​The NFL trade deadline is one day away, and the 2-7 Philadelphia Eagles must make some hard decisions. Sunday’s 19-11 loss to the Giants extended Philadelphia’s losing streak to seven games, leaving Howie Roseman to evaluate whether moving veterans for draft capital would strengthen the team’s future. The Eagles already traded center Cam Jurgens to Baltimore in October, and several players on expiring contracts could attract attention.Not everyone is expected to move. Saquon Barkley has received assurances that Philadelphia intends to keep him, while Dallas Goedert and Riq Woolen have said they want to stay with the Eagles.We will track the latest Eagles trade news, rumors, and completed deals on this page through Tuesday’s deadline.Dallas Goedert acknowledges uncertainty before trade deadlineGoedert said he has dreamed of retiring with the Eagles but acknowledged that his future is not entirely within his control, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer. The veteran tight end said he spoke with Roseman a couple of weeks ago and understands circumstances can change.Goedert is playing on an expiring contract, making him a player to monitor. However, the Inquirer noted that salary-cap consequences complicate a trade. His comments do not indicate that a deal is imminent. Riq Woolen wants to remain with Eagles.Woolen said he wants to stay in Philadelphia rather than leave his teammates during a difficult season. The cornerback signed a one-year contract in the offseason, putting his future among the questions facing Roseman.Woolen’s preference is clear, but it does not determine Philadelphia’s decision. He played 65 of 67 defensive snaps against New York and remained a significant part of the secondary.Saquon Barkley received assurances he will not be tradedBarkley said the Eagles’ front office assured him he would remain with the team beyond the deadline. His comments followed reporting that Philadelphia did not intend to move its star running back.The Eagles’ record has fueled speculation about numerous veterans, but Barkley’s situation should be distinguished from players whose availability remains uncertain. He remains under contract through 2028. Moro Ojomo among Eagles players worth watchingThe Inquirer identified Ojomo as a potential trade candidate because of his expiring contract and Philadelphia’s investments in Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis. Hollywood Brown and Tyler Steen also appeared in its discussion of possible moves.Those names represent players to monitor, rather than confirmation that Philadelphia has an agreement or an acceptable offer. The Eagles must weigh immediate compensation against each player’s value to the roster.Nolan Smith is under contract beyond this season.Smith should not be grouped with Philadelphia’s impending free agents. The Eagles exercised his fifth-year option, keeping him under contract through 2027. That additional control matters when evaluating any hypothetical trade. Smith also lea