The Philadelphia Eagles are always in the trade market, and pulled off another player-for-player swap in the first week of the preseason. Philadelphia on Monday traded defensive tackle Thomas Booker to the Las Vegas Raiders in exchange for cornerback Jakorian Bennett.

Life in the NFL can be a whirlwind. Shortly after hearing the Las Vegas Raiders were trading him to Philadelphia, Jakorian Bennett was on a one-way flight to the City of Brotherly Love in the early morning hours. He was present for the Eagles ' following practice but didn't participate.

The Eagles added depth at cornerback with the acquisition of Bennett from the Raiders while trading a way a contributor to their Super Bowl team.

Losing confidence after being placed down the depth chart (in spite of consistent play), Bennett had a feeling his future with the Raiders was dire. The Eagles exchanged defensive tackle Thomas Booker for Bennett, giving the third-year cornerback a chance to compete for a starting job in Philadelphia.

Jakorian Bennett just joined the Eagles and got first-team reps opposite Quinyon Mitchell at the open training camp practice at Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles have tough decisions to make at wide receiver and cornerback, not to mention a potential issue on the offensive line after Landon Dickerson was carted off injured on Sunday night.

The Las Vegas Raiders have made it clear they're moving in a different direction. This offseason, with the hirings of general manager John Spytek and head coach

The Raiders have made a move to try and get something of value in exchange for former starting corneback Jakorian Bennett.

The Philadelphia Eagles held the first of two joint practices with the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday ahead of Saturday’s preseason