The Saints are weighing a major roster reset as the trade deadline nears, with Kamara, Olave, Cameron Jordan, and Rashid Shaheed named as potential chips. A bold, widely debated idea floated Spencer Rattler to the Rams for two fifth-round picks, but the piece argues it’s unlikely: New Orleans still has Rattler as starter, and Los Angeles has Stafford and a skewed pick situation that undercuts any sell-low move. Rumors also touch on Saints-Chiefs links, but the core message is clear: big moves aren’t a slam-dunk.

Philadelphia dives into 2026 with a bold shift: Tank Bigsby arrives from Jacksonville in exchange for a 2026 fifth-round pick and a 2027 seventh-round pick, and a contingent 2026 sixth-round pick accompanies the deal. Even after multiple trades, Howie Roseman still sits on roughly 10 picks for the next draft, including two extra compensatory selections. The offseason shakeups emphasize Philadelphia’s readiness to deploy youthful depth across rounds 1–5 while sculpting a versatile backfield with Bigsby in the mix.

Comp picks sprout from free-agent exits Milton Williams, Josh Sweat, Mekhi Becton, and others, reinforcing a long-term roster-building blueprint. The Eagles’ draft sheet remains dynamic, with a projected third-, fourth-, and fifth-round compensatory trio, plus additional picks in later rounds. The net effect: a high-confidence path to sustained competitiveness paired with the flexibility to pivot around a rotating RB room and evolving front office strategy.