What happened: Rival NFL executives have floated whether the Philadelphia Eagles could deal cornerback Riq Woolen and running back Saquon Barkley ahead of the trade deadline, per The Athletic. Guard Landon Dickerson has also drawn trade speculation from league observers, per ESPN and The Athletic, and questioned this week whether he remains in the franchise's long-term plans before landing on injured reserve on Oct. 14.

Why it matters: Philadelphia already began reshaping its offensive line by trading center Cam Jurgens on Oct. 7, slotting 2025 fifth-round pick Drew Kendall in as his successor while evaluating young interior linemen Jake Majors, Willie Lampkin, and Micah Morris. With guard Tyler Steen on an expiring deal and veterans Lane Johnson, Jurgens, and Dickerson representing a combined 11 Pro Bowl selections, left tackle Jordan Mailata is the lone offensive line starter assured of a long-term spot.

What to watch: General manager Howie Roseman has not committed to a full sell-off, leaving upcoming results to dictate whether Philadelphia listens to offers on Woolen, Barkley, or Dickerson before the NFL trade deadline.