This is the player who holds the key for the Eagles to fix problems at edge rusher and cornerback without making a trade.

The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the best teams in football, but the last few weeks haven't been too kind. They lost back to back games to the Denver Broncos

Before pulling off a trade for Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco on Tuesday, the Cincinnati Bengals reportedly explored deals with the Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, the Bengals had “chatter” about pursuing QBs Sam Howell and Drew Lock.

The Cincinnati Bengals reportedly reached out to multiple teams, including the Eagles, to try and fix their quarterback issues.

The Philadelphia Eagles need to make a move for an edge rusher. They've struggled on defense for weeks now and they recently lost edge rusher Za'Darius Smith to

Welcome back, RotoBallers! No way for the third week in a row we get an upset, right? These Thursday Night Football games have turned everything upside down. The Giants beating up on the Eagles last week wasn't on my bingo card for sure.

If the Eagles buy at the NFL trade deadline, it'll probably be for a pass rusher or cornerback. Who might be available?

The Cincinnati Bengals traded for Joe Flacco to replace Jake Browning, but before landing on that deal, were widely reported to be calling around the NFL for roughly 48 hours. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, some rumblings linked the Bengals to Sam Howell of the Philadelphia Eagles and Drew Lock of the Seattle Seahawks:

Brad Evans scours sportsbooks for the best bets ahead for Thursday Night Football's matchup between the Bengals and Steelers.

Joe Flacco rallied the Cincinnati Bengals in the second half. That was enough to provide some hope for his new teammates. Just five days after he was acquired in a trade with Cleveland, Flacco passed for 219 yards and two touchdowns in his Cincinnati debut.