This is from Jay Glazer's report on foxsports.com
EAGLES CONTINUE TO BE ACTIVE IN TRADE MARKET: First the Eagles thought they had a deal with the Ravens regarding Corey Simon, until Simon's contract demands were too high. Now the Eagles have dabbled in the running back market.
The Bills have contacted the Eagles about a possible trade that would send RB Travis Henry to Philadelphia. (Rick Stewart / Getty Images)
FOXSports.com has learned that the Eagles have held talks with the Bills regarding a potential trade for RB Travis Henry. The Bills have phoned the Birds on more than one occasion and Philly appears to be interested. However, like the Simon deal, Henry's lust for a new contract could kill such a trade from occurring.
It's no secret the team wants to add a RB to go along with last year's stud Brian Westbrook, and Henry would be a great fit for any team looking for a solid workhorse and locker room guy. Buffalo asked for a second rounder but would probably take a third-rounder or even a fourth that would move up to a third if Henry met certain incentives.
In the end, Henry's contract terms will likely dictate if such a deal occurs or not. It certainly doesn't hurt to explore it either, does it?
EAGLES CONTINUE TO BE ACTIVE IN TRADE MARKET: First the Eagles thought they had a deal with the Ravens regarding Corey Simon, until Simon's contract demands were too high. Now the Eagles have dabbled in the running back market.
The Bills have contacted the Eagles about a possible trade that would send RB Travis Henry to Philadelphia. (Rick Stewart / Getty Images)
FOXSports.com has learned that the Eagles have held talks with the Bills regarding a potential trade for RB Travis Henry. The Bills have phoned the Birds on more than one occasion and Philly appears to be interested. However, like the Simon deal, Henry's lust for a new contract could kill such a trade from occurring.
It's no secret the team wants to add a RB to go along with last year's stud Brian Westbrook, and Henry would be a great fit for any team looking for a solid workhorse and locker room guy. Buffalo asked for a second rounder but would probably take a third-rounder or even a fourth that would move up to a third if Henry met certain incentives.
In the end, Henry's contract terms will likely dictate if such a deal occurs or not. It certainly doesn't hurt to explore it either, does it?
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