AS the November 3rd trade deadline fast approaches, word around the campfire has it that GM Howie Roseman will be aggressive in acquiring talent, not shedding it.

Understanding that this will likely be one or two small moves, instead of an NBA-style mega deal, here are two trades I’d like to see.

If only one move gets made, it should be bringing back RB Jordan Howard.

The Eagles could use a veteran RB as an insurance policy behind RB Miles Sanders. The team could also use a between the Tackles thumper. Howard is both. Even better, he’s familiar with the scheme. He would be a triple-fold improvement over RB Boston Scott.

Currently Miami has made Howard a healthy scratch for three straight weeks, after giving him all of 18 carries in 4 games. (FYI: He had two games with 18+ carries for us, just last year.) My point is, Miami hasn’t exactly driven up his market price. He should be pretty cheap to pull, should the Eagles go a-courtin’.

Many fans would like to see a CB to pair with CB Darius Slay. Anybody like that, who’s worth having, likely won’t be on the trading block at this stage of the year.

What the Eagles could really use is an OLB who can cover. Not a DB/LB tweener, but an honest to god OLB. That means LB size, strength, and leg length. I like OLB Logan Wilson from Cincinnati.

Wilson is a rookie that they took with a third round pick, who looks like he has a nice future ahead of him. So why would the rebuilding Bengals want to part with talented youth? Because DE Derek Barnett is also young, talented and will immediately help them improve their pass rush.

Understand, we have cap hell coming up, and Barnett will be hard to sign. Makes more sense to get something for him, instead of just letting him walk out the door. DE Josh Sweat is ready for more playing time anyway.

This would be two immediate contributors, who won’t cost much to add. Hard to scoff at that.