Welcome back to another episode of the Adam Schaefter podcast.

And this week, the big interview.

And we are not talking, Oprah, Megan Markle, and Prince Harry.

We are talking about Jalen Hertz, the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback,

who publicly speaks out for the first time since his team traded Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis

Colts paving the way for Jalen Hertz to become the undisputed starting quarterback for the

Philadelphia Eagles. We hear his thoughts on the

trade of whence and what to expect for the upcoming season. And quarterbacks are always in the

news and will continue to be in the news as we begin to look forward to the start of the new league

year. Wednesday, March 17th, 4 p.m. Eastern. And there are three big quarterbacks, and let's hit on

each one of them before we get to Jalen Hurks. There's Russell Wilson, there's Deshawn Watson,

there's Dak Prescott. In regards to Russell Wilson, here's the thought. We keep hearing the

Texans say, we are not trading Deshawn Watson, which they may or may

not, but for now, they are adamant that they're not going to budge there and they're not going to

move him. Have we heard the Seattle Seahawks say that, to my knowledge, yet? Have we heard the Seahawks

say, we are not trading Russell Wilson? Now, that doesn't mean that they are trading him

because a trade is difficult. They'd have to count $39 million in dead cap money against their cap.

And the teams that Russell Wilson wants to go to don't have a readily identifiable quarterback alternative to offer up in a

trade to Seattle. If they trade them to Chicago, I don't think the Seahawks are counting on Nick

Foles saving their season in 2021. They trade them to the Saints. Don't think Seattle is willing to

build around Taysom Hill. Cowboys can't trade Dak Prescott. He's not under

contract. And the other team, the Las Vegas Raiders, seems intent on moving forward with Derek Carr.

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