What happened: Per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and Matt Bowen, Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Riq Woolen ranks No. 8 among NFL trade candidates with a 35% chance to be dealt, drawing projected fits with the Detroit Lions, Carolina Panthers, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Guard Landon Dickerson, who went on injured reserve Oct. 26, sits at No. 12 with a 25% trade probability as Philadelphia weighs recouping draft capital to get younger up front. Fowler also listed the Eagles as a potential landing spot for Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Shemar Stewart in a projected third-round deal.

Why it matters: Woolen carries a $1.26 million base salary for 2026 after Philadelphia covered most of his $12 million in guarantees through bonuses, making his contract manageable for a buyer ahead of his 2027 free agency. Tight end Dallas Goedert and wide receiver Hollywood Brown are both playing on expiring one-year deals, giving general manager Howie Roseman movable veteran contracts if the club pivots toward future assets. Targeting Stewart—a 2025 first-round selection with two career sacks across limited action, including eight snaps this season—would allow Philadelphia to add a developmental pass rusher while reshaping the roster.

What to watch: Coming off a Monday night game on a short week, Philadelphia's front office has until the Tuesday, Nov. 10 deadline to finalize any deals.