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According to the latest NFL rumors, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles could agree to a groundbreaking trade this 2026 season.

Anthony Palacios reports that the Kansas City Chiefs could explore a potential trade for Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith. While ESPN previously suggested tight end Dallas Goedert as a target, Palacios proposes Smith as a major candidate if Kansas City aggressively pursues receiver help before the trade deadline.
Smith signed a three-year, $75 million extension in 2024 and remains a core offensive player for Philadelphia. However, Palacios suggests Philadelphia might consider moving him if quarterback Jalen Hurts' medical issues persist, while noting the Los Angeles Chargers, Indianapolis Colts, and Carolina Panthers as alternative destinations.
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