Eagles Decline Trade Offers for Defensive Tackle Moro Ojomo

The Philadelphia Eagles, currently struggling with a 2-5 record and facing numerous injuries, have decided not to trade defensive tackle Moro Ojomo as the November 10 trade deadline approaches. Although Ojomo's contract is set to expire after this season, the team has communicated to interested parties that he is not on the market.

Recently, the Eagles extended contracts for defensive tackles Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis, which raised speculation about Ojomo's future with the team. Despite this, reports suggest that the Eagles may be considering re-signing the 25-year-old player. Ojomo, who was drafted in the seventh round in 2023, has shown promise, particularly during the Eagles' championship run in 2024, where he recorded significant defensive contributions.

This season has been challenging for Ojomo, who has dealt with multiple injuries and has seen a decline in his performance metrics. With crucial upcoming games against the Commanders and Giants, the Eagles' performance may influence their decision on whether to retain or trade Ojomo before the deadline.