If a team picked up the phone and called Jaguars general manager David Caldwell with a potential trade offer for quarterback Nick Foles, he would be crazy not to listen.
It would be very difficult for the Jaguars, who signed Foles to a four-year, $88 contract prior to last season, to make a deal they would be financially free of the $22 million he has owed this coming season. But that doesn’t mean a trade offer is impossible.
Jacksonville has the luxury of two quarterbacks who can start at a moment’s notice. Most teams struggle with just one who can perform consistently.