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Daniel Jeremiah mocked Kadyn Proctor to the Eagles at 23, but Monroe Freeling and Blake Miller might be better fits. Breaking down every name linked to Philadelphia with 36 days until the draft.
Jaylen Waddle's blockbuster trade didn't inflate AJ Brown's value — it flooded the market with elite receiver supply. Here's why the economics work against the Eagles if they ever explore a move.
From 68% third-down success in 2024 to 28% in 2025. That one stat tells you more about what went wrong with the Eagles offense than any hot take about Jalen Hurts or the coaching staff.
NFL insider Jason Cole says the reality is simple: when a player wants out badly enough, the player gets out. AJ Brown is no exception, and history proves it.
The Eagles signed Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown to a one-year deal worth up to $6.5 million. As a WR3, it's fine. As a WR2 if AJ Brown leaves? That's where the panic starts.
Dallas Goedert came back to the Eagles on a one-year deal worth roughly $7 million. The two-year offer he expected never materialized. Here's why, and what it means for the tight end room going forward.
Spencer Fanou could fall to pick 23 because of his short arms. Blake Miller is the Lane Johnson replacement bet. The Eagles might take three offensive linemen in this draft — and the reasoning is sound.
For the first time since 2022, an under-.500 Eagles season wouldn't surprise John McMullen. The ceiling is still a Super Bowl — but the floor has dropped dramatically, and the reasons why should concern every Eagles fan.
John Stolnis grades Howie Roseman a B-minus on a salary cap curve. The additions of Ebiketie and Woolen show smart process, but the Phillips walk-away and defensive departures leave real questions about the Super Bowl window.
Tight end in round 2, edge rusher at 23, and a Jalen Carter extension on the horizon. But the real X-factor in the Eagles' draft calculus is Carter's health — and nobody's talking about it enough.
Make-or-break doesn't begin to cover it. If Nick Sirianni misses the playoffs in 2026, the evidence suggests he's gone — and Sean Mannion might be the reason.
Between a Patriots executive confirming the June 1 timeline and the Eagles doing everything in their power to move him, AJ Brown's days in Philadelphia are numbered. The only question left is the return.
Jaelan Phillips is gone at $30 million. Jonathan Greenard is the top trade target. Nolan Smith enters year 3 with something to prove. The Eagles' edge rush is a puzzle with no clean solution.
With Tariq Woolen handling outside corner duties, the Eagles have an intriguing option: move Cooper DeJean to safety and let Michael Carter run the slot. Here's why it could work.
With Dallas Goedert's return removing the cap pressure, AJ Brown's trade now looks like a June 1 inevitability. Here's why the 80/20 odds against him staying are probably right.
Philadelphia received four compensatory picks, giving them nine total selections in the 2026 NFL Draft. With clear roster holes at edge rusher, safety, and wide receiver, Howie Roseman has no excuse not to nail this draft class.
He should be a top 10 pick. His arms might drop him to 23. The Eagles would be getting the safest pick in the entire 2026 draft — and a player who solves their offensive line crisis.
The math is simple: $20 million in dead cap if Goedert leaves vs ~$10 million for a new deal. The Eagles keeping their Pro Bowl tight end is a no-brainer.
Jonathan Greenard is the sizzle. Jaelan Phillips is the steak. The Eagles lost one and are chasing the other — but the real concern might be at a completely different position.
The Eagles added Arnold Ebiketie, locked up Braden Mann, signed Jonathan Jones, and extended Jordan Davis. Here's what Howie Roseman's first week tells us about the master plan.