The Philadelphia Eagles and St. Louis Rams have swapped starting quarterbacks, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter and various other sources across the NFL. Nick Foles, who was the Eagles starting quarterback, is headed to St Louis, while Sam Bradford, who was the Rams starting quarterback, is headed to Philadelphia.
Filed to ESPN: Rams close to trading QB Sam Bradford to Philadelphia for Nick Foles and draft-pick compensation, per sources.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 10, 2015
Bradford, who missed the entire 2014 NFL season with a torn ACL, has been considered a bust to this point by many, but the 27 year-old can still prove himself in this league. Bradford had a 90.9 quarterback rating with 14 touchdowns and 1,687 passing yards for the Rams in the 2013 NFL season.
Foles, who also missed some time with a broken collarbone last season, bursted onto the seeing in 2013 after Michael Vick went down, as Foles had a 119.2 quarterback rating with 27 touchdowns for 2,891 passing yards in 13 games. Foles 2014 season had him playing in only 8 games, where he threw 13 touchdowns for 2,163 yards and a quarterback rating of 81.4.
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