The Eagles are entering the trade deadline in an unfamiliar spot, and defensive tackle Moro Ojomo has quickly become one of the names drawing attention.
With Philadelphia sitting last in the NFC East at 2-6 and expected to sell, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler said on Monday, November 2, that Ojomo is attracting interest from multiple teams.
“There is significant interest in Moro Ojomo, their defensive tackle, teams like Jacksonville, Minnesota, some others are looking for help around this time of year,” Fowler said.
Ojomo, a 6-foot-3, 292-pound defensive tackle from Texas, was a seventh-round pick by Philadelphia in the 2023 NFL Draft. He has finished with 20 or more tackles in each of the last three seasons, and while he has not logged a sack this year, he had six in 2025.
That production has made him stand out as a player who has outperformed his draft slot, which is part of why his name is surfacing now as the deadline approaches.
Philadelphia’s season has already been rocked by major changes. Jalen Hurts is out for the year because of blood clot issues, and the offense has struggled with backup quarterback Tanner McKee at the controls. Coach Nick Sirianni recently changed the subject when asked about offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, and that situation could linger unless the Eagles find a dramatic turnaround.
Ojomo may not be the only Eagle on the move before the deadline passes, as the team looks to reshape its roster for the future. For now, though, he’s the defender at the center of the latest buzz.
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