I dunno, I think Foles is extremely underrated.

Remember : Sanchez has a NEGATIVE TD to INT ratio.

Nick's record this year was 13 TD, 10 INT.

Now look at their record, and put that at 11 TD, 12 INT, and you probably have the Eagles at 4-4 instead of 6-2.

Foles is only 25, so I think he'll be back, and better than ever. He can totally grow into a franchise QB imho. Sanchez, well he's been at it long enough to know exactly what he is. He was bad enough to be kicked to the curb for Geno Smith. LOL.

Not quite sure it's fair to make claims about how good a quarterback is based on what the Jets decided to do with them...

I don't think Sanchez is spectacular by any means, but his play with the Jets really wasn't that much worse than Foles' play this year with the Eagles...and that's with the Jets, who didn't even bother to build anything remotely resembling an offense for Sanchez to work with. With the Eagles' offense, Sanchez could probably be just as good as Foles has been so far. Not saying that he should be Philly's choice long term; just I don't thinkg the Eagles are any more "doomed" with Sanchez under center than they have been over the past 8 games with Foles where they keep getting bailed out by special teams or deep throws.

I'm not sure whether Foles is left or right handed I just figured a broken collarbone would affect his throwing either way XP.

I agree that Foles is overrated. He misses a lot of open receivers and throws quite a few intercpetions, but he makes the long throws so his numbers look great on paper. However, Foles is young and has a lot of time to correct his mistakes and become a great QB. Sanchez... is Sanchez. He will probably play well for a few weeks as teams take time adjusting to how Chip Kelley will use him, but he's not the future of the Eagles (IMO). Foles is someone I can see improving in the next few years and become a strong franchise QB. While Sanchez will probably be the same average QB that makes silly mistakes people love to laugh about (who could forget the butt fumble XD). 

I sent u a message about the pick on Sunday morning, look in your inbox.

Sorry Foles isn't that great of a QB, just my opinion though.

Wonder if the Vikings are going to want Adrian Peterson back. Do they want the distraction that having him will bring or is he too good of a player to not keep? He's 29 (he'll be 30 by the start of the 2015 season) I'd cut ties with him while they still can if I were the GM for that team. Just my 2 cents anyway.

Oh okay thanks for clarifying Rol.

If Ray Rice can't comeback and play Adrian Peterson shouldn't be allowed to either. But because AP is a great RB and basically the star of the Vikings franchise for a few years now he will probably comeback which is ridiculous.

Some tough ones this week.

Cincinatti has been decent at home, and Cleveland has yet to find any real footing.

SF is a basketcase, and NO at home is normally God-tier, with Jimmy Graham stronger each week this is a nightmare for Hairball and Co.

Denver wlll make angry short work of Oakland, Peyton is strong on the west coast.

Buffalo is a little underrated, and KC is weak on the road.

Baltimore should easily rout the Titans.

St Louis has had a lot of close games with good teams, and Arizona I think is due for a L.

Miami is way better than anyone expected, and Detroit isn't that good.

The Jets, what more can be said. I was wrong about the Steelers being done earlier in the year, though they looked terrible for a while (losing to the Bucs lol)

The Giants are awful right now, and Seattle is a nightmare matchup for them, so this should be easy.

Dallas should have a solid outing against the Jags.

Atlanta has some talent on the team, but have been really unsteady overall, but then again : the Bucs are a level below.

Green Bay should rout Chicago, which seems totally lost right now.

Carolina is due for an angry, tough game, and the Eagles might be looking past them. Sanchez may prove me wrong, but I am not feeling like he is up to the task. The smart pick would be Philly here, but intangibles sometimes pop up in the NFL.