Eagles Linked to Trade For Two Defenders That Could Bolster Weakest Unit
Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles are looking to improve their defense, which has been underperforming. They are interested in trading for two players from the New York Jets, edge rusher Jermaine Johnson and cornerback Michael Carter II, to strengthen their defensive lineup.Key Facts
- The Eagles' defense is allowing 349.1 yards per game, ranking seventh-worst in the league.
- They allow 221.3 passing yards per game and 127.9 rushing yards per game.
- Jermaine Johnson has a 35% chance of being traded and could be a target for the Eagles.
- Johnson had an Achilles injury but recorded 7.5 sacks in 2023.
- Michael Carter II has a 45% chance of being traded and could improve the Eagles' cornerback lineup.
- Carter has missed some games due to concussion protocol but is considered a reliable slot corner.
- The Eagles aim to make a significant defensive move before the trade deadline.
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