Five Eagles players on the trade block heading into training camp - PhillyVoice

What the report says

PhillyVoice’s Jimmy Kempski identified five Philadelphia Eagles players who could be candidates for trade discussions as the team heads into training camp, stressing that the list is largely made up of back-of-the-roster players rather than core stars. The July 28 report frames the exercise around general manager Howie Roseman’s history of roster movement, noting that Roseman has made 24 trades since returning to GM duties in 2016.

The players named are cornerback Kelee Ringo, offensive tackle Cameron Williams, wide receiver Darius Cooper, quarterback Tanner McKee and quarterback Andy Dalton. Kempski wrote that Ringo, a 2023 draft pick, has special teams value but may be crowded out by Philadelphia’s cornerback depth. Williams was described as potentially attractive if he performs well in preseason, given leaguewide demand for offensive line depth. Cooper, who made the roster as an undrafted rookie and contributed in a limited role, was presented as a possible developmental fit for another team.

At quarterback, the piece said McKee has shown enough as a backup to draw interest, though his market may be limited because other teams have largely settled their quarterback rooms. Dalton was listed as a veteran option who might appeal to contenders with uncertain backup situations, though the article’s evaluation of his recent practice and game performance was skeptical.

The report matters mainly as roster-context analysis before camp: Philadelphia appears deep at several positions, and teams often reassess depth needs during preseason. PhillyVoice’s projected returns ranged from late-round picks to depth-player swaps, with McKee carrying the highest hypothetical price.