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Jaguars & Eagles: Trade partners or just opponents?
9 Oct
Summary
- Jaguars and Eagles may explore trade options post-game.
- Eagles' recent losses and injuries hint at potential selling.
- Trade possibilities include defensive tackle Ojomo or offensive linemen.
The Jacksonville Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles, set to compete on Sunday, might explore trade opportunities. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman's recent trade of Cam Jurgens suggests a willingness to look ahead, potentially making the Eagles either buyers or sellers. If they opt to sell, the Jaguars could target defensive tackle Moro Ojomo, whose contract situation and the Eagles' existing depth make him a viable trade candidate. Ojomo could provide an interior pass-rush boost for the Jaguars, similar to a previous trade for Greg Newsome.
Alternatively, if the Jaguars aim to replenish draft picks, they could offer offensive linemen like Daniel Faalele, Walker Little, Patrick Mekari, or Wyatt Milum to the Eagles, who have suffered significant injuries on their offensive line. The Jaguars possess sufficient depth to make such a move. Another intriguing possibility is trading former first-round receiver Brian Thomas Jr. to the Eagles, potentially to support their future quarterback and complement DeVonta Smith, though the Jaguars reportedly remain committed to Thomas.
