The NFL trade deadline is now just days away. With it quickly approaching, pundits continue to suggest the Green Bay Packers as potential buyers at several positions, including offensive line.
On his Week 9 NFL trade big board, Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox named the Packers a potential suitor for Philadelphia Eagles guard Landon Dickerson.
Knox proposed an NFL team could land Dickerson in a trade from Philadelphia for a conditional second-round pick.
“Great guards are a rare commodity in the NFL, and Dickerson has been one, when healthy, throughout his career. He has spent much of the year on injured reserve with a knee injury, but he has been back for two full games now,” wrote Knox.
“He has played 100 percent of the offensive snaps in all three of his 2026 appearances.
“A three-time Pro Bowler who is still only 28 years old, Dickerson would be a great addition for teams looking to solidify their interior for the long term. He’s under contract through 2028 and carries a base salary of just $1.2 million.”
Dickerson made three consecutive Pro Bowls for the Eagles from 2022-24. In 2024, he started 15 games while helping Philadelphia win the Super Bowl.
According to Spotrac, Dickerson has earned $51.5 million throughout his NFL career.
NFL Trade Proposal Lands Packers $51 Million Pro Bowl Starter