Philadelphia Eagles three-time Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson has emerged as a potential trade candidate who could prompt the Los Angeles Chargers to become buyers ahead of the NFL trade deadline, according to a Yahoo Sports report published Friday.
The report, authored by Pankti Parmar, suggests Dickerson's availability could alter the Chargers' approach to the October 30 deadline. Dickerson, 26, has been a cornerstone of Philadelphia's offensive line since being drafted in 2021, earning Pro Bowl honors in each of his first three seasons.
Los Angeles, seeking to protect quarterback Justin Herbert and improve a struggling offensive front, may view the All-Pro caliber guard as a solution to their interior line issues. The Chargers enter the deadline period with a 4-3 record and playoff aspirations in the AFC West.
Philadelphia would need to weigh the cost of moving a foundational offensive lineman against potential draft capital or roster flexibility. Dickerson signed a four-year, $84 million extension in 2024 that includes $50 million guaranteed, making any trade financially complex for both organizations.
