While many NFL teams are expected to be buyers at the trade deadline, the Philadelphia Eagles are trending in the opposite direction and are expected to be sellers.
The Eagles are sitting at 2-4 and on a four-game losing streak. At this point, the franchise is unlikely to go all out to add talent and will look to offload its top players.
A few names to keep in mind as the Eagles are likely to trade before the November 10 trade deadline: Here are the players to watch.
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7. Nolan Smith Jr., EDGE
As the season rolls on, Smith being traded feels less likely because of how well he'sseems been playing. He leads the Eagles in sacks with three this year, but he's been their most consistent pass rusher. Smith is currently dealing with a concussion.
Philly would likely get good offers for Smith in a trade, but with the edge-rusher room looking weak right now, the Eagles might actually be more likely to keep him. If they get a third-round pick for him, they could move on.
6. Saquon Barkley, RB
Barkley has rushed for over 3,000 yards in the last two years with the Eagles, but 2026 has been rough. He has suffered a stinger and hamstring injuries that have kept him out of the last two games.
It feels like he is starting to regress in production and could be traded, but it would need a very good offer, at minimum a second-round pick, to make a move happen. If the Eagles get that plus another pick, there's a decent chance they move on from him.
5. Dallas Goedert, TE
Goedert is in the final year of his contract, but he is still playing well. He has been one of the team's leading receivers and a reliable target in the passing game, especially with Jalen Hurts out for the season.
Still, if a team has tight end injuries and is desperate, they can make the Eagles a good offer. Philly will likely move on from Goedert in the offseason anyway since he will be a free agent, so they might as well try to get something for him in a trade.
4. Landon Dickerson, LG
Dickerson has been on IR since Week 2 after trying to play through a knee injury in the season opener, but he struggled. He allowed four pressures, one quarterback hit, and one sack, and he also took one penalty. Some believe that this was more of a soft benching than an injury.
After Cam Jurgens was traded to the Baltimore Ravens, a Dickerson trade seems more likely, as the Eagles look to rebuild the offensive line with young talent like Willie Lampkin, Drew Kendall, and rookie Markel Bell, or address it in the offseason. Either way, Dickerson feels like he is one foot out the door.
3. Riq Woolen, CB
Similar to Goedert, Woolen is only on a one-year deal and could be moved at the deadline since the Eagles would not be likely to bring him back. It's been a pretty good season for the former Seattle Seahawks cornerback with four pass deflections and allowing a completion percentage of 55.9%.
Philly could get a decently high Day 3 draft pick for Woolen in a trade since he is a solid starter and is only contracted through the 2026 season. A Super Bowl contending team needing a decent CB2 would be wise to call for Woolen.
2. Moro Ojomo, DT
Ojomo has emerged as one of the most promising young defensive tackles in the NFL. The former seventh-round pick has continued over the last two years to prove that he will be a future DT1 on another team.
Philly already has good young talent at defensive tackle with Ty Robinson and with Ojomo on the final year on his rookie deal, he could be a prime trade candidate. The Eagles are not going to pay him $20 million to $25 million per year, so another example of the team needing to get value out of him before he becomes a free agent.
1. Hollywood Brown, WR
NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that Brown is a candidate to be traded from the Eagles and could attract interest from teams that need wide receivers. This could be much more likely, as Brown's agent is using an insider as a signal to other teams to call for him, but it feels appropriate; he wants out of Philly.
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Brown has only two rushes for 12 yards and hasn't caught a single pass all year. He doesn't get used in the offense, as Darius Cooper and Elijah Moore are beating him out for reps, so the Eagles should try to get something out of him. He's most likely a Day 3 draft pick, but he's definitely a name to watch.
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