Bengals Acquire Eagles Edge Rusher Arnold Ebiketie for 2027 Sixth-Round Pick
The trade came on NFL deadline day. ESPN, citing sources, said Ebiketie had 25 tackles this season and that Cincinnati is responsible for the remaining $650,000 of his 2026 base salary.
By the Bay Area Brief staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 1 min read
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The Cincinnati Bengals acquired outside linebacker Arnold Ebiketie from the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in exchange for a 2027 sixth-round draft pick, NFL.com's trade tracker lists.
ESPN, citing sources, said Ebiketie, 27, has 25 tackles this season and played 48 percent of the snaps for the Eagles, and that Cincinnati is on the hook for the remaining $650,000 of his 2026 base salary. The Eagles (2-7) have also traded Jordan Davis this week. The Bengals entered the day 6-2. The NFL trade deadline is 1 p.m. PT Tuesday. Related: the Jaguars-Eagles Davis trade and Lamar Jackson being ruled out against Cincinnati.
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The trade was Jacksonville's third defensive addition Monday, after deals for safety Jessie Bates III and defensive tackle Davon Godchaux, a day before the NFL trade deadline.
Cisco, a former Jaguars third-round pick out of Syracuse, is in his sixth NFL season. The Lions said additional trade terms were not disclosed and that they waived tight end Jackson Meeks.
Buffalo, 7-1 after a 23-6 win over the Vikings, added the 28-year-old starter just before Tuesday’s trade deadline and also received a 2027 fifth-round pick, reports citing ESPN’s Adam Schefter said.
Baltimore, 4-5 and last in the AFC North, added a fifth-year starting center just before Tuesday’s deadline and released Kyle Hergel. Neuzil started all 17 games for the Falcons last season and the first nine this year.
