Man, this Eagles season went sideways fast, right? With the NFL trade deadline barreling down on Tuesday, November 10, it looks like GM Howie Roseman is actually considering shipping some guys out. This ain’t just locker room whispers either, ESPN’s Matt Bowen and Jeremy Fowler dropped their Top 25 trade candidates list, and Philly players are all over it.
Our Guys On The Chopping Block?
First up, sitting at No. 8 on the list, is cornerback Riq Woolen. Seriously, Woolen? Fowler’s hearing from rival teams that Woolen’s name is popping up “fairly often” in trade talks. He’s a high-upside corner, and he’s set to be a free agent in 2027. His $1.26 million base salary could totally make a trade easier to swing, even with those big guarantees from his signing or restructured bonuses. Teams like the Lions, Panthers, and Steelers are apparently good fits. ESPN put his chance of getting traded at 35%. That’s not nothing, folks.
Then there’s guard Landon Dickerson at No. 12. Fowler’s insider scoop says the relationship between Dickerson and the team “doesn’t feel right.” We’ve been seeing that vibe, haven’t we? The Eagles are reportedly looking to get younger up front and could snag some sweet draft capital if they move him. But his trade chance is lower, around 25 percent.
And if those aren’t enough to make you nervous, tight end Dallas Goedert and wide receiver Hollywood Brown got honorable mentions. Why? Because they’re both playing on one-year contracts. That’s classic trade bait, isn’t it?
Is A New Edge Rusher On The Horizon?
It’s not all about shipping guys out though, apparently. The Eagles are also on the list as a potential landing spot for Bengals EDGE Shemar Stewart. Fowler thinks it would cost a third-rounder. Now, Stewart’s an interesting one. He’s only played eight snaps this season, so any team grabbing him would be betting on pure potential. Bowen’s tape analysis sees an explosive mover, a guy with the physical tools to wreak havoc on the edge. But, and this is a big “but,” he hasn’t developed a refined pass-rush plan yet. He’s only got two career sacks. So, a high-risk, potentially high-reward play if Howie pulls the trigger.
Coming off a tough Monday night game and heading into a short week, you gotta figure Howie Roseman and the front office are deep in thought. They’re trying to picture what this roster looks like over the next few years, but the GM has some absolutely massive decisions to make right now for this season, and for the future. The deadline is coming fast, and things are about to get wild.
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Originally reported by Bleeding Green Nation.
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