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Now that Oregon Junior Marcus Mariota has declared for the NFL draft, rumors are ablaze regarding the quarterback’s future. Can he make it in the league? Is he better than Jameis Winston? Should the Buccaneers pass on the Heisman winner?
A big rumor that has come out is one regarding the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles are coached by Chip Kelly who just happens to be the same man who recruited Mariota to Oregon and started him as a freshman quarterback.
Will the Eagles pull the trigger? Should the Eagles trade up for Marcus Mariota?
If you ask me the answer is a resounding NO.
The Eagles under Chip Kelly have managed to win 10 games in two different years using a combination of Michael Vick, Nick Foles, and Mark Sanchez at quarterback. Those aren’t exactly first ballot hands down hall of famers I just mentioned. Not taking anything away from their talent, it’s just the facts of the situation.
If Mariota slips down within a few picks of the Eagles then by all means give up a miniscule amount of value to get him. But to trade the farm when you are one step away from winning your division? It doesn’t make sense when the Eagles can simply use those picks to sure up their offensive line and find a reliable young safety on defense.