Overview
- The Eagles lost 27-10 to Washington on Sunday and dropped to 2-6, extending their losing streak to six games and all but ending the team’s hopes of a meaningful late-season turnaround.
- Star running back Saquon Barkley publicly said he wants to remain with the team and multiple outlets, citing ESPN reporting, say Philadelphia does not plan to trade him before the Nov. 10 deadline.
- Analysts and local coverage now list other Eagles — notably cornerback Riq Woolen and defensive lineman Moro Ojomo — as realistic trade candidates because of contract status and potential midseason buyer interest.
- Reports that Jalen Hurts faces blood-clot issues in his lungs have circulated in some outlets and, though not uniformly confirmed, add urgency to roster planning and could affect the team’s ability to shop or keep players.
- With the Nov. 10 deadline less than two weeks away and the league seeing active in-season deals, the Eagles face short-term choices that will shape cap space, draft value and the futures of coaches and players.