... have also shown a willingness to trade up for players they want, but their recent draft history shows that trading up for a player may not be in the their best interests. This year's draft is heralded as one of the deepest drafts in centuries, perhaps millennia, but if the Eagles want an impact defensive secondary player, they will probably have to trade up. I will delve into whether this is the right decision for a team that is adamant about not rebuilding, and whom the Eagles could be targeting. 

Eagles Trading History

2003: Drafted Jerome McDougle. Traded 1st round pick (30th) and 2nd (63rd) for 15th pick overall.

2004: Drafted Shawn Andrews. Traded 1st (28th) and 2nd (58th) for 16th pick...

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