I can think of two possibilities that make sense for both parties.

1 - The Lions have lost LB Jack Campbell to a terrible injury. Detroit is still in the hunt. LB Zack Baun has hit the magic 30 but is still a first class LB. Baun for a 3.

2 - The Bills have Josh Allen but their defense is terrible. Allen needs help from the other side of the ball. Sound familiar? Major Ojomo will be a free agent this off-season. the Eagles lilely hoped he's get paid ala Milton Williams but this years production won't waarrant that. The Eagles arelooking at a compensatory 4th in 2028 - so trading him for a 4th now makes good sense.

Any other ideas?

IDK

Looks good to me. I'd make both trades if I was Howie.

Riq has to go too. Adds nothing to the D. He's tip-toeing out there on the field. Dump him for a 4th.

I don't think any team would trade for Landon or Goedert, but I'd get rid of those two as well, if I could.

I think surely we could get more than a 3 for Baun? I’d be open to trading him for a 2 or even for a 3 and a 4 or something.

Ojomo for a 4 seems reasonable and there’s no guarantee we’d get a comp pick 4. I may even take a 5 given we know he’s going to leave and the compensation system is rather complicated.

I am starting to wonder if Eagles will make a trade. I could be wrong but it looks like the Eagles still think they can save this season (which is not the case obviously).

8 minutes ago, chris9210 said:

I am starting to wonder if Eagles will make a trade. I could be wrong but it looks like the Eagles still think they can save this season (which is not the case obviously).

My thoughts are that the Eagles are just waiting to see how things go tomorrow against the Giants...if the Eagles get suitably thrashed (as is probable), I think they will move a couple of players on before the trade window closes...but if they somehow manage a win, I think he keeps his players just to see how the season pans out.

I'm not expecting anything from tomorrow's game, but it will be interesting to see how Milton plays, just to see if he is any different from Dalton and McKee...

17 hours ago, LacesOut said:

Looks good to me. I'd make both trades if I was Howie.

Riq has to go too. Adds nothing to the D. He's tip-toeing out there on the field. Dump him for a 4th.

I don't think any team would trade for Landon or Goedert, but I'd get rid of those two as well, if I could.

Ooops, I forgot about Moro. Probably could get a 3rd round draft pick. ESPN has him possibly being traded to the Jags. And Riq to the Bears.

Lose on Sunday, please. Then some trades will happen on Monday.

2 hours ago, EagleTen said:

My thoughts are that the Eagles are just waiting to see how things go tomorrow against the Giants..

Might well be, and this thought process really concerns me.

If management cannot see that their coach with his high school playbook can't coach or inspire the team, then: What is the point in making the playoffs, when a 1st round exit is guaranteed, if they crawl their way there.

Unless, Roseman and Lurie don't want a top 5 pick, it makes sense to try and get as many meaningless wins as possible from here on...

Rooting for the Giants and every other team that will play the Eagles from here on, Fly Eagles Fly, Jeremiah Smith or bust......

If Howie could get a 2nd round pick for Jurgens, I would want at least as much for Ojomo. Riq should be worth a 4th or 5th rounder I would think. I wonder if there's any interest in trading for Nolan Smith? I just don't see the Eagles extending him.

I don’t think we see a big move here. The biggest name could be Ojomo since they’re probably losing him anyway. Could be Dickerson as well possibly, because these two sides seem to be headed for a separation. Maybe the Hollywood Brown type move? They tried to showcase him some, but it really didn’t amount to much so I don’t think he’s giving you much there. Could there be a blockbuster move for Carter? I don’t think Carter is going to get you his potential value right now, because he’s been underperforming for some reason. Maybe he’s still hurt.

13 hours ago, Grump99 said:

If Howie could get a 2nd round pick for Jurgens, I would want at least as much for Ojomo. Riq should be worth a 4th or 5th rounder I would think. I wonder if there's any interest in trading for Nolan Smith? I just don't see the Eagles extending him.

I didn’t think about Nolan, but I tend to agree that he’s probably not getting an extension. He’s been their best pass rusher this season, although that’s not saying much these days.

I think someone gets traded but it won’t be anyone major due to the dead money.

3 hours ago, EazyEaglez said:

Maybe he’s still hurt.

He could be but, his answers to questions and not even bothering to even get in his stance says to me he is just being lazy and immature more than anything

Trade the whole coaching staff for a bucket of KFC.

20 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said:

He could be but, his answers to questions and not even bothering to even get in his stance says to me he is just being lazy and immature more than anything

Well we knew him coming here that he was a little immature and it probably didn’t help that they let Dean walk out the door. I thought Dean was good, but right now he looks like the glue that kept this thing together.

Cooper Dejean for a 1st

Fire sale - trade pretty much everyone we can afford to lose.

Trading Zach Baun is just a bad idea.......considering that Campbell has struggled to fill Nakobe Dean's shoes, trading Baun just creates another problem on a team that has plenty of problems elsewhere......no thanks.

Trading Dickerson, Ojomo, Woolen, Steen, Hollywood Brown, Goedart, McKee, Ringo and a few others simply makes sense. The eagles are out of the playoffs, bloated dead space figure, some big contracts coming up, and very possibly a coaching staff purge. And with a coaching staff change, comes the distinct possibility of drafting a QB since new head coaches prefer to go with a guy like handpick, which leads to a possible draft day trade of Hurts.

Injuries have been brutal this year.......and yes, it is a legitimate reason for the struggles.....The eagles used to have deep quality depth, but that has deteriorated. And that's from a combo of backups signing elsewhere, some draft picks taking longer to develop, and, IMO, the loss of Stoutland.

This team still has a lot of talent, but the spark is gone.....the urgency is gone. That tends to reflect a disconnect with the coaches. Mannion is yet another OC disaster, Fangio is ready to retire, and the eagles and Sirianni may both benefit from a change of scenery.

But the question always lingers: What HC candidate is willing to come here under the conditions that Howie and Lurie have for a HC's power and influence when it comes to the roster and his coaching staff?

We may be in for a few bad years.....

On 11/6/2026 at 1:42 PM, Rob331 said:

I can think of two possibilities that make sense for both parties.

1 - The Lions have lost LB Jack Campbell to a terrible injury. Detroit is still in the hunt. LB Zack Baun has hit the magic 30 but is still a first class LB. Baun for a 3.

2 - The Bills have Josh Allen but their defense is terrible. Allen needs help from the other side of the ball. Sound familiar? Major Ojomo will be a free agent this off-season. the Eagles lilely hoped he's get paid ala Milton Williams but this years production won't waarrant that. The Eagles arelooking at a compensatory 4th in 2028 - so trading him for a 4th now makes good sense.

Any other ideas?

Trading Baun would create an additional $22M dead cap hit next season. It's just not a realistic suggestion. The only reason the Eagles haven't removed Lane Johnson from the roster yet is because they want to wait until they can spread that dead cap hit beyond 2027. Fans need to have an understanding of this. Baun is not getting traded. Barkley is not getting traded. Virtually anybody on a big contract with us is safe because we simply won't have the cap space next year to eat the incurred dead cap next season.

The most annoying thing at this point would be if Howie doesn't trade anybody. At the same time, trading players just to trade them for peanuts isn't enticing either. I mean, if we trade someone like Goedert for a 6th round pick...is that exciting? No. I just want to see a trade or 2 that will get us a draft pick return that can actually be of value. Unfortunately, I think Ojomo is the only possibility of that and word on the street is they don't want to trade him (could just be posturing).