Rising Star Connected to Jacksonville Jaguars as ‘Luxury Trade Target’
Through eight weeks, it’s pretty clear that the Jacksonville Jaguars are not only just one of the best teams in […]
The Jacksonville Jaguars, currently atop the AFC standings with a 5-2 record, are reportedly considering a trade for Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo. Injuries to Eric Murray and DaVon Hamilton have prompted the Jaguars' general manager, James Gladstone, to seek improvements, and Ojomo, who is in the final year of his contract, has emerged as a potential target.
The 25-year-old Ojomo, who recorded six sacks in 2025, could serve as a strong interior defensive presence for the Jaguars, potentially taking over the lead role from Arik Armstead, whose contract expires at season's end. Although Ojomo's production has dipped this season, a contract extension might be necessary for him to become a long-term fixture in Jacksonville.
The Jaguars' move for Ojomo could also benefit the Eagles, who may receive additional draft picks for trading him, as Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis are both signed to long-term deals.
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