Two NFC Rivals Named Landing Spots For Eagles Star Dallas Goedert

The Philadelphia Eagles have seen better days as a franchise, with the team suffering multiple key injuries to its roster.

The Eagles have also dropped four straight games, entering into its Week 7 contest tonight with the Dallas Cowboys. Philadelphia now sits with a record of 2-4 on the season, and the team is in free fall.

This team has lost starting quarterback Jalen Hurts for the season due to a scary blood clot issue, and this has cast doubt on the rest of the year. But the Eagles have also seen star wide receiver DeVonta Smith and running back Saquon Barkley in and out of the lineup due to different injuries.

Head coach Nick Sirianni has tried to keep the team together in the best way possible, but it's been difficult around the organization right now. And as the season moves forward, this team has to find a way to stop the bleeding on the field.

If the Eagles' struggles on the field were to continue, the team could undergo a fire sale this year, with the NFL trade deadline approaching soon. There have been all sorts of rumors going around this team, with some focusing on tight end Dallas Goedert.

Goedert is one of the bigger trade pieces for the Eagles to consider moving, especially given his age. The veteran tight end has put together a solid year so far for the Eagles, posting 17 receptions for 180 yards and two touchdowns.

NFL insider Daniel Popper of The Athletic mentioned the Minnesota Vikings and Seattle Seahawks as two potential teams that could look to go after the Eagles' veteran tight end. Both Minnesota and Seattle are looking to go after Super Bowl titles, and adding someone like Goedert could make a big difference.

If the Eagles keep losing, trading players like Goedert could make sense for the team to add more future draft capital. Goedert is still a quality player in the league, and he could help a different team go after a championship this season.

The veteran returned to the Eagles on a discount this past offseason, and he will be a free agent at the end of the year. This could be perfect for any interested team, giving them some flexibility with the veteran at the end of the season.

Overall, Philadelphia has to make some tough decisions on players over the next few weeks and the play on the field could determine everything for the franchise.