What About the Eagles as a Trade Partner For the Bears?

Bleacher Nation's Luis C. Medina argues that the 4-2 Chicago Bears should consider targeting the Philadelphia Eagles as trade partners ahead of the November 10 NFL trade deadline. With Philadelphia sitting at 2-4, Medina suggests the Eagles could become sellers to accumulate future draft capital, while Bears General Manager Ryan Poles could look to bolster Chicago's roster for a potential playoff push.

Medina identifies three primary defensive targets on expiring or advantageous deals: cornerback Riq Woolen, versatile defensive lineman Moro Ojomo, and edge rusher Nolan Smith. Medina also mentions running back Saquon Barkley, Cooper DeJean, and Jalyx Hunt as appealing options, though he considers trades for them highly unlikely.