Lions Saints Teams with quarterback turmoil (but their QB is great, and would solve somebody's QB position, if not their own). Texans Seahawks So if we're not counting the Texans or Seahawks, whose quarterbacks would negate one of the other team's quarterback issues should they move on, that would be 17 teams who could reasonably select a quarterback high in the draft in the next few years. In other words, that reality hurts the premise that the Eagles could simply draft a quarterback in 2022 should Jalen Hurts falter in 2021. Question from Lothar: I've seen a common theme in the debate over Jalen Hurts vs. drafting a QB at 6, that if Hurts succeeds, then great, the Eagles have a QB. And if he doesn't, the Eagles will be bad enough to just grab one up high next year. But this seems to ignore a not-so-insane probability of a third option... What if Hurts is just OK? It's not hard to squint and see a second year QB with a full offseason, a new staff designing an offense around him, and a little bit of improved luck in the health of the team somehow squeezing out say, 7 wins next year, which is the difference in drafting in the top 6 versus drafting around 15th, where the price to draft a top flite QB gets significantly steeper. Lurie's recent meddlesome comments aside, how much might this thinking affect the decision to take a QB this draft given the Eagles don't usually draft this high, and the price to move up from 6 likely won't be as crippling as it might be from the middle of the pack?