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The Jacksonville Jaguars could use reinforcements at defensive tackle. They could reach out to the Philadelphia Eagles about Moro Ojomo.

Carlos Sanchez of Black and Teal argues that the Jacksonville Jaguars should contact the Philadelphia Eagles regarding a potential trade for defensive tackle Moro Ojomo ahead of the trade deadline. Sanchez suggests Ojomo would boost Jacksonville's interior pass rush alongside Arik Armstead and DaVon Hamilton, citing reports that Philadelphia may be open to moving players.
Ojomo is currently in a contract year on his rookie deal after registering six sacks last season and generating 12 pressures so far in 2026. The article notes that trading for Ojomo would provide low salary-cap risk for general manager James Gladstone while addressing long-term defensive tackle depth.
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