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The Eagles believe DeVonta Smith hasn't reached his full potential yet. If A.J. Brown is traded, can Smith carry a Super Bowl contender as the top option? The answer might surprise you.
Jaelan Phillips is the Eagles' number one free agency target — and it's not close. Here's why his versatility makes him more valuable than any edge rusher on the market, including Maxx Crosby.
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The 2026 NFL Combine showcased jaw-dropping athleticism across the board, with tight ends and offensive linemen stealing the show. The Eagles met with six tight ends and had scouts glued to the offensive line workouts.
The Eagles want a first-round pick and a premium Day 2 selection for AJ Brown, and teams around the league aren't biting. With the Patriots circling and the cap hit looming, Philly's leverage isn't as strong as they think.
The Eagles were Super Bowl contenders just months ago. But with coaching changes, a new offensive coordinator who's never called plays, and A.J. Brown trade rumors swirling, are they still a top-five team heading into 2026?
If A.J. Brown gets traded, DeVonta Smith becomes the Eagles' de facto number one receiver. But can the former Heisman winner handle that role? The honest answer might not be what Eagles fans want to hear.
DeVonta Smith. Jalen Carter. Cooper DeJean. Since 2021, Howie Roseman has hit on nearly every premium draft pick. Nobody in the NFL has a better track record over the last five drafts.
Since Saquon Barkley arrived in Philadelphia, Jalen Hurts' passing yards dropped from 3,700 to 2,900 and AJ Brown's targets fell from 158 to 97. Was the Super Bowl worth the long-term offensive regression?
Dallas Goedert, Grant Calcaterra, and Kylan Granson are all free agents. The Eagles may need to rebuild the entire tight end room from scratch this offseason, and the blueprint is already emerging.