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Among the upcoming 2027 free agents for the Philadelphia Eagles, it's not looking good for most of them if they want to be traded or land a new deal.

Following a 38-21 loss to the Dallas Cowboys that dropped the Philadelphia Eagles to 2-5, Anthony Miller evaluated the performance and trade value of several impending free agents. Miller argues that cornerback Riq Woolen hurt his trade stock after allowing 117 yards and a touchdown, while tight end Dallas Goedert remained consistently dependable with five receptions for 48 yards.
Miller notes that the Eagles could look to trade players on expiring deals, suggesting Goedert could be moved if the team prioritizes rookie Eli Stowers. Running back Dameon Pierce boosted his value with 47 rushing yards and a touchdown, while defensive lineman Moro Ojomo struggled before getting injured.
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