Written by Chris Hutchison

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You'll get to know a lot about what Mike Holmgren and Tom Heckert truly think about Colt McCoy this offseason as the temptation of previous Heckert draft pick Kevin Kolb likely being available - for the right price - will be present.

The 2007 Second Round QB was given the starting job last offseason at Donovan McNabb's expense... and then Michael Vick took over for him in an injury situation and went berzerk.  Vick is a Free Agent this year, but it appears that the Eagles have every intention of Franchising him, making Kolb more or less a tradable commodity.

You can read more about this situation on BSPN if you want to, but the only real key quote from their article would be this:

Kolb said after the season that he wants "to be starting somewhere" in 2011.

Team Heckgren has said all the right things this offseason regarding Colt and his "bright" future, but it's hard to argue that - all things being equal - Kolb has the higher ceiling.  Throw in his familiarity with the West Coast Offense and pretty much the entire Browns coaching staff... don't be at all shocked if someone from Berea makes a call or two to see what the cost of acquiring Kolb might be.