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Eagles Urged to Trade for $76 Million Super Bowl Champion CB
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Heavy Sports
The Philadelphia Eagles have the rarest of commodities in second year cornerback Quinyon Mitchell — a legitimate shutdown cornerback.
The problem — if there can be problems when you’re off to a 4-0 start — is the opposite outside cornerback spot opposite Mitchell.
That’s why the Eagles, with general manager Howie Roseman’s war chest of draft picks, should make a big move to trade for a legitimate CB2 option opposite Mitchell.
After helping lead the Eagles to a Super Bowl win, Mitchell landed at No.
“Mitchell was stellar in the predraft process in 2024 and continued that momentum throughout his rookie season,” ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler wrote on July 17.