Immediate analysis of Eagles trading a 4th round choice to Bears for DE Robert Quinn

Jackson will mostlikely go back to being non-active, however the relocation releases up about 20 natural pass rush snaps or Quinn plenty of chances to pressure the quarterback.

Derek Barnett was hurt in Week 1. Since Week 2, Patrick Johnson/Tarron Jackson haveactually integrated for 86 defensive snaps (17.2 snaps per videogame). So there are snaps to go around…

— Zach Berman (@ZBerm) October 26, 2022

Quinn signed a 5 year, $70,000,000 agreement with the Chicago Bears, consistingof a $3,000,000 finalizing benefit, $30,000,000 ensured, and an average yearly income of $14,000,000.

In 2022, Quinn will make a base income of $7,822,222 while bring a cap hit of $7,822,222 and a dead cap worth of $7,822,222.

The Bears will pay the bulk of Quinn’s wage in the trade.

The #Bears will be choosing up most of the staying wage for Robert Quinn, sources state. So this trade will expense the #Eagles draft capital however not a lot of cash. https://t.co/rSPGQ0XM0X

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) October 26, 2022

Quinn was having a peaceful season priorto the trade, however he’ll see far less doubles groups with Philadelphia’s vibrant and gifted protective front.

Double group rate/pass rush win rate by Robert Quinn. Average PRWR, however on an outrageous number of double groups (data from @SethWalder)

That’s going away in Philly pic.twitter.com/k5tX2Xt3ou

— Benjamin Solak (@BenjaminSolak) October 26, 2022

A mercenary-style pass rush, Quinn hasactually collected 10+ sacks 5 times in his profession while logging 5+ sacks 4 other times in his profession.

Robert Quinn has one of the most intriguing profession arcs in league history.

Dominant early-career efficiency, some health concerns, moderate success as a journeyman, substantial agreement with the Bears, and a massive explosion of production last year. pic.twitter.com/HbBbaWJJ3i

— Benjamin Solak (@BenjaminSolak) October 26, 2022