The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly agreed to a three-year deal with former Kansas City Chiefs backup quarterback Chase Daniel.

Eagles and QB Chase Daniel agreed in principle on multi-year deal, per @caplannfl and me. Daniel reuniting with Doug Pederson.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 9, 2016

The connection between Daniel and the Eagles has been speculated on for a while as the team hired his former offensive coordinator Todd Peterson to be their new head coach.

Daniel doesn’t have a particularly strong arm, but he’s played under some great offensive coaches with Sean Payton in New Orleans and Andy Reid in Kansas City and he can run an offense.  Daniel also adds mobility to any offense and although he likely won’t have the chance to compete for the starting quarterback job in 2016, per Sam Bradford’s large contract, he is signed for one year longer and a poor showing by Bradford could allow the team to move on from him and Daniel can be the place-holder for a rookie in 2017.

This move likely means the end of the Mark Sanchez era in Philadelphia, as there isn’t a need to keep three veteran quarterbacks on a roster.

As overblown as Sanchez’s errors have become, there will likely be a market for his services.  Dallas, Kansas City, Buffalo, Chicago, Houston and Seattle all could have a level of interest.