According to MMQB's NFL Insider Albert Breer, a pair of Philadelphia Eagles cornerbacks, Rasul Douglas and Sidney Jones are among several players in the league who could be traded before tomorrow's 4 p.m., 53-man roster deadline.

While the report doesn't say the Eagles are looking to move those two specific players, they are two players who might not have a role, or be in danger of not making the team.  If the Eagles were to release either player, they would get nothing in return, so trading them would be the best option.

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Neither player figures to start, with Darius Slay and Avonte Moddox the top two corners.  One of them could stick around and become the No. 3 corner, but its unlikely that both make the team at this point.

For Jones, the talent is there, but he has been a major disappointment since the Eagles selected him in the second-round of the 2017 draft. He missed virtually his entire rookie season with an Achilies injury that he suffered during his pro day.  Since then, injuries have been a major problem, leading to inconsistent play on the field.

Douglas has been a fine reserve, but he is not really a starting level player.  If the Eagles could move him and get some value in return, Howie Roseman would not hesitate.

All teams must be at the maximum 53-man roster limit by 4 p.m. on Saturday.

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