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Which Philadelphia Eagles Could Be Traded Before 2026 Deadline? Moro Ojomo And Saquon Barkley In Focus

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Jalen Hurts is out for the season, the Eagles have lost four straight, and the trade deadline is approaching. Two names keep coming up in conversations around the league.

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