Following their trade of defensive tackle Jordan Davis, the Philadelphia Eagles have firmly established themselves as sellers ahead of the NFL trade deadline. General Manager Howie Roseman now faces decisions on whether to move additional players before the deadline arrives at 4 p.m. ET.
Potential Trade Targets and Roster Status
While franchise cornerstones such as Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith are expected to remain with the team, rotational pieces and players entering free agency could be available to other franchises. According to Ian Rapoport on NFL Network’s Good Morning Football, the organization has no intention of trading Barkley, but athletes such as cornerback Riq Woolen and guard Landon Dickerson represent the type of roster assets the team could consider moving.
This approach marks a significant shift from the previous season when Roseman operated as a buyer and acquired players like Jaelan Phillips and Michael Carter II. With the current landscape, the front office is shifting its focus toward roster construction and long-term planning for the future.
