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NFL Analyst Has Hilarious Reaction To Robert Quinn Trade
Mark Hoffman-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

NFL Analyst Has Hilarious Reaction To Robert Quinn Trade

Originally posted on The Cold Wire  |  By Matthew Willis  |  Last updated 10/27/22

The Philadelphia Eagles are pulling out all the stops to remain undefeated this season.

In a trade with the Chicago Bears on Wednesday, the Eagles got pass rusher Robert Quinn.

While Quinn had 18.5 sacks in 2021, he has not shown the same dominance this season with the Bears.

However, it didn’t stop the Eagles from buying into this pass rusher.

With their trade for Quinn, it had one ESPN NFL analyst having a hilarious reaction to the trade.

So which NFL analyst gave fans a hilarious reaction to the Eagles’ trade?

Former Dallas Cowboys Star Isn’t Happy With Trade

If anyone wants the Dallas Cowboys to reach another Super Bowl, it’s Marcus Spears.

The former defensive end for the Cowboys isn’t happy that their rival got Quinn.

While people on Twitter had their fun with the video clip of his reaction, he also made his own response online.

But he also made a rant during the segment on ESPN about the trade.

With his rant, he said how he was “sick of it” with all the brilliant moves the Eagles are making.

However, he’s doing better after taking some time to process the trade.

With the Cowboys running through his blood, he can’t help but to be upset over this trade.

It clearly improves the already stout Eagles defense.

As he continues to see his team make moves, he also sees the Eagles making even better moves.

When everyone says it’s “Super Bowl or bust” for the Eagles, every move the Eagles make then turns into a nightmare situation for Cowboys fans.

This article first appeared on The Cold Wire and was syndicated with permission.

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