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The Philadelphia Eagles sit at 2-7 after a rough seven-game losing streak. The team lost to the New York Giants 19-11 on Sunday. General Manager Howie Roseman now faces a tough choice. The club is expected to sell assets before the trade deadline on Tuesday at 4 p.m. CBS News reports six players could be moved to other teams.

Jalen Hurts’ blood clot diagnosis and a long list of injuries changed the season. Franchise legend Lane Johnson also retired unexpectedly. These events forced a shift in the team’s plan. The Eagles are no longer buying; they are looking to deal. The focus is on getting value back for players on expiring contracts.

Defensive Line and Cornerback Moves

Moro Ojomo is one name on the list. In the 2023 NFL draft, the seventh round saw Roseman select him. During the 2024 season, Ojomo assisted the team in securing a Super Bowl victory. He will become a free agent in 2027. The Eagles are unlikely to pay him after signing Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis. CBS News notes the team could trade him now to get something in return.

Riq Woolen signed a one-year, $12 million deal in the offseason. He started every game this season. Woolen has 34 tackles, one forced fumble, and eight pass deflections. His contract ends after this year, so he is not in long-term plans. A team needing a cornerback might want him. Bleeding Green Nation reports Woolen has said his heart is with the Eagles, but he will leave if the team decides.

The Tight End Situation

Dallas Goedert has been a staple for nearly a decade. He played in two Super Bowls with the Eagles. He won the 2024 title alongside Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley. The team has hesitated to sign him to a long-term deal. He is on a one-year contract. CBS News says he could be a key piece for a contender needing a receiver.

Over seven games, Goedert recorded two touchdowns, 308 yards, and 31 catches. He spoke to reporters on Sunday about his future. “Obviously, there’s always a chance in this league,” Goedert said. “Comes down to this one, trade deadline, but think I got enough problems for today. Try not to worry about tomorrow.”

He added that he loves the city and dreamed of retiring there. “I love this city. I always dreamt of retiring here, so we’ll see what happens,” Goedert said. He also noted that anything can change for the right price.

Other Names on the Block

The Eagles claimed a Super Bowl title in 2024 with Landon Dickerson’s help. Injuries have affected him throughout the past two seasons. The team reworked his contract in the offseason. CBS News suggests another offensive lineman could be on the move. A team in need of line help might target him.

Nolan Smith Jr. is another player who could be traded. The list also includes Hollywood Brown and backup QB Tanner McKee. All these players are on expiring contracts. Only Goedert is likely to be re-signed if the team stays. The rest might be shipped out to clear space.

The Eagles will not play again before the deadline. The clock is ticking for Roseman to make a move. The team faces a decision on whether to rebuild or reset. The deadline is set for Tuesday at 4 p.m.

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Dallin Ballard
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Dallin Ballard is a contributor to the GameDay Network.

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