As the trade deadline looms, the Kansas City Chiefs face a crisis at wide receiver after Tyquan Thornton’s season‑ending injury and Rashee Rice’s hamstring setback. With the top receiver managing only 18 yards last game, the team may look for a modest upgrade rather than a blockbuster deal. Arrowhead Pride highlights realistic targets like Colts slot star Josh Downs, Eagles deep‑threat Dontayvion Wicks, and Texans Kayshon Boutte, noting their ability to beat man coverage and provide size on the outside. The article weighs each option’s 2026 production, contract outlook, and fit for Mahomes’ arm, proposing a low‑tier trade could finally kickstart the Chiefs’ passing game.
The Philadelphia Eagles are fielding trade inquiries for defensive tackle Moro Ojomo, but have told suitors he’s not available. Ojomo, a 2023 seventh‑round pick, is entering the final year of his rookie contract and posted a breakout 2025 season with six sacks. This year he’s earned $3.67 million, has played seven games, and logged 18 tackles (2 for loss). Despite the interest, the Eagles aim to re‑sign him and are also eyeing other contract‑year assets like WR Marquise Brown, CB Riq Woolen and TE Dallas Goedert.
The Philadelphia Eagles face a backfield crunch for Sunday Night Football at Washington. Starting RB Saquon Barkley remains doubtful with a hamstring/back issue, while RB2 Tank Bigsby, RB3 Will Shipley and RB4 Dameon Pierce sit on IR, and RB5 Carson Steele is waived/injured. If Barkley is sidelined, the team will rely on practice‑ squad players Elijah Mitchell (projected 4.2 fantasy points after limited action against Dallas) and rookie Jaydon Blue, who logged 75 yards on 15 carries in the preseason. An updated injury report suggests Barkley may still suit up, but the Eagles could be down to their 6th and 7th‑string backs.
The Buffalo Bills sit 5-1 and lead the AFC East, but their defense ranks near the bottom—allowing 28.5 points (30th) and 386.8 yards (31st) per game. With only $4.5 million in cap space (27th in the league), GM Brandon Beane faces a tight deadline to shore up the pass rush, secondary and interior line before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. The article reviews possible targets like Eagles LB Zack Baun, examines assets the Bills could flip, and highlights recent injury updates for Spencer Brown and Dee Alford. It also explores whether Josh Allen performs better after a bye week, offering insight into the team’s stretch‑run strategy.
The Dallas Cowboys did not move up very much in the NFL power rankings after beating the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7.
Having already traded Cam Jurgens amid their five-game losing streak, the Philadelphia Eagles figure to be active leading up to the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
The Washington Commanders downgrade rookie wideout Treylon Burks on the injury report ahead of their Week 8 showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles. Burks missed Thursday’s practice with a foot issue after being limited on Wednesday, raising doubts about his availability. The 26‑year‑old has already eclipsed last season’s production, posting 152 yards and two touchdowns in five games and stepping up with a 66‑yard, four‑catch effort after star Terry McLaurin landed on season‑ending IR. With McLaurin out, the secondary receiver slot is wide open, and Burks’ status could hand the role to Antonio Williams for the Eagles matchup.
A Dallas Cowboys fan went viral after chugging Don Julio at Lincoln Financial Field during the Eagles' 38–21 Monday Night Football loss to Dallas on Oct. 30, 2026. While CeeDee Lamb celebrated the touchdown amid boos and middle‑finger gestures from Philadelphia fans, the camera caught the fan in a Lamb jersey swaggering up the stairs, slurring curses and mocking the Eagles after his drink gave him boldness. The clip sparked a flood of online jokes and led some to crown him “Fan of the Year.” The game marked the Cowboys' third win, leaving the Eagles at 3–5 with their fifth straight defeat.
Troy Aikman says his recent media speculation about a Cowboys front‑office role put owner Jerry Jones in an unfair spot, noting they only briefly discussed it on the field before the 38‑21 win over Philadelphia on Oct. 28. Jones later told radio listeners a role for Aikman is "very possible" but not imminent, praising Aikman's football knowledge. The former Hall‑of‑Famer, whose ESPN contract ends after Super Bowl LXI, has yet to receive a formal job offer. The exchange highlights the ongoing rumors about Aikman's post‑broadcast future with Dallas.
After a rocky start to the 2026 season, the Philadelphia Eagles may land an early first‑round pick in the 2027 NFL Draft. ClutchPoints’ mock shows general manager Howie Roseman targeting South Carolina edge rusher Dylan Stewart, a high‑upside player with elite size and athleticism but a recent one‑game suspension and off‑field concerns that could push him into later rounds. Roseman's bold trade‑up for Jalen Carter in 2023 paid off, and the mock suggests he could repeat that gamble to bolster a pass‑rush lacking depth. Stewart’s potential could be the defensive spark the Eagles need if he falls to Philadelphia.
Skip Bayless rails against the Dallas Cowboys even after their 38-21 Monday night victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. He highlights the Eagles’ depleted QB lineup—starter Jalen Hurts was out and backup Tanner McKee managed 211 yards, a TD and an interception—suggesting the win came against a weakened opponent. Bayless’s criticism follows Dallas snapping a two‑game losing streak, with Dak Prescott throwing three TDs and Javonte Williams rushing for 155 yards. The article notes the Cowboys’ offensive surge in the second half and previews their next game while the Eagles look to rebound.
Patriots coaches remain optimistic about A.J. Brown despite a sluggish debut. The 29‑year‑old wideout, acquired via trade from the Eagles, has missed four weeks with a high‑ankle sprain and returned to limited action, posting just six catches on 14 targets for 53 yards in two games. Coach Todd Downing chalks it up to a small sample size, while OC Josh McDaniels praises Brown’s work ethic and says health is the only barrier to his upside. The Steelers‑bound receiver’s status for the upcoming Dolphins game is uncertain, but New England still trusts his long‑term potential.
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley faces another doubt ahead of Week 8 after missing two games with a hamstring injury and then sitting out Wednesday and Thursday practices. The 29‑year‑old recorded 62 rushing yards and a TD in the 38‑21 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, but with backups Tank Bigsby, Will Shipley and Dameon Pierce already on IR, the Eagles may have to rely on Jaydon Blue and Elijah Mitchell if Barkley is ruled out against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. The team, now 2‑5 after a five‑game skid, hopes Barkley can practice Friday to earn a green light, keeping their struggling ground attack alive.
The Eagles release their Week 8 injury report, confirming running back Saquon Barkley (hamstring/back) will miss Sunday’s game against Washington, leaving Jaydon Blue as the only healthy RB on the active roster. Wide receivers DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks and Britain Covey also sit out, shrinking the receiver corps to Darius Cooper, Makai Lemon, Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore plus three practice‑squad players. Defensive back Jonathan Jones (hamstring) is out, while Michael Carter II and Nolan Smith remain limited but could return. The Commanders’ report shows Stefon Diggs cleared, but WR Treylon Burks, TE John Bates and DT Javon Kinlaw are doubtful, adding further intrigue to the matchup.
The latest NFC roundup highlights injury updates and quarterback news across three teams. The Washington Commanders face a potential Week 8 loss of DT Javon Kinlaw (knee) and OT Laremy Tunsil (triceps) pending further exams. The Philadelphia Eagles sit with multiple health concerns: RB Saquon Barkley (hamstring/back), LB Jihaad Campbell, CB Jonathan Jones, WRs DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks, and Britain Covey—all out of practice, while DT Jalen Carter’s wrist remains partially immobilized as he reflects on Jacksonville vs. Dallas performances. The New York Giants report QB Jaxson Dart’s severe knee surgery keeps him non‑weight‑bearing, though he stays involved in meetings, while backup J.J. McCarthy embraces his second year as the starter and Jameis Winston remains a reliable veteran option. All updates were reported between Oct. 29 and early Week 8.
The Chicago Bears have emerged as a potential trade destination for Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert amid injuries and offensive concerns.
The Washington Commanders face Sunday night against the Philadelphia Eagles without key defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, who missed his second practice due to a knee injury sustained against the 49ers. Charles Omenihu returns to practice, offering depth on the line, while star receiver Stefon Diggs is back after veteran rest despite lingering hand and hamstring issues. Tight end John Bates (shoulder), wideout Treylon Burks (foot), and center Nick Allegretti (back) are also out, and quarterback Jayden Daniels remains sidelined with an elbow injury. These absences could significantly impact Washington’s defensive front and passing game on Oct. 29.
Rams defensive tackle Braden Fiske is thriving despite Aaron Donald’s return, posting a 14.9% pressure rate over his last four games—ranking sixth among interior linemen and 16th overall at 11.9% for the season. He logged three pressures against the Raiders (9.4% rate), three against the Cardinals (17.6%), and six versus the Eagles (23.1%). Though he’s yet to convert pressures into sacks, his versatility on both DT and DE spots and a 14.8% blitz pressure rate suggest he could become a long‑term cornerstone alongside Donald, filling the void left by John Franklin‑Myers.
The Philadelphia Eagles are weighing a possible trade of running back Saquon Barkley as the team slides to a 2–5 record and quarterback Jalen Hurts faces a season‑ending blood‑clot issue. Barkley, 26, is nursing a hamstring and back injury after a Monday‑night effort against Dallas, where he logged 62 rushing yards and a touchdown. With a contract that pays $16 M in 2027 and $19.2 M in 2028—only $2.5 M guaranteed—his age, health and salary are key trade factors. Potential suitors include the Vikings, Packers and Bengals, but the Eagles must decide if the return justifies moving a player who could still boost their offense before the Nov. 10 deadline.
Isaiah Likely has recorded 41 receptions in the Giants' first seven games, one shy of his career best and matching a rare feat for a rookie tight end. The surge forces defenses to choose between covering Likely or fellow playmaker Malik Nabers, giving New York a versatile offensive match‑up. Coach proposals include rotating Likely in two‑tight‑end sets and using QB J.J. McCarthy’s deep‑throw ability to keep opponents off balance. While the pace hints at a potential franchise record, the Giants must balance the tight‑end threat with the run game and protect the quarterback as they approach tough match‑ups against Philadelphia and Washington.
ESPN analyst Jeremy Fowler lists Eagles cornerback Riq Woolen as a top trade candidate for the Steelers, who need depth after the Joey Porter Jr. deal. Woolen, a 2027 free agent with a $1.26 million base salary and $12 million in guarantees, has 12 career interceptions and 59 passes defended and was on the Seahawks’ Super Bowl‑winning roster last season. The Eagles (2‑5) could fire‑sale if they lose two more games before the Nov. 10 deadline, but Woolen insists he wants to stay in Philadelphia. ESPN gives the trade a 35% likelihood, and the Steelers face the Eagles on Nov. 22 at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Dallas Cowboys face the Arizona Cardinals in Week 8 after a 38-21 win over the Eagles, but wideout George Pickens is in trade spotlight. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer criticized Pickens’ snap count, prompting NFL insider Tom Pelissero to discuss the possibility of moving him before the Nov. 10 deadline. While Jerry Jones downplays the odds, Pelissero notes Dallas needs an edge rusher and may consider a deal despite depleted draft capital. Pickens, who posted four catches, 57 yards and a TD against Philadelphia, is on a $1.5 million franchise tag, making a trade costly. The article weighs the realistic chances of a Pickens trade before the deadline.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones warned his team not to underestimate a squad without its starter before Monday Night Football against the Philadelphia Eagles, recalling the Cowboys’ 24‑16 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when rookie Jalon Daniels replaced Baker Mayfield. Both Dallas and Philadelphia entered the Oct. 26 game at 2‑4, but Dallas rallied from a 21‑20 deficit to win 38‑21. Dak Prescott threw for 212 yards and three TDs, while CeeDee Lamb grabbed two scores and Javonte Williams rushed for 155 yards. The victory lifts the Cowboys to 3‑4 and drops the Eagles to 2‑5.
The undrafted tight end played a career-high 53% of the offensive snaps as Dallas ran 38 times for 204 yards against the Eagles.
The Philadelphia Eagles, now without quarterback Jalen Hurts due to blood clots, face a crucial stretch as the NFL trade deadline approaches. Insider Tom Pelissero says he’d be surprised if General Manager Howie Roseman initiates a fire sale of stars like Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith, or Zack Baun. Instead, Pelissero suggests the Eagles could become buyers, especially if they win the next two games against Washington (Oct. 29) and the Giants (Nov. 8). He notes the team’s cap isn’t dire, thanks to strategic contracts and extra first‑ and second‑round picks from the A.J. Brown and Cam Jurgens deals, leaving the deadline on Nov. 10 wide open.