In-depth Eagles analysis and breakdowns
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Lane Johnson is 35, coming off a Lisfranc injury, and playing year-to-year. Jeff Stoutland is gone. The Eagles' offensive line succession plan starts at pick 23 — and Howie Roseman can't afford to wait.
The Cowboys were heavily connected to Maxx Crosby. The Ravens just snatched him for two first-round picks. Dallas lost its biggest offseason target — and the entire NFC East picture just shifted.
Rashad Gary is about to hit the market after being released by the Packers. He's 28, durable, and has four straight seasons of 6+ sacks. Is he actually a better fit for the Eagles than Jaelan Phillips?
With Maxx Crosby now a Raven, the Jalen Carter trade rumors take on a different light. It was never really about Crosby. It's about the Eagles' concerns with their young defensive tackle's character and durability.
Danielle Hunter just signed a $40 million deal, and it has massive implications for Jaelan Phillips' contract negotiations with the Eagles. Here's how the edge rusher market just shifted.
The Eagles are only entertaining AFC calls for AJ Brown, and the dead cap math explains why. A trade would create a $43.4 million dead cap hit and cost the Eagles $20 million in usable cap space. The numbers don't lie.
When Saquon Barkley arrived, Jalen Hurts figured out how to make it work. Lamar Jackson couldn't do the same with Derrick Henry. But what happens if the Eagles trade away his best weapon?
Buffalo sent a 2nd and a 5th for DJ Moore. If that's the price for a good receiver, what does a top-5 receiver in his prime cost? The A.J. Brown market just got a lot clearer.
The Eagles talked to every offensive tackle at the Combine. Monroe Freeling, Spencer Fano, and tight end sleepers like Max Klare and Sam Roush are all in play at pick 23.
The Eagles' cap situation isn't as dire as the top-line number suggests. With Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter extension candidates and creative restructures available, Howie Roseman has paths to $30M+ in space before free agency opens.
Howie Roseman doesn't need to break the bank to improve this roster. Here are five value free agents who could make a real difference in midnight green.
The Eagles are asking for a first and second-round pick for AJ Brown. Once free agency opens, that price drops fast. Howie Roseman's window is closing.
The Cowboys are targeting $80 million in cap space, potentially signing Maxx Crosby and Nakobe Dean. Meanwhile, the Eagles are staring at a Jaelan Phillips contract impasse and an AJ Brown trade decision.
Jaelan Phillips' camp is reportedly seeking $27.5 million per year, but the Eagles' ceiling sits at just $21-22 million. With five days until free agency, the gap may be too wide to bridge.
Jalyx Hunt's ascent has quietly reshuffled the Eagles' edge rush hierarchy. If Jaelan Phillips returns, there may only be room for two — and Nolan Smith could be the odd man out.
The Vikings are open to trading Jonathan Greenard. The Eagles need an edge rusher. The fit is obvious — but the cost might be steeper than it looks.
Dallas Goedert's contract situation with the Eagles isn't as simple as cutting him loose. With void years extending through 2029 and significant dead cap implications, the math changes the entire free agency equation at tight end.
If AJ Brown gets traded, the Eagles aren't dead. But they'll need to nail the draft, find a scheme fit, and lean on a defense that's already carrying the franchise.
The Eagles need to pay Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, and Jaelan Phillips. The salary cap says they might not be able to keep all three. Here's how the math actually breaks down.
Imagine Maxx Crosby lining up next to Jalen Carter. The Eagles have a realistic path to making it happen, and the trade math actually works for both sides.