Overview
- The Eagles have dropped to 2-5 and are on a five-game losing streak following Monday night’s loss to the Cowboys, a slide that has pushed the front office to weigh selling players before the November 10 deadline.
- ESPN reporting places cornerback Riq Woolen near the top of trade chatter, assigning him about a 35% chance of being moved and noting his $1.26 million base salary and roughly $12 million in guarantees as traits that make him an affordable target.
- Analysts praise Woolen’s length and speed while pointing to tackling and discipline as areas for improvement, and rival teams have linked him to fits such as Detroit, Carolina and Pittsburgh.
- Landon Dickerson is described as a wild card because of erratic play, injury history and reported friction with the club; his guarantees largely expire next year, which could lower the cost of moving him but also makes his trade value uncertain.
- Tight end Dallas Goedert and receiver Hollywood Brown are mentioned as plausible deadline pieces because they are on one-year deals, and Howie Roseman must balance recouping draft capital and shortening future obligations against keeping pieces to try to salvage the season.