What happened: Philadelphia informed inquiring teams that defensive tackle Moro Ojomo will not be traded as he plays out the final year of his contract. Following the trade of Jordan Davis, the organization is turning its focus toward signing Ojomo to a contract extension alongside defensive tackle Jalen Carter.
Why it matters: The decision locks down continuity along Philadelphia's defensive line around Carter, who signed an extension in the offseason and has four sacks in 2026. The move solidifies the front office's long-term interior plan even as the Eagles navigate a 2-7 start to the regular season.
By the numbers: Ojomo has made 24 tackles in 2026 through 9 games, while Carter has posted 23 tackles and 4 sacks through 8 games. Philadelphia enters the trade deadline at 2-7 following a seven-game losing streak.
What to watch: Philadelphia now turns toward contract extension discussions with Ojomo before his rookie deal concludes.