New York traded picks No. 145 and No. 207 to Philadelphia to…
New York traded picks No. 145 and No. 207 to Philadelphia to move up to No. 130 in the 2025 fourth round, where it selected safety Malachi Moore. Moore quickly earned a substantial role and started regularly as a rookie. That early playing time gives the Jets the best realized value so far, though Philadelphia received two legitimate developmental prospects in return.
New York Jets Received
- pick 2025 4th round pick (130th overall, Malachi Moore )
Philadelphia Eagles Received
- pick 2025 5th round pick (145th overall, Mac McWilliams )
- pick 2025 6th round pick (207th overall, Cameron Williams )
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
The Jets sent No. 145 and No. 207 to Philadelphia for No. 130 during the 2025 draft. New York selected safety Malachi Moore. Philadelphia chose Mac McWilliams at No. 145 and Cameron Williams at No. 207. It was a clean move-up versus move-down exchange, with the Jets concentrating their capital and the Eagles creating two roster opportunities.
New York Titans/Jets Return
New York traded picks No. 145 and No. 207 to Philadelphia to move up to No. 130 in the 2025 fourth round, where it selected safety Malachi Moore. Moore quickly earned a substantial role and started regularly as a rookie. That early playing time gives the Jets the best realized value so far, though Philadelphia received two legitimate developmental prospects in return.
Philadelphia Eagles Return
Philadelphia moved down from No. 130 and received No. 145 plus No. 207. The Eagles selected cornerback Mac McWilliams and tackle Cameron Williams, turning one fourth-round choice into two later players. That diversification fits Philadelphia's usual draft approach, but the immediate return has not matched the early starting role Malachi Moore earned for New York.
Value in Hindsight
The verdict remains provisional in a football sense because all three players are young. One productive season does not settle entire careers. Yet trades are graded on evidence available now, and Moore has established the clearest contribution. Philadelphia's two-player package retains upside, which keeps the grade respectable and the margin from becoming large.
Final Verdict
New York Jets Win. The Jets earn a B for moving up to a player who quickly became a meaningful defensive starter. Philadelphia receives a C+ because turning one pick into McWilliams and Cameron Williams was sensible, but the early football return trails Moore's. Future development can narrow or reverse the gap, but New York leads today.