The Philadelphia Eagles, as hard as it is to believe, are probably just a couple of losses away from becoming clear-cut sellers before the NFL trade deadline on November 10.

Sitting at 2-4 and with four straight losses, the Eagles may have received their final nail in the coffin earlier this week when Super Bowl MVP quarterback Jalen Hurts was ruled out for the season with blood clots in his lungs.

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell thinks the Eagles might finally be able to move one player after years of unsuccessful trade attempts: tight end Dallas Goedert, who the Kansas City Chiefs might want in exchange for a conditional 2027 5th-round pick.

Chiefs, Dallas Goedert Have Long History

The Chiefs are all too familiar with Goedert, having faced him in two Super Bowls over the last four seasons.

“Chiefs coach Andy Reid goes back to his old employers to add a versatile playmaker in Goedert, who scored a career-high 11 touchdowns a season ago as one of the few players who seemed to thrive under offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo,” Barnwell wrote on October 22. “Goedert is most efficient as a receiver out of the slot, but he can also work inline as a blocker or pass catcher. He would give Kansas City some leverage against the possibility of Travis Kelce slowing down as the season goes along and work alongside the future Hall of Famer as a potential mismatch over the middle of the field.”