Eagles fans have seriously mixed feelings on blockbuster Jordan Davis trade

Eagles fans have seriously mixed feelings on blockbuster Jordan Davis trade appeared first on ClutchPoints . Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here . The Philadelphia Eagles are in full sell mode after trading Jordan Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars right before the November 10 deadline. It’s a move that brings the front office another first-round pick to work with in the rebuild. However, the decision to trade Davis has sparked mixed reactions from the fanbase. Some Eagles fans are all on board with the idea of rebuilding the roster with as many draft picks as possible. Meanwhile, others are seemingly sad to see the 26-year-old defensive tackle go. And there are others who feel genuinely shocked by the trade. “Sucks to have a season going so poorly where you trade away good players, but reality is Jordan Davis is the third-best DT on the Eagles behind Carter and Ojomo, and they just got a first- and second-round pick for him. That’s a great trade,” one fan claimed . Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial) Another user exclaimed , “Damn, we traded Jordan Davis. The season really a wash!” “Damn, re Jordan Davis. His leadership loss will be felt,” an individual said . This person stated , “Howie does it again… Jaguars got fleeced.” Davis is in the fifth season of his NFL career after being taken in the first round by the Eagles in the 2022 NFL Draft. He’s played nine games so far this season, serving more as a run-stopping defensive tackle. Davis joins the Jaguars with 31 combined tackles (11 solo), 1.5 sacks, and one pass deflection. After trading Davis, general manager Howie Roseman has collected 10 total picks within the first two rounds over the next three NFL Drafts. Although it might be difficult to see Davis leave for some Eagles fans, the future appears to be incredibly bright for the organization’s rebuild. Related: Jordan Davis trade grades for Eagles-Jaguars blockbuster Related: NFL Trade deadline already hits new 21st-century record high