The Eagles are reuniting with quarterback Nick Foles. It’s a two-year, $11MM deal with $7MM guaranteed, a source tells Mike Garafolo of NFL.com (on Twitter). 
Foles now returns to the place where he first (and last) found NFL success. This time, however, he won’t be starting. He’ll serve as a backup for rising sophomore Carson Wentz. With five years of NFL experience, Foles should be able to impart some wisdom on the youngster. He’ll also be able to take over in the event of an injury and on paper he is probably one of the league’s better No. 2 QBs.
The acquisition of Foles may mean that Chase Daniel is on the verge of getting traded. Daniel has been in trade rumors for weeks now and neither he nor Foles would be happy as the third quarterback on the depth chart. Daniel, entering his age-31 season, still doesn’t have a major body of work to show teams, but he is well respected in the league and could net the Eagles a draft pick.
Foles, 28, appeared in three games for the Chiefs in 2016 (one start), completing 36 of 55 attempts for 410 yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions. While his single start was an impressive showing, it’s been a while since he’s played that well in a larger sample size. After tossing 27 touchdowns with the Eagles in 2013, Foles’ next two campaigns were middling, and he wasn’t able to keep his starting job with the Rams.
Value for Daniel: 4th rounder?
No way.more like a conditional 7th rd’r that wont convey,like the Sanchez trade.
And Philly has no leverage, so he’ll be released and they’ll owe him $$$$
Browns should trade for Daniel. Cost a lot less than garapollo and give em time to groom a qb.
Dont understand why they dont just keep Osweiler for the year.theyre paying him the money either way.why pay him to play elsewhere,while still paying to bring someone else in?
Why would they trade for someone who will sit on the bench? They already have 3 quarterbacks, anyways.