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Should the Eagles become sellers, they should be willing to deal less valuable players on their roster in addition to their valuable players (duh).
Jimmy Kempski of PhillyVoice argues that the Philadelphia Eagles should consider trading several secondary roster players ahead of the NFL trade deadline following a loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. With quarterback Jalen Hurts reportedly out for the season, Kempski suggests that the Eagles should become sellers and part with impending free agents and depth players.
The writer identifies offensive lineman Tyler Steen, defensive lineman Byron Young, and wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown as viable trade candidates. Kempski views Brown as a poor free agent signing who currently ranks at the bottom of the receiver depth chart, while Young and Steen offer value to teams needing rotational depth.
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