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The Philadelphia Eagles entered the 2026 season as recent Super Bowl champions but sit at 2-2 after four games, dealing with injuries and uneven play on both sides of the ball.
The Philadelphia Eagles could potentially entertain trade offers for 25-year-old edge rusher Nolan Smith Jr. ahead of the Nov. 3 deadline. Following a 2-2 start to the season, reporter Jimmy Kempski suggested Smith among possible trade candidates if the franchise shifts from buyers to sellers.
Smith leads the Eagles with two sacks through four games and remains under contract through 2027. While league sources have not confirmed active trade negotiations, moving Smith could yield draft capital after Philadelphia recently traded center Cam Jurgens to the Baltimore Ravens.
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