Updated: March 24, 2010, 10:48 AM ET

Reid: Team evaluating trade offers

ESPN.com news services

Andy Reid has said Donovan McNabb is his starting quarterback headed into 2010.

But the trade rumors around the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback situation have persisted. And now Reid says that teams are in fact making offers for the Eagles' quarterbacks, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

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People are entertaining us with offers. Nothing's been done, but we're evaluating all of them. That's the truth.

” -- Eagles coach Andy Reid

Reid said the team is entertaining and evaluating offers, but did not say whether those offers were for McNabb, former Atlanta Falcons starter Michael Vick or backup Kevin Kolb, who is widely regarded as the Eagles' QB of the future.

"This is the truth: Our three quarterbacks are Philadelphia Eagles," Reid said Tuesday at the NFL owners' meetings in Orlando, according to the Inquirer. "People are entertaining us with offers. Nothing's been done, but we're evaluating all of them. That's the truth. There's not a lot really going on other than entertaining."

Reid would not address the team's specific plans, according to the report, but said from a coach's standpoint, the Eagles are in an enviable position.

"There are coaches who dream to be in this situation," Reid said, according to the report. "I'm not in any hurry to get rid of any of them. Have people talked? Yeah, people have talked. Have we listened? Yeah, we're in the process of listening. The bottom line is if I have all three of them, that's great."

Reid has stated and reiterated that McNabb is the team's starter headed into 2010. But trade rumors have not died down as the team's supporters debate whether it would be best to stick with McNabb, who has brought the team to five NFC Championship Games and a Super Bowl, or turn the page and give Kolb the keys to the offense. And trade rumors about Vick heading to another NFL city where he could start sprung up before the 2009 season had ended.