Eagles Trade Options Teased by NFL Insider amid Saquon Barkley Rumors Ahead of 2026 Deadline

The Philadelphia Eagles could still be a seller ahead of the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline while holding onto their biggest trade chip.

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport reported Sunday that star running back Saquon Barkley will finish out the year in Philly. Rapoport followed up Monday to say other vets such as cornerback Riq Woolen and guard Landon Dickerson could be dangled in deals:

The Eagles' 27-10 loss to the Washington Commanders was their sixth in a row. They're last in the NFC East and a half-game behind the New Orleans Saints for the conference's worst record (2-6).

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This is a lost season.

Philly should have enough talent to compete in 2027, though, so a full rebuild is off the table. Barkley, for example, will occupy a key role in the backfield next year.

That doesn't take outgoing trades off the table entirely. Woolen only signed a one-year contract, so flipping him for a draft pick would be better than letting him walk as a free agent for nothing. Dickerson is under contract through 2028, but his exit would clean up the payroll a bit when he's earning $19.5 million annually.

Rapoport didn't mention tight end Dallas Goedert or wide receiver Hollywood Brown, but both are in the impending free agent boat with Woolen.

Given the direction of the Eagles' fortunes, a trade or two feels inevitable in the coming days. Assuming that happens, don't expect to see a blockbuster.