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9 Teams Submit Trade Offers for Eagles QB Tanner McKee — Market Heating Up Fast


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 Tanner McKee has turned a preseason audition into a full-blown quarterback market frenzy. The Philadelphia Eagles’ young signal-caller delivered a poised, surgical, and commanding performance that’s made front offices across the NFL take notice.

Preseason hype doesn’t always guarantee regular-season stardom, but McKee’s combination of size, accuracy, and composure has positioned him as one of the league’s most intriguing trade targets. League sources confirm at least nine teams have reached out about his availability — a testament to the premium placed on quarterback depth.

Teams Reportedly Interested in McKee:

  • Miami Dolphins — With lingering concerns over Tua Tagovailoa’s durability, Miami views McKee as a strong insurance option who could seamlessly work in their speed-driven attack alongside Jaylen Waddle.

  • New York Jets — If the Justin Fields experiment stumbles, McKee’s pocket rhythm and structured-play efficiency could be a cleaner fit for OC Tanner Engstrand’s system.

  • Cleveland Browns — Depth at quarterback has been a talking point, and evaluators believe McKee’s ceiling is higher than some current roster options.

  • Baltimore Ravens — A decision-focused passer like McKee could serve as a steadying presence behind Lamar Jackson in a system that values precision.

  • Indianapolis Colts — With Anthony Richardson still developing, Indy sees McKee as a potential top backup who can step in without disruption.

  • Jacksonville Jaguars — Trevor Lawrence’s injury history has the Jags seeking a capable No. 2 to keep their playoff hopes stable.

  • Houston Texans — Protecting C.J. Stroud is priority one, but depth behind him is equally important — and McKee offers veteran-level poise.

  • New Orleans Saints — With uncertainty under center, McKee could legitimately compete for a starting job if current options falter.

  • Arizona Cardinals — If the Kyler Murray situation changes post-2025, McKee could be part of a transition plan alongside a developing rookie.

  • While no trade appears imminent, insiders expect negotiations to heat up before the regular season kicks off. For QB-hungry franchises, the 6-foot-6 Eagle may be one of the most intriguing pieces on the market — and one that could shift a team’s fortunes before Week 1.

     

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