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4dDan Graziano

What the recent QB trades can tell us about the state of the NFL: Five takeaways

The Rams and Eagles just got rid of their former franchise quarterbacks and took on huge dead-money charges. Has the league changed for good?

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4dFootball Outsiders

Daring moves for all 32 NFL teams in the 2021 offseason

From new homes for J.J. Watt and Cam Newton, to teams that should trade up to draft a QB, these are bold -- but reasonable -- suggestions for every club.

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5dTim McManus

Nick Sirianni's first coaching staff with Eagles has boom or bust potential

Philadelphia clearly went after up-and-coming coaches who could grow on the job. Will innovative ideas make up for what they lack in experience?

Could the Eagles and Jets be looking to draft a QB in the top 10? (2:09)

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8dTim McManus

With Carson Wentz gone, will Eagles hand the keys to Jalen Hurts?

The 2020 second-round pick is the most logical choice to take over as QB1, but Philadelphia has options, including the No. 6 overall draft choice.

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Wentz to Philly: Farewell after 'amazing journey'

Carson Wentz bid farewell to the city of Philadelphia and the Eagles on Friday, writing in part, "As one chapter closes, another one begins."

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9dTim McManus

Eagles release Jackson after injury-filled seasons

Veteran receiver DeSean Jackson, who missed 11 games last season with an injured ankle, has been released by the Eagles after his second stint with the team.

Why Max believes Eagles won by trading away Wentz (2:08)

Why were the Colts the only bidder for Carson Wentz? (0:51)

Orlovsky has a bold take for Wentz in Indy (1:11)

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10dESPN NFL Experts

NFL experts grade and debate the Carson Wentz trade: Which team won the deal?

The former No. 2 overall pick is headed to the Colts, with the Eagles adding two draft picks. Which team won the deal?

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NFL Live: What is the biggest impact to come from the Carson Wentz being traded to the Colts.

Our crew breaks down the blockbuster trade of Carson Wentz from all angles, including how it went down and the impact it will have be on both teams.

Philly superfan sends an emotional farewell to Carson Wentz (1:33)

10dNeil Paine

FiveThirtyEight: Why The Eagles Had To Get Rid Of Wentz -- And The Colts Had To Take A Chance On Him

The Carson Wentz soap opera in Philadelphia is finally over.

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Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer

Would the Eagles really invite another QB controversy by drafting a quarterback sixth overall? Don't put it past them.

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10dTim McManus

Carson Wentz out of Philly: What went wrong, and what's next

The 2020 season for both the quarterback and the Eagles ended in dysfunction, bruised egos and, ultimately, the dissolution of a once-promising union.

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10dESPN

'Carson is going to ball next year': NFL world reacts to Indianapolis Colts' trade for Carson Wentz

A major domino fell in the NFL offseason when Wentz was traded, and current and former Eagles and Colts were quick to respond on social media.

Matt Bowen ESPN Staff Writer

On QB Carson Wentz to the Colts — This is an intelligent gamble from general manager Chris Ballard. Betting on the high-traits of Wentz and the system/coaching under Frank Reich. If Wentz elevates his level of play, Indianapolis can make a run in the AFC.

Stephen A.: Why trading for Wentz is a good move for Colts (1:43)

How did the Eagles, Colts come to an agreement on trading Wentz? (1:31)

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10dChris Mortensen and Adam Schefter

Sources: Eagles trade Wentz to Colts for 2 picks

The Eagles have traded Carson Wentz to the Colts for a third-round draft pick this year and a conditional second-rounder in 2022, ending the QB's days in Philadelphia and reuniting him with Frank Reich, sources told ESPN.

Adam Schefter ESPN Senior Writer

Philadelphia has agreed to trade Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for a 2021 third-round pick and a conditional 2022 second-round pick that could turn into a first, league sources tell Chris Mortensen and me.