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Writer Steve Hamilton argues the Philadelphia Eagles should use their upcoming Monday Night Football matchup against the Dallas Cowboys to showcase trade candidates ahead of the November 10 deadline. Following a 2-4 start and the earlier trade of Cam Jurgens, the writer identifies five players general manager Howie Roseman could potentially move: Hollywood Brown, A.J. Epenesa, Moro Ojomo, Riq Woolen, and Zack Baun.
Hamilton suggests the Eagles capitalize on peak value or expiring contracts to gain draft capital for their future rebuild. He outlines proposed returns ranging from late-round picks for rentals like Brown and Epenesa, up to a first-round pick for All-Pro linebacker Baun, allowing Philadelphia to focus on upcoming extensions for younger talent.
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