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Howie Roseman's prove-it free agent signings weren't about filling holes — they were about eliminating desperation at every pick. With nine selections and a roster he calls 'incomplete,' the Eagles' draft board just got a lot more flexible.
The Philadelphia Eagles transformed their cornerback room from a question mark into one of the NFL's best units. With Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean earning first-team All-Pro honors and the addition of Riq Woolen, this group deserves top marks heading into 2026.
Cam Newton ran his way out of the NFL. Lamar Jackson's body broke down last season. The RPO quarterback shelf life is real, and Jalen Hurts is entering the danger zone unless he evolves his game.
The Eagles hired a McVay disciple to run their offense. The problem? Jalen Hurts has never demonstrated the ability to run a complex pro-style passing system. And with OTAs 18 days away, time is running out.
While everyone focuses on offensive tackles and edge rushers, the best offensive lineman in the 2026 NFL Draft might be a Penn State guard that insiders are calling a future All-Pro.
Jalen Carter, Jalen Hurts, Cooper DeJean, and Quinyon Mitchell could all need new contracts next offseason. The projected total? At least $155 million per year. Not every player is getting paid.
Jeffrey Lurie's tepid 'good' when asked about Jalen Carter stands in stark contrast to his effusive praise of Jalen Hurts. For a player about to command $35 million per year, the owner's lack of enthusiasm is telling.
Tim McManus and Jeremy Fowler's ESPN report on Jalen Hurts and the Eagles passing offense confirmed what insiders have been saying for years — Hurts doesn't like motion, isn't comfortable under center, and the passing game has been a problem since 2023.
Philadelphia's offensive line has been the backbone of everything Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley do. But with Lane Johnson nearing retirement, Landon Dickerson contemplating walking away, and Cam Jurgens nursing a troubling back injury, the 2026 NFL Draft isn't just important — it's existential for the Eagles' identity as a team built in the trenches.
Dan Sileo spent the final hour of the National Football Show doing something that nobody else in Philadelphia media even attempted on the day the ESPN article dropped: he hunted the source. While ever
Zander Krause spent the entire offseason defending Jalen Hurts. He argued the passing game struggles were schematic, not talent-based. He pushed back on the uncoachable narrative. He found every excus
With the Lane Johnson succession plan looming and extra draft capital in hand, the Eagles should be aggressive in moving up for an offensive tackle. Blake Miller, Kadyn Proctor, and Monroe Freeling are all in play — and Howie Roseman has the ammunition.
Jalen Hurts has thrown 77 of his 110 career touchdowns against man coverage. Against zone — which defenses played 56% of the time last season — he managed just 6 TDs to 3 picks. The numbers explain everything about the Eagles' offensive struggles.
Jeffrey Lurie confused the two Jalens at the owners meetings — and his wildly different reactions to each revealed the power dynamics shaping the Eagles' future. Effusive praise for Hurts, lukewarm nondescript answers about Carter.
A bombshell ESPN report reveals Jalen Hurts has pushed back on scheme changes, resisted going under center, and suggested the infamous four verticals call in the playoffs. The Eagles offense has calcified — and fixing it means Hurts has to evolve.
With Lane Johnson aging, Jaelan Phillips gone, and this draft class front-loaded at two critical positions, Howie Roseman faces a rare scenario where patience could backfire. Here's why the Eagles need to strike early — and the trade-up math that makes it possible.
The Eagles linebacker corps transformed from a long-standing weakness into one of the NFL's best units in 2025. With Zack Baun locked in, Jihaad Campbell emerging, and depth pieces contributing, this group earns its highest grade in years.
In the 2022 draft, the Eagles traded picks 16 and 19 to the Saints. What they got back became AJ Brown, Jalen Carter, and Cooper DeJean — three franchise cornerstones from a single trade. It might be the greatest deal in Roseman's career.
The Eagles ranked 9th in a pre-draft NFL roster ranking — but are the individual players living up to their reputations? From Saquon Barkley's one great year to Landon Dickerson's 14 knee surgeries, the cracks are showing.
The Eagles didn't hire Sean Mannion to run RPOs. They hired him to find out if Jalen Hurts can survive as a pocket passer. The backup quarterback room tells you everything about what Nick Sirianni actually wants this offense to be.