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Jaguars Eye Eagles DT in Hypothetical Trade
7 Nov
Summary
- Jaguars reportedly targeting Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo.
- A hypothetical trade involves 2027 third and 2028 fourth-round picks.
- Jacksonville's need at defensive tackle intensified by DaVon Hamilton's season-ending injury.
As the NFL trade deadline on November 10, 2026, draws near, a hypothetical trade scenario has emerged, suggesting the Jacksonville Jaguars could acquire defensive tackle Moro Ojomo from the Philadelphia Eagles. This potential move is particularly significant as the Jaguars have identified defensive tackle as a key area of need, a focus that has intensified following DaVon Hamilton's season-ending injury.
ESPN analysts proposed that Jacksonville would send a 2027 third-round pick and a 2028 fourth-round pick to Philadelphia in exchange for Ojomo. Ojomo, a seventh-round pick in 2023, has impressed with his performance, generating 54 QB pressures in the 2025 season and showcasing versatility across the defensive front. The Eagles, currently 2-6, might see this as an opportunity to secure additional draft capital, especially with Ojomo heading into free agency and the team already having invested heavily in defensive tackles Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis.
The Jaguars' own salary cap situation and draft capital for 2027 are key considerations for their ability to execute such a trade. This potential acquisition underscores Jacksonville's efforts to strengthen its defense before the upcoming deadline.
