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Robert Quinn Traded to the Eagles

Ben and Sheil break down Philly’s new acquisition from the Chicago Bears

By Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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The Chicago Bears have traded veteran pass rusher Robert Quinn to the Eagles for a 2023 fourth-round pick. Quinn, a three-time Pro Bowl defensive end, broke the Bears’ single-season sack record with 18.5 in 2021. Howie Roseman has been known to make deals around the deadline, and continued that tradition today. Sheil and Ben give their immediate reactions to the trade and discuss whether this is a good move or bad move for the Birds.

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