Eagles Consider Trading Players Ahead of NFL Deadline

The Philadelphia Eagles are contemplating further trades as the NFL deadline approaches, particularly after their recent deal involving Cam Jurgens, who was sent to the Ravens. This move comes in the wake of a challenging season, marked by significant losses and the retirement of key players.

Following a disappointing performance against the Rams and the retirement of right tackle Lane Johnson, the Eagles have begun to reshape their roster. They have already acquired valuable draft picks, including a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 first-round pick from the Jurgens trade. With the deadline set for November 10, the team is evaluating other players who could be on the trading block.

Among those under consideration are tight end Dallas Goedert, cornerback Tariq Woolen, and edge rusher A.J. Epenesa. Goedert, who has faced injuries, could attract interest from teams like the 49ers. Woolen, despite some struggles, may appeal to the Lions, while Epenesa could be a target for the Falcons as they seek defensive reinforcements.