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The Eagles hired three OC finalists onto one coaching staff. Critics call it crowded. The truth is it might be the smartest insurance policy in the NFL.
Sean Mannion has zero play-calling experience and nobody else wanted him as their OC. The Eagles are rolling the dice that he can save an offense that regressed under Kevin Patullo.
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The Eagles defensive line entered 2025 facing massive turnover after losing Josh Sweat, Milton Williams, and Brandon Graham. A mid-season trade for Jaelan Phillips and Jordan Davis's breakout year kept the unit competitive, but Jalen Carter's regression and inconsistent edge pressure drag the grade down.
From Jalen Carter's mega-deal to Tanner McKee's trade value, every Eagles player eligible for a contract extension faces a defining offseason. Here's the breakdown.
Former Eagle Garry Cobb sees AJ Brown as the perfect fit for Sean Mannion's Shanahan-inspired system — more aggressive downfield throws, slot work, and the kind of physical receiver play that made the Rams elite.
Eagles fans keep hearing the team can't pay everyone. But when you run the numbers, only three players need extensions in the next two years: Jalen Carter, Cooper DeJean, and Quinyon Mitchell.
The Eagles average 27 receptions per year from their third wide receiver. They're essentially playing 10 on 11 in the passing game, and it's killing their offense.
The narrative that AJ Brown has a drop problem doesn't survive contact with the actual numbers. Thirteen drops in 521 targets over four years tells a very different story.
Lane Johnson says Jeff Stoutland is still around the organization and Sean Mannion's playbook is exciting. Stoutland himself says otherwise, and Mannion has never called a play in his life.