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NFL Trade Rumors: Howie Roseman shopping for starting caliber offensive lineman

The Philadelphia Eagles are actively exploring the trade market for a high-level offensive lineman, according to multiple NFL sources. With Lane Johnson’s retirement and Cam Jurgens recently traded to Baltimore, the team’s offensive line has been forced into an unconventional lineup, including rookies Willie Lampkin and Jake Majors at guard and center, respectively.

Starters Jordan Mailata and Tyler Steen remain locked in at tackle and guard, while Markel Bell shows promise at right tackle despite early growing pains. The Eagles’ flexibility may be tested further if Drew Kendall’s knee injury keeps him sidelined longer than expected, potentially opening another spot at center.

General manager Howie Roseman has already begun inquiries about available blockers, signaling a potential move before next month’s trade deadline. The team’s recent loss could influence whether they prioritize short-term fixes or long-term upgrades, though the scarcity of elite offensive linemen makes any acquisition a strategic challenge.

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