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Howie Roseman's prove-it free agent signings weren't about filling holes — they were about eliminating desperation at every pick. With nine selections and a roster he calls 'incomplete,' the Eagles' draft board just got a lot more flexible.
The Philadelphia Eagles transformed their cornerback room from a question mark into one of the NFL's best units. With Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean earning first-team All-Pro honors and the addition of Riq Woolen, this group deserves top marks heading into 2026.
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While everyone focuses on offensive tackles and edge rushers, the best offensive lineman in the 2026 NFL Draft might be a Penn State guard that insiders are calling a future All-Pro.
AJ Brown's frustrations with the Eagles passing offense are completely justified. But as the passing game stagnates and Brown's skill level potentially declines, could moving on actually free up the offense to evolve?
The Eagles are at a franchise crossroads. If Jalen Hurts doesn't buy into the new offensive system under Sean Mannion, this could be the beginning of the end for the most successful era in modern Eagles history.
Jalen Carter, Jalen Hurts, Cooper DeJean, and Quinyon Mitchell could all need new contracts next offseason. The projected total? At least $155 million per year. Not every player is getting paid.
Jeffrey Lurie's tepid 'good' when asked about Jalen Carter stands in stark contrast to his effusive praise of Jalen Hurts. For a player about to command $35 million per year, the owner's lack of enthusiasm is telling.
Tim McManus and Jeremy Fowler's ESPN report on Jalen Hurts and the Eagles passing offense confirmed what insiders have been saying for years — Hurts doesn't like motion, isn't comfortable under center, and the passing game has been a problem since 2023.
Philadelphia's offensive line has been the backbone of everything Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley do. But with Lane Johnson nearing retirement, Landon Dickerson contemplating walking away, and Cam Jurgens nursing a troubling back injury, the 2026 NFL Draft isn't just important — it's existential for the Eagles' identity as a team built in the trenches.