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The Philadelphia Eagles might be showing their signs that after the Evan Neal signing, Landon Dickerson might be one foot out the door.

Inside the Iggles argues that the Philadelphia Eagles signing former New York Giants offensive lineman Evan Neal signals that Landon Dickerson's tenure with the team is nearing an end. The Eagles announced the signing of Neal alongside two other additions to reinforce depth on a depleted offensive line.
Writer Anthony Miller notes that Willie Lampkin has stepped in to start at left guard over the past two games while Dickerson battles knee and pectoral injuries. With previous starter Cam Jurgens already traded, the writer suggests general manager Howie Roseman could look to trade Dickerson before the deadline or during the offseason.
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