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Eagles Expected to Consider Offers for Dickerson, Goedert and Woolen
The 2-5 Philadelphia Eagles are expected to consider trade offers for Landon Dickerson, Dallas Goedert and Riq Woolen in the two weeks before the deadline.
The team is in a rare seller position after a poor start and is expected to play the rest of the season without Jalen Hurts.
Philadelphia also lost offensive linemen Lane Johnson, who retired, and Cam Jurgens, who was traded.
Dickerson and Goedert were key players on the Eagles' Super Bowl teams this decade, while Woolen has started every game for Philadelphia this season.
The three players could be moved as the team reshapes its roster, though no trades are confirmed.
Contract costs may affect the choices: trading Dickerson would leave about $17 million in dead money, while moving Goedert could bring a large cap charge.
The Eagles are expected to pursue roster sell-offs soon, but their preferred contract structures may make deals difficult.
The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to consider offers for Landon Dickerson, Dallas Goedert and Riq Woolen ahead of the trade deadline.
The 2-5 Eagles are in a seller position after losing offensive line starters Lane Johnson and Cam Jurgens.
Dickerson and Goedert have been key players on both of Philadelphia’s Super Bowl teams this decade.
Woolen has started every game for the Eagles, but the team has young cornerstones Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean.
The report says the Eagles’ contract structures could make trades difficult.
- Who
- The Philadelphia Eagles, and the teams that may make offers for Landon Dickerson, Dallas Goedert and Riq Woolen.
- What
- The Eagles are expected to field trade offers for the three players.
- When
- In the two weeks before the trade deadline.
- Where
- Philadelphia.
- Why
- The 2-5 Eagles are in a seller situation, with Jalen Hurts expected to miss the rest of the season and two offensive line pillars gone.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Eagles agreed with Dallas Goedert to a one-year, $7 million re-signing deal after repeatedly pushing back his void date.
Landon Dickerson played through an injury.
Dickerson returned to his left guard spot.
Dickerson came off injured reserve.
- Eagles record
- 2-5
- Players drawing expected offers
- Landon Dickerson, Dallas Goedert and Riq Woolen
- Dickerson contract
- Signed through the 2027 season
- Goedert contract
- One-year, $7 million re-signing deal
- Woolen contract
- One-year, $12 million deal