Former Eagles first-round pick Derek Barnett gauging market for potential trade, per report

The NFL’s roster cutdown cut-off date is Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, however you’ll be able to be expecting to look some trades too. One participant who’s reportedly hoping for a industry is Philadelphia Eagles defensive finish Derek Barnett.

According to ESPN, Barnett and agent Drew Rosenhaus were given permission to gauge the market for a potential industry. The Eagles reportedly need to stay Barnett at the ultimate 53-man roster, however they keep in mind that their pass-rush staff is rather loaded. Philly has Brandon Graham, Tarron Jackson, Janarius Robinson and Josh Sweat these days indexed as the opposite defensive ends. Plus, Haason Reddick will get excited by pressuring the passer as neatly. He led the Eagles with a career-high 16 sacks in 2022.

Barnett was once decided on by way of the Eagles with the No. 14 total pick within the 2017 NFL Draft out of Tennessee after being named First Team All-SEC in his ultimate collegiate season. He was once some of the ferocious go rushers within the nation, and set a brand new Tennessee program report with 33 sacks — passing Hall of Famer Reggie White. Along with the ones 33 sacks, Barnett racked up 198 overall tackles and 52 tackles for loss in 39 profession video games performed for the Volunteers.

In 65 video games performed over six seasons with the Eagles, Barnett has recorded 147 blended tackles, 21.5 sacks, 36 tackles for loss and 3 compelled fumbles. He performed in only one sport final season after tearing his ACL within the opener vs. the Detroit Lions.

ESPN studies that Barnett must have industry price. The 4-3 defensive finish is 27 years outdated, and has three hundred and sixty five days closing on his contract. In July, he agreed to restructure his deal, which now features a $3.5 million assured wage, $250K per-game bonuses and as much as $2.25 million in incentives, per ESPN.