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/>Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesBleeding Green Nation homepageHorizontal - WhiteBleeding Green Nationa Philadelphia Eagles communityFollow Bleeding Green Nation online:Follow Bleeding Green Nation on TwitterFollow Bleeding Green Nation on FacebookLog in or sign upLog InSign UpSite searchSearchSearchBleeding Green Nation main menuFanpostsFanshotsEaglesOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 321 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Eagles StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Eagles NewsYahoo Eagles Team PageYahoo Eagles ReportYahoo Eagles Depth ChartYahoo Eagles TransactionsYahoo Eagles PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕NFL reporter throws cold water on the idea of the Eagles trading for Jadeveon Clowney New Philadelphia Eagles Jerseys 2019 ,40commentsBut you’re saying there’s still a chance?EDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:NFL reporter throws cold water on the idea of the Eagles trading for Jadeveon Clowney TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Mitchell Leff/Getty ImagesJadeveon Clowney to the Eagles?There’s previously been some speculation that Philadelphia could be interested in trading for the disgruntled Texans pass rusher. According to one NFL reporter, though, it’s not likely to happen. Here’s what Yahoo! Sports’ Charles Robinson had to say on Friday evening. Clowney is currently holding out from Houston’s training camp. The No. 1 overall pick from the 2014 NFL Draft was seeking a long-term contract extension but now he won’t be able to sign one until 2020 at the earliest since the July 15 deadline for franchise-tagged players has passed. Clowney could be hoping to get traded to a team that has interest in signing him after 2019. And that’s where Philadelphia could theoretically come in. If the Eagles work out acceptable trade terms with the Texans Youth Clayton Thorson Jersey , Clowney could sign his franchise tender and choose to go to Philly. Of course, Clowney could easily decide that the Eagles aren’t the best landing spot for him and refuse to sign his tender. The Eagles just re-signed Brandon Graham to a three-year contract extension earlier this year. The team is also clearly high on 2017 first-round pick Derek Barnett. Vinny Curry and Josh Sweat are currently projected to be contributors in the pass rush rotation. Having to share playing time isn’t attractive to a player entering a contract year.From the Eagles’ perspective, there’s obvious risk in trading for Clowney when he could leave in free agency after this season. The cost to get him will not be cheap and his new contract won’t be Clayton Thorson Jersey Color Rush , either. The Eagles need to be smart about how they use their draft picks since they need to acquire inexpensive, young talent to build around Carson Wentz’s big quarterback contract. Clowney on the Eagles is a nice thought. Having him would lessen some worries about Philadelphia’s pass rush after losing Chris Long and Michael Bennett. But it’s ultimately not realistic. It wasn’t what Donovan McNabb said. Of course, the next two years are critical for Carson Wentz. That should go without saying. What rubbed all of Philadelphia wrong is the fact it’s McNabb saying it.McNabb was the team’s quarterback for 11 seasons Cheap Clayton Thorson Jersey , winning nine playoff games and an NFC Championship Game.So the Eagles’ former quarterback drew the ire of current offensive tackle Lane Johnson, who heard enough when McNabb told CBS Sports Radio that “if [Wentz] can’t get out of the second round [in the next two years] they should look to possibly draft another quarterback because you just don’t know about his durability.” Johnson, via NBCSportsPhiladelphia.com Youth Jason Peters Jerseys , tweeted to McNabb, writing, “and you wonder why nobody respects you when you come back !!!!” He included six snake emojis in the tweet. Johnson showed Jason Peters Jerseys Stitched , even though he’s a right tackle, that he has his quarterback’s back.