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For weeks, John McMullen held steady at 52-48 on AJ Brown staying. That changed Monday. The new number: 53-47 gone. With the NFL Combine kicking off, the trade calls are about to begin.
Here is the reality facing the Philadelphia Eagles heading into March: a projected salary cap of $301-305 million, roughly $18 million in rollover space...
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For the better part of a decade, the Philadelphia Eagles have had the best offensive line in football.
Scroll through Eagles Twitter right now and you'll find the same number getting thrown around like a grenade: $48 million in dead cap space.
Forty-eight million dollars in dead cap.That's the number staring at the Philadelphia Eagles as they head into the 2026 offseason, per OverTheCap.
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.
Look, we need to talk about the elephant in the room at the NovaCare Complex. Or, more accurately, the complete absence of tight ends.
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.