This Philadelphia Eagles' Week 9 showdown against the New York Giants could be one of the oddest-feeling games for the franchise in a long time.
Typically, the Eagles have a winning record and only make news at the trade deadline as buyers. This time around, Philly is 2-6, on a six-game losing streak, and may look to sell at the trade deadline on Tuesday.
While a ton of names are being thrown around as trade bait, the Eagles at least won't trade away running back Saquon Barkley. Most other players are fair game, though, which suggests that four Eagles could be playing in their final game on Sunday.
Which Eagles could be playing their last game for Philly in Week 9?
Moro Ojomo, DT
No one on the list is a bigger name than Ojomo, who has drawn a lot of speculation. Teams like the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Minnesota Vikings are interested in potentially adding him to their defensive line.
This season, Ojomo has posted 21 tackles, 18 pressures, 14 hurries, four quarterback hits, and three tackles for loss in eight games. Pro Football Focus gave him a 57.6 overall grade, ranking him 73rd out of 128 defensive tackles. He also earned a pass-rush grade of 56.5 (ranked 96th) and a run-defense grade of 57.1 (ranked 56th).
Sports Illustrated NFL reporter Albert Breer reported that the Eagles aren't interested in trading Ojomo and may be looking to extend him long-term. Some believe this is just general manager Howie Roseman trying to drive the price up on him, so expect the unexpected from the Eagles.
Riq Woolen, CB
Woolen is another popular name for the Eagles to trade, since he's on a one-year contract. Plus, he hasn't played as well this season for Philly, so they might be fine moving on from him.
In eight games, Woolen has racked up 30 tackles, six pass deflections, and one forced fumble, while allowing a 60% completion percentage, an 111.4 passer rating, and three touchdowns. PFF gave him an overall grade of 62.5, ranking him 51st out of 103 eligible cornerbacks. He also has a coverage grade of 59.8 (ranked 56th) and a run-defense grade of 71.6 (ranked 29th).
Teams will be interested in adding a new starting CB2, and Woolen could fill that role. The Eagles would rather draft a new CB2 to develop alongside Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean.
Landon Dickerson, OG
The clock has been ticking on Dickerson's time in Philly since his awful Week 1 performance against the Washington Commanders. With Lane Johnson retiring and Cam Jurgens being traded, the team has bought him some time.
Dickerson has allowed 11 pressures and three sacks in 119 pass-blocking snaps. Pro Football Focus gave him a 54.5 overall grade, ranking 56th out of 75 eligible offensive guards. He also has a pass-blocking grade of 36.2 (ranked 71st) and a run-blocking grade of 61.4 (ranked 40th).
Philly is appreciative of what Dickerson has done for the franchise after being a Pro Bowler in 2022 and 2023, but the end is either coming after Week 9 or in the offseason. If the Eagles get a good offer, they won't hesitate to make a deal.
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Hollywood Brown, WR
The Eagles aren't using Brown much this season anyway, but NFL insider Jordan Schultz was the first to report that Brown is looking for a trade. He's been used more often on offense recently, but he's mostly been injured or sidelined.
Brown has caught four passes for 47 yards, all coming in the last two games. He also has two rushing attempts for 12 yards, which both came in the Week 2 win over the Tennessee Titans.
Many teams are looking to add wide receiver talent as their WR2 or WR3 for the rest of the year because of injuries. Philly doesn't need Brown as much, so it makes sense to use a Day 3 pick to use him and move on.
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