The Bucs are currently 3-3 heading into their Week 8 matchup against the Bengals in Cincinnati on Sunday.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver DeSean Jackson is requesting to be traded prior to the deadline on Tuesday Womens Jason Peters Jersey , October 30, according to a report from NFL insider Ian Rapoport. If they win, it’d be hard to imagine they’d want to give Jackson away. If they lose, however Youth Alshon Jeffery Jersey , they’ll drop to 3-4 and might be more willing to sell. Especially if 5-1 Saints and 4-2 Panthers also win on Sunday. Despite the fact he turns 32 years old in December, Jackson is still one of the league’s most dangerous deep threats. Philadelphia experienced this first-hand when they lost to the Buccaneers in Week 2. Jackson’s averaging a whopping 22.9 yards per reception this season. That kind of big play ability is sorely lacking from the Eagles’ offense right now. Trading for Jackson won’t be cheap. I’d guess the cost is likely at least a third-round pick, if not more. In addition, Jackson would cost around $5.8 million in cap space for the rest of this season. He then carries a relatively reasonable $10 million cap hit in 2019 Womens Brandon Brooks Jersey , though that money wouldn’t guaranteed if the Eagles acquired him in a trade. Trading for Jackson makes a lot of sense purely from an on-field perspective.
There are off-field considerations to be made, though, given how Jackson was unceremoniously released by the Eagles in 2014. Chip Kelly rightfully deserves blame for that occurrence, but he wasn’t the only one in the organization who wanted Jackson gone. Note that Howie Roseman was still officially the general manager back then and team owner Jeffrey Lurie ultimately signed off on Jackson’s dismissal. With Jackson wanting out Youth Nate Gerry Jersey , the Eagles should at least call the Bucs and see what the asking price is.11 safety options for the Philadelphia Eagles following Rodney McLeod’s injury The Philadelphia Eagles might be looking to add another safety to their 53-man roster after reportedly losing Rodney McLeod for the season. Let’s take a look at their options.TRADEEARL THOMAS - Can you even imagine? It’d be pretty crazy to see the Eagles get the guy that people criticized Howie Roseman for passing up on in favor of drafting Brandon Graham instead. (I’d say that move worked out OK with Graham strip-sacking Tom Brady to help the Eagles clinch a Super Bowl win, by the way.) Putting that angle aside, Thomas would be a fantastic addition for Philadelphia. Adding his range and play-making ability to this Eagles defense is very enticing. The problem is that he wouldn’t come cheap. The Seahawks reportedly turned down a second-round pick offer from the Cowboys. The Chiefs (Andy Reid!) are reportedly interested in Thomas as well, which indicates there’s a market for him. I don’t think the Eagles would want to give up their 2019 first-round pick considering they’re tight on cap space and Thomas is a 29-year-old player on the last year of his deal seeking a mega extension. Maybe something like the Eagles giving up both of their 2019 second-round picks (their own and one from the Ravens) could get it done instead? Something to consider is that even if the Eagles don’t re-sign Thomas Youth Sidney Jones Jersey , they could recoup a 2020 third-round compensatory pick if he signs a big deal with another team in free agency after this year. Acquiring Thomas would be an aggressive move but it could make sense if the Eagles feel like they need to capitalize on this window they have. Find a way to make it happen, Howie.