To clarify, the rumor mill appears to be spinning in response to Andy Reid's subtle but telling acknowledgment that the Eagles are entertaining offers for all three of their quarterbacks. The Philadelphia Inquirer's report that the asking price has been lowered to a "fair" price of "a second-round pick or a combination of high picks" has added ample fertilizer. After further reports that Reid hasn't spoken to McNabb in months, it seems that this week is the tipping point for No. 5's quixotic 11-year Philly career. Perhaps moreso than any other quarterback we've witnessed, McNabb has been tilting at windmills since a 29-24 defeat to what was believed to be a juggernaut "Greatest Show on Turf" Rams team in 2001.

With McNabb, Kolb, and Michael Vick all signed for just one more season, the franchise is at a crossroads. Reid and McNabb have stuck by each other through thick and thin for over a decade, but the tide is turning as we approach the NFL Draft next month. McNabb's consistency has slipped noticeably as he enters his age-34 season while Kolb flashed enough talent in two games last season to force the front office's hand in a crucial offseason.

What to make of Kolb's fantasy prospects? His value is set to skyrocket in Dynasty leagues. Reid has always guided a fantasy friendly offense at quarterback, and the skill-position cupboard is stacked with dynamic young playmakers in DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Brent Celek and, perhaps, LeSean McCoy.

For 2010 value alone, I'd reel in expectations somewhat. While Kolb has an accuracy edge on the current edition of McNabb, he doesn't possess the same athleticism or improvisational ability; nor has he demonstrated a similar mastery of the offense. Yes, his numbers against the Saints and Chiefs in Weeks 2 and 3 were impressive last season. Keep in mind, though, the majority of his 391-yard, 2-touchdown performance came in garbage time against the Saints in Week 2, and his 327-yard, 2-touchdown outing in Week 3 came courtesy of a talent-challenged Chiefs defense that surrendered a 10/250/2 line to Miles Austin two weeks later.

To recap: Go and get Kolb in Dynasty leagues immediately if not sooner, but I'd be awfully hesitant to reach for him in a re-draft format this summer.