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The Eagles are running it back on offense with almost identical personnel, banking on a coaching change to fix everything. But with question marks at guard, center, and tackle, this offense might be coasting on name recognition alone.
The Eagles keep getting linked to an AJ Brown trade, but the numbers don't lie — a $43 million dead cap hit, no draft capital in return, and a Super Bowl window that slams shut without their best receiver.
Philadelphia carries $51.6M in dead money but is structurally positioned better than every NFC East rival. A breakdown of the Eagles' salary cap, key contract decisions, and why Howie Roseman is playing the long game.
From Elijah Moore to Hollywood Brown to Andy Dalton, Howie Roseman isn't just filling roster spots — he's engineering chemistry, managing egos, and building insurance policies into every deal. Here's the blueprint behind the blueprint.
Saquon Barkley's electric 2024 set the bar impossibly high, but a disappointing 2025 and a loaded depth chart create fascinating questions for the Eagles backfield heading into 2026.
A 29-year-old running back, a 29-year-old wide receiver, a 35-year-old tackle, a center getting stem cell treatments, and a quarterback six years into a dual-threat career. The Eagles offense is closer to a retool than most fans want to admit.
Since drafting Nolan Smith at 30 in 2023, the Eagles have burned a first-round pick, $25M in free agency, a third-round trade chip for Jaelan Phillips, and now want to trade more picks for Jonathan Greenard. The math doesn't add up.
With the NFL Draft 30 days away, here's how the NFC East's draft boards are shaping up. The Giants are eyeing Jeremiah Love at 5, the Commanders will land a premium edge rusher, and the Cowboys — well, nobody knows what the Cowboys will do.
Since 2022, the Eagles used just two premium picks on offense: Cam Jurgens and Tyler Steen. Meanwhile, they loaded up on defense with Jalen Carter, Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean, and Jihaad Campbell. The imbalance is now impossible to ignore.
The Eagles let Haason Reddick, Josh Sweat, and Jalen Phillips walk in consecutive years. Now they're staring at a pass rush rotation of Nolan Smith, Jalyx Hunt, and a prayer. Jonathan Greenard could be the answer — but the price keeps climbing.
With the 2026 NFL Draft one month away, offensive tackle and edge rusher have emerged as the Eagles' top targets at pick 23. Here's what the latest mock drafts, pre-draft visits, and trade rumors reveal about Howie Roseman's plan.
With Jaelan Phillips gone to Carolina on a $120 million deal and the Eagles adding only Arnold Ebiketie as a replacement, Philadelphia is banking on second-year edge rusher Jalyx Hunt to become their premier pass rusher. Here's why the gamble is smarter than it looks.
Jalen Hurts delivered an elite season in 2025, but the Eagles' quarterback room looks different heading into 2026. We grade the position group and assess what comes next.
At 6-4 with 4.28 speed, Tariq Woolen is a physical freak. But mental lapses and sideline blowups have Eagles fans wondering if the talent can outweigh the temperament.
The Eagles are set to lock up four defensive stars to massive deals totaling $130 million. The other seven starters will be replacement-level. Can it work?
Thirteen months after winning it all, the Eagles defense looks worse at edge, interior D-line, safety, and cornerback. Only nose tackle and nickel have improved.
Tanner McKee could be traded for a conditional third. Andy Dalton is the new veteran presence. Parks Frazier is the QB coach. It's a complete teardown behind Jalen Hurts.
Jalen Hurts at $139M, AJ Brown at $76M, and nine more players north of $25M in dead money. The most expensive offense in NFL history finished 27th. That disconnect demands accountability.
Two first-team All-Pros in Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, plus Tariq Woolen on a prove-it deal. On paper, this is elite. But one-year deals exist for a reason.
The Eagles enter April with nine draft picks and at least five glaring roster holes after a free agency period that reshaped the defense. Howie Roseman's draft blueprint needs to mirror the 2022 masterclass that built a Super Bowl roster — here's exactly how Philadelphia should deploy its capital.