Rival teams expect Eagles to be mild sellers at NFL trade deadline

Howie Roseman has until Nov. 10 to reshape the roster.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 51m1 min read

What happened: Competing franchises anticipate Philadelphia will look to move assets ahead of the midseason cutoff, per Jeremy Fowler. The shift in trade posture comes immediately after Monday's 38-21 defeat against the Dallas Cowboys.

Why it matters: Pivoting toward future draft capital tests a Philadelphia front office built for sustained contention under Roseman. The club already overhauled its active depth chart Tuesday by activating guard Landon Dickerson and tight ends Grant Calcaterra and Eli Stowers from injured reserve alongside additions Elijah Mitchell and Keyshawn James-Newby.

By the numbers: Philadelphia stands at 2-5 on an active five-game losing streak and occupies the 15th seed following the Oct. 26 loss to Dallas. Tuesday's roster churn also included releasing defensive back Dean Clark and offensive tackle Xavier Truss from the practice squad after signing both in mid-October.

What to watch: Roseman and the Eagles have 13 days remaining to field offers before the NFL trade window closes on Nov. 10.

Sources

The New York Times 2026-10-28T10:19:33.969903+00:00

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