Buffalo Bills: 4 teams to trade with after recent offseason injuries
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Philadelphia Eagles
The Philadelphia Eagles offensive line suffered a major blow earlier this week with the news that Brandon Brooks had suffered a torn Achilles tendon. The Eagles have one of the better offensive lines in the league and this was due in part to the Pro Bowl guard.
While the Bills don’t have a guard that is the same caliber of Brooks they do have some players that could be of interest to the Eagles. It starts with starting right guard Jon Feliciano, who is entering his second year with the Buffalo Bills, but is also entering the final year of his deal.
If the Bills don’t believe they plan to bring him back after this year, it might be worth exploring a trade to get some return. This is also the lineman who could bring back the most value.
However, if the Buffalo Bills don’t want to disrupt a starting offensive line that is bringing back all five starters, they do have some other guards that could make sense. The team does have depth with Spencer Long and Evan Boehm, two guards who have starting experience and in the case of Boehm may not have a spot on the final roster.