Eagles-Rams Blockbuster Would Cut Ties With Fan-Favorite

Eagles-Rams Trade Proposal Could Mean Goodbye to Fan-Favorite

The Philadelphia Eagles are poised for an intriguing offseason with plenty of roster changes in store.

As the NFL Draft nears in just a few weeks, speculation about trades is ramping up, and the Eagles could be part of the action. One name that has been heavily rumored in trade discussions is tight end Dallas Goedert.

Parting ways with Goedert would be difficult, as he has one year left on his contract and has never played for another team. However, he’s been a frequent subject of trade rumors recently.

In light of this, Ethan Woodie of NFL Trade Rumors put together a list of five potential trade scenarios for Goedert, including one involving the Los Angeles Rams.

Woodie suggested: “Rams send two 2025 sixth-round picks and a 2026 seventh-round pick to receive TE Dallas Goedert. After pushing the Eagles to their limit in the playoffs, the Rams are gearing up for a Super Bowl run of their own. With quarterback Matthew Stafford back, Davante Adams joining the receiving corps in place of Cooper Kupp, and left tackle Alaric Jackson returning, the Rams are solidifying their roster. While their defense could use some reinforcements, they’re entering 2025 as one of the top NFC contenders.”

Woodie continued: “The main reason for this optimism is superb drafting by the Rams front office. After winning the Super Bowl in 2021, they’ve quickly restructured the roster, accumulating a wealth of Day 3 draft picks and supplementing them with strong first-round selections. This has created one of the youngest and most promising rosters in the league, positioned to compete even after Stafford’s eventual retirement. For now, they’re aiming to make one last push with Stafford, and tight end is a clear area of need, with only Tyler Higbee and Colby Parkinson currently on the roster.”

This proposed package seems fair. The Eagles have already lost several key players, and acquiring three draft picks would be an efficient way to rebuild with young, cost-effective talent.