The Philadelphia Eagles have traded for quarterback Gardner Minshew. Philadelphia surrendered a conditional sixth round pick to acquire the signal-caller. The pick becomes a fifth round selection if Minshew plays 50% or more of the snaps in three games this season.

The Eagles needed to address their backup quarterback situation and have found an answer in Garnder Minshew. Minshew has starting experience and will make for a solid spot starter if needed. Jalen Hurts' fantasy value is not affected by this acquisition. He remains a potentially elite fantasy option and is currently our 10th ranked quarterback. Trevor Lawrence's fantasy value also remains the same as the 'competition' in Jacksonville was always viewed with skepticism.

Jaguars coach Doug Marrone says QB Gardner Minshew will start at the Ravens this Sunday.

Related players: Jake Luton, Mike Glennon

Minshew replaced Glennon who went 13-for-23 for 85 yards and an interception. Minshew could bring a little spark to the whole offense, especially since he's likely showcasing for a job in 2021. Minshew led the team to a TD which went to Keelan Cole in the loss to the Titans Sunday. Unfortunately for Minshew, he gets the Ravens in Week 15 followed by the Bears in Week 16 and the Colts in Week 17.

The Jaguars have entered Gardner Minshew into the game against the Titans, benching Mike Glennon.

The quarterback carousel continues in Jacksonville and it’s right back where it started, with Minshew. Glennon was benched after going 13/23 for just 85 yards and an interception. Minshew has already thrown a touchdown pass but the Jaguars are still down big and on their way to their 12th straight loss, inching ever so closer to drafting a new quarterback in April.

Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone said that the team is sticking with Mike Glennon as their starting quarterback for Week 14.

Related players: Gardner Minshew

The story said Minshew begged for a chance to play, but Marrone said he wants to see more from Minshew in practice because Glennon “is throwing better and gives us the best chance to win” right now.

Jaguars coach Doug Marrone said after Sunday’s loss to the Steelers he didn’t know who would start at quarterback next week.

Related players: Jake Luton, Gardner Minshew

Luton has struggled in three starts replacing Minshew. The rookie has thrown for 624 yards with two touchdowns and six interceptions. According to the story, Minshew has told Marrone his thumb is 100 percent, Marrone said Monday. But the coach said, via John Reid of the Florida Times Union, that he will wait to see Minshew throw this week before making a decision on the starting quarterback, the story said.

Jaguars QB Gardner Minshew is questionable to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to John Oehser of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Related Player - Jake Luton

It is unclear if Minshew would start if active, but the Jags QB situation has fluidity heading into Week 11.

Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew will not be ready to return for Week 11 against the Steelers.

Head Coach Doug Marrone announced that Minshew will be eased back into practice starting this week but will not be ready to play by Sunday. The news means Jake Luton will make another start under center for the Jags. It remains unclear who will start at quarterback once Minshew is ready to return.

Jake Luton remains the Jaguars’ starting quarterback.

Luton, the rookie who got his first start against the Texans, will start again this week against the Packers, Jaguars coach Doug Marrone confirmed today.

Related players: Gardner Minshew

Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew is expected to miss at least one more game with his thumb injury. It’s unclear whether Minshew will get the starting job back once he’s healthy enough to play, the story said.