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Moro Ojomo’s Future Just Put Jalen Carter On The Trade Block For The Eagles

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Seven straight losses. That’s where the Philadelphia Eagles are right now after their brutal defeat to the Giants, and the rumor mill is spinning harder than ever around their defensive line, especially with the NFL trade deadline looming.

Carter Trade Buzz Heats Up Amidst Losing Skid

Albert Breer of SI.com just dropped a bombshell that has the league buzzing. Apparently, the Eagles are super reluctant to deal defensive lineman Moro Ojomo, and not only that, there’s serious talk they want to sign him long-term. That, folks, has people in the league wondering if the Eagles would eventually trade Jalen Carter. It sounds wild, but Breer points out there’s some cold, hard logic there: the Eagles are already paying big bucks to two guys, Carter and Jordan Davis, who play the exact same position as Ojomo.

Speculation Fuels a Deadline Frenzy

Right now, it’s nothing more than speculation, but let’s be real: a team in a seven-game losing streak, floundering like the Eagles are, makes every rumor feel heavy. That recent loss to the Giants only pours more fuel on the fire. When a team is struggling this badly, with the NFL trade deadline breathing down their neck, you know management has to be eyeing some serious moves.

The trade deadline is upon them, and Philadelphia has some tough decisions to make about their defensive line, and fast. This isn’t just about individual players like Ojomo or Carter; it’s about the entire direction of the Eagles’ season and what this brutal losing streak means for their roster going forward.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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