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The Eagles face a defining offseason decision at edge rusher. Jaelan Phillips proved his worth as a midseason acquisition, but with Jalyx Hunt and Nolan Smith developing, does Philadelphia pay the premium or trust the kids? A deep dive into the numbers, the scheme, and the philosophy behind the choice.
If the Eagles' run game stalls, their passing game can't carry them to wins. Until that changes, nothing else matters.
Jaelan Phillips' projected market value is $52 million over three years. The Eagles need to decide if that's worth it — because if he walks, the entire draft strategy changes.
Drafting Lane Johnson's heir apparent at pick 23 sounds great in theory. In reality, it's one of the dumbest things the Eagles could do this April.
Cornerback isn't a top-three need for the Eagles. Safety might not be either. But one free agency departure could change everything — and Howie Roseman is firmly in 'offense mode.'
If Jaelan Phillips re-signs, edge rusher drops to a day three luxury. If he walks? Katie bar the door. The Eagles' entire draft strategy hinges on one player's free agency decision.
The Eagles have exactly ZERO tight ends under standard contracts right now. Only EJ Jenkins and Jaylen Bell on futures deals. The 2026 draft class might be the deepest at tight end in years — and Philly needs to take advantage.
The Eagles are taking a wide receiver in this draft. Period. Whether AJ Brown stays or goes, the receiver room needs an injection of youth and speed. Here's who makes sense.
Jeff Stoutland is gone. Chris Kuper is in. The scheme is changing, and not every Eagles lineman is going to benefit. Here's who fits, who doesn't, and why the development pipeline just got a lot more uncertain.
Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith, Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean — how has Howie Roseman's drafting actually held up? We go pick by pick through the last three classes.
ESPN's top NFL reporters are putting their names on potential AJ Brown trades. When the national media is this deep into it heading into the Combine, something is cooking.
The undrafted success story hits free agency. Reed Blankenship's market value sits around $8-10 million, but can the Eagles afford to let him walk?
From Cashius Howell to Dani Dennis-Sutton, the 2026 edge rusher class has Eagles-friendly options at every level of the draft.
At 31 with career-high touchdowns, Goedert wants to return. But at what cost — and does Philadelphia have a succession plan?
If A.J. Brown is moved this offseason, the 2026 draft class is loaded with wide receiver talent. Here's who could step in.
The NFC East power dynamics are shifting fast. Dallas is closer than you think. Washington is heading backward. And New York is a wild card.
Vic Fangio is almost certainly coaching his last season in Philadelphia. The defense he built is elite. What happens when he leaves?
The Eagles lost their offensive line architect. The ripple effects could define the next three seasons in Philadelphia.
The 2026 NFL Draft has a weak QB class but elite edge talent. Rueben Bain Jr. from Miami can flat-out play, and the Eagles need to have him on their board.
Jalen Hurts' rushing attempts dropped off a cliff last season. If the Eagles don't get their franchise QB running again, they need to start planning for the future.