago for the 140th pick in the 2020 draft, which became linebacker Shaquille Quarterman. The Jaguars escaped a quarterback situation that had collapsed after one injury-marred season and recovered a fourth-round asset. Chicago received a veteran challenger to Mitchell Trubisky, but Foles went 2-5 as a Bears starter in 2020 and never solved the franchise's quarterback problem.
