While edge rushers were traded and Fangio said Bryce Huff has been dealing with a wrist issue that limited how much he wanted to play him, the Eagles did not make a trade.

The trade deadline came and went with a flurry of moves. The Philadelphia Eagles were not one of the teams that participated. For the first time in four seasons, the Eagles stood pat at the deadline.

The Washington Commanders (7-2), who lead the Eagles (6-2) by one-half game in the NFC East, traded for star cornerback Marshon Lattimore, just in time for their showdown Nov. 14 at Lincoln Financial Field, their first of two games against each other.

The Philadelphia Eagles coach gave his take on the organization not making any moves as the trade deadline came and went.

Speaking from my end of it, I feel really strongly about our team and where we are,” Sirianni said. “When talking through all those different things, I just feel so strongl

All their goals are still very much ahead of them, so perhaps it is a little surprising the Seahawks did not make a move. Then again, Seattle potentially already made their move two weeks ago when they acquired linebacker Ernest Jones IV in a trade with the Tennessee Titans.

The Eagles' inactivity at the deadline is mildly surprising, but certainly not shocking. Edge rusher felt like an obvious need a few weeks ago, but the Eagles have since gotten improved play from guys like Josh Sweat and Nolan Smith.

The trade deadline just so happened to coincide with the Presidential election this year. The good news for NFL fans is that they didn’t have to wait until later in the week for the results to come in.