Moro Ojomo unexpectedly might have a future with the Eagles after all

Despite entering the final year of his rookie contract amid trade speculation, Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo may remain with the team. According to a report from Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, the Eagles have informed inquiring teams that Ojomo is not available for trade and intend to attempt to re-sign him. This comes even though general manager Howie Roseman previously committed significant money to fellow defensive tackles Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis.

Inside the Iggles notes that Ojomo has recorded 18 tackles and 16 pressures through seven games. The writer points out that while an extension could carry a projected cost of $20 million to $25 million annually, Roseman's historical prioritization of line depth and past departures of other defensive linemen may motivate Philadelphia to keep the former seventh-round pick long term.