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Eagles Select QB Nick Foles

The Eagles used the 88th overall pick on Arizona QB Nick Foles.

The Eagles drafted Nick Foles with their 3rd-round pick.
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The Eagles drafted Nick Foles with their 3rd-round pick.

Foles, 23, is 6-5 and 243-pounds.
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Foles, 23, is 6-5 and 243-pounds.

Foles broke several of Drew Brees' passing records as a high schooler in Texas.
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Foles broke several of Drew Brees' passing records as a high schooler in Texas.

Foles began his college career at Michigan State before transferring to Arizona.
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Foles began his college career at Michigan State before transferring to Arizona.

Foles threw 67 touchdowns during his college career.
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Foles threw 67 touchdowns during his college career.

In 2011, Foles set Arizon records for yards, completions and attempts.
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In 2011, Foles set Arizon records for yards, completions and attempts.

Foles participated in the 2012 Senior Bowl.
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Foles participated in the 2012 Senior Bowl.

Head coach Andy Reid described Foles as a pocket passer.
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Head coach Andy Reid described Foles as a pocket passer.

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