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Jalen Ramsey to Philly? Trade Could Shake Up the NFC

Philadelphia, PA – May 28, 2025

The Philadelphia Eagles, fresh off their Super Bowl triumph, are stirring the NFC with rumors of a blockbuster trade for seven-time Pro Bowler Jalen Ramsey. According to CBS Sports’ Brad Crawford, the star cornerback is on the trading block, and Eagles GM Howie Roseman has the draft capital and audacity to make it happen.

“Adding a seven-time Pro Bowler to a championship locker room is a no-brainer for Roseman if the numbers align,” Crawford wrote. With Darius Slay departed and C.J. Gardner-Johnson traded to Houston, Philly’s secondary—while talented with young stars like Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean—lacks veteran leadership. Ramsey would instantly become the anchor, bringing playoff savvy and elite skill.

Picture a defensive backfield with Ramsey, Mitchell, and DeJean: a blend of youth, football IQ, and battle-tested grit. Though Kelee Ringo shows promise, Ramsey’s arrival would give the Eagles breathing room to develop their young talent while intimidating quarterbacks from Week 1.

Ramsey’s résumé speaks volumes: 24 interceptions, a 58.4% completion rate allowed, and All-Pro honors with three franchises over nine years. His presence demands respect in the NFL’s physical arena.

The financial hurdle is steep—Ramsey’s contract runs through 2028 with cap hits of $25 million to $36 million annually. Yet Roseman’s track record of creative deal-making makes it feasible. “It’d be foolish not to at least make the call,” Crawford noted.

With nine draft picks in 2026, the Eagles could land Ramsey without sacrificing a first-rounder. If Philly envisions a dynasty, Ramsey could be the veteran closer for their dynamic secondary.

Fans on X are buzzing: “Ramsey in Philly? NFC is done for!” one posted. Another said, “Howie’s cooking again—Super Bowl repeat incoming!” While some urge caution due to the cost, the hype is undeniable.

For now, it’s speculation, but Roseman’s bold history suggests this could become reality. If Ramsey dons midnight green, the NFC better brace for a Philly defense poised to dominate.

Follow the Eagles on X for updates on this potential game-changer.

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