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The Philadelphia Eagles recently made a move with the Tennessee Titans, trading for safety Kevin Byard.
Byard should fit nicely into their secondary as they look to make another run to the postseason.
While Byard is a great piece for this team, a strong move for a contender, it appears that it isn’t the only move the Eagles are planning to make.
According to Diana Russini via Philadelphia Eagles Central, GM Howie Roseman is “not done” on the trade market.
Howie Roseman is still “not done” on the trade market even after signing safety Kevin Byard, per @DMRussini on the @ryenarussillo podcast.
“I’ve talked to tons of teams around the league and it’s like ‘yeah, Howie [Roseman] is calling, of course he’s calling’…and Howie’s not… pic.twitter.com/7MGzKZfGVm
— Philadelphia Eagles Central (@pheaglescentral) October 26, 2023
Roseman has reportedly spent time calling around to other teams across the league hoping to strike another deal.
The rich get richer, so they say.
The Eagles are one of the best teams in the NFL, resuming their standing from the 2022 season.
However, the fact that they are already good is not stopping them from making more moves.
Depth is a massive part of a Super Bowl-winning roster given the amount of injuries that pop up throughout the season.
Even if Roseman’s moves are for solid depth pieces for the Eagles, they will likely be seen as a massive win for a team looking for revenge after their loss in the Super Bowl last year.
The Eagles recently signed Julio Jones, another sign that they are willing to go all in for a title.
While Jones is not necessarily a top-five option in this offense, when he is on the field, opposing defenses will need to keep an eye on him.
What other moves will Roseman orchestrate to help bolster this roster?
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