Offense: Get a seasoned play caller. Elevate the complexity of the passing game and start installing it in the Spring. Fortify the depth of the offensive line. This includes the heir at RT. Get tight ends who can block. Defense: Upgrade CB2 and add depth to the secondary. Contracts: Sign Phillips and maybe bring back one of Ojulari/Okoronkwo/Uche. Let Goedert, Blankenship, and Dean walk. I haven't figured out what to do about extending Carter, Davis, Ojomo, and Nolan. Pending free agen

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The projected 5th year option cost on Carter is $27.2M (per Spotrac). It is higher for Carter compared to Davis because he was a 2nd team all pro in 2024. He is still only 24 years old (turns 25 in April). So … would you use the 5th year option on him?

I just had a minimally invasive decompression procedure for my back. The purpose was to relieve severe stenosis at L4-L5, which was due to a herniated disc. They drilled two holes into my vertebrae and pulled out matter that was impinging on my central nervous system. So far, it looks like a success. My life will get back to normal, but here's the big difference. I'm not a center in the NFL. Now I'm not sure what's going on with Cam, but I can say for sure the procedure I had was relatively min

Curious to know what everyone thinks is going to happen with AJ this offseason. Does he get traded? Seems he was pretty checked out all season and was never more obvious than the WC game this past weekend. Maybe it is time for a change in scenery for him? Maybe they feel his attitude is disrupting team chemistry too much? Or do you think he is back, either because most of that nonsense seems to be overblown or just because the salary cap ramifications make it extremely difficult to do so (o

Pelissero is reporting that the league expects the salary cap to be between $301.2M and $305.7M for the new league year. It was $279.2M in 2025 so this is a pretty big jump once again. Obviously it gives all teams more room to work with but for teams like ours where we are a bit up against the cap it will most definitely help even more to be able to re-sign our own impending FAs that we wish to retain and also have some maneuverability in free agency.

I keep reading articles that Blankenship (around $7M), Goedert (around $6M), and Dean (cheaper than we think because of injury history) that makes me think that moving on from them might not be necessary. I would hate to not resign any of these and then have to trade for someone or pay for lesser talent. Are you guys hearing the same thing? J Philips will obviously be expensive. Fred might fall into the same bucket. Would rather him $2M than pay a bad player $1.5M.

Thought this was a pretty cool thread on the old board.     Nigel Bradham signed by the Saints. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/07/30/nigel-bradham-signs-with-saints/  

It has been renamed the Jefferson Health Training Complex. https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/eagles-novacare-complex-name-change-jefferson-health/

Obviously a new OC will be introduced. But there are likely to be additional changes to the coaching staff, either additions to our staff or losing coaches to other teams as promotions to higher level positions. Will use this thread to keep track of all coaching changes throughout the offseason. ADDITIONS: Sean Mannion hired as OC (formerly Packers QB Coach) Josh Grizzard hired as Pass Game Coordinator (formerly Buccaneers OC) Ryan Mahaffey hired as Run Game Coordinator/TE Coach (formerly Pa

Just looking for things to talk about until FA starts and draft season starts in full force. For a team and HC that has always emphasized "being together" and having a great team culture, what must have been happening behind the scenes this year that we'll never know about? Obviously the AJ drama was a big thing as was KP/Siri designing one of the most putrid offenses you'll ever see at the NFL level. But what could have been very telling was the 2 outside players we acquired. We signed Za

How different will the Eagles offense look under Sean Mannion? Under center, play action and motion – staples of the modern West Coast offense but rarely used concepts by the Eagles – should become common under new OC Sean Mannion. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Eric Hartline/Imagn Images Will Jalen Hurts be under center more with Sean Mannion as the new offensive coordinator? Weeks ago, right after the Eagles fired offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo and after head coach Nick Sirianni sai

Should the Eagles exercise their fifth-year options for Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith? The Eagles will have decisions to make on exercising fifth-year options for iDL Jalen Carter, EDGE Nolan Smith. What are the chances they'll pick up options on both? By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Eric Hartline/Imagn Images Eagles iDL Jalen Carter The Philadelphia Eagles have decisions to make on two players eligible to have their fifth-year options picked up by the team. They are DT Jalen Carter and EDG

Roob's Eagles Observations: What everyone is getting wrong about Aaron Moorehead Moorehead has been with the Eagles since 2020. By Reuben Frank • Published February 15, 2026 This is the worst time of year. Football season is over, and training camp is still 5½ months away. What are we supposed to do until football starts up again? This is torture! At least we do have a weekly dollop of Roob’s Random Eagles Offseason Observations to help us grind through these next 5½ months. We’ll never run ou

Take the money and run.  

Fixing the OL Posted February 13th, 2026 The focus of the offseason so far has been the Eagles offense. That started with putting together a new offensive coaching staff. There has also been a lot of discussion about AJ Brown and his future. Handling that situation correctly will be crucial if the offense wants to get back to being a top unit. Just as important will be fixing the offensive line. The OL struggled in 2025, mostly due to injuries. Landon Dickerson started 15 games, but anyone who

Report: Eagles add former Bill Belichick assistant to defensive coaching staff By Reuben Frank • Published February 13, 2026 The Eagles are adding former pro lacrosse player and Bill Belichick assistant Mike Pellegrino to their defensive coaching staff, according to Matt Zenitz of CBSSports.com. According to Zenitz, Pellegrino will work with Eagles defensive backs, although his exact title remains unknown. He’s the Eagles’ fifth new assistant coach added since the end of the 2025 season. Pel

Eagles Hire New OL Coach Posted February 9th, 2026 The overhaul of the Eagles offensive staff continued on Monday. Reports came out that they hired Chris Kuper to be the team’s new offensive line coach, replacing the legendary Jeff Stoutland. Kuper, age 43, played in the NFL for eight years. He was a guard and started 79 games in his career. Kuper was an assistant OL coach in Miami (2017-2018) and Denver (2019-2021) before becoming the full OL coach in Minnesota in 2022. That gives him nine

Eagles legendary OL coach Jeff Stoutland stepping down after 13 seasons Legendary offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland has announced he's leaving the Eagles after 13 seasons. By Dave Zangaro • Published February 4, 2026 After 13 seasons, two Super Bowl titles and 27 Pro Bowl nods for his players, Jeff Stoutland is stepping away from coaching the Eagles. The legendary offensive line coach made the announcement on Wednesday evening. He’ll go down as one of the greatest coaches in franchise histor

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He's had a rough few outings. When this has happened in the past, it was usually attributable to problems with the long snapper. There has been turnover at that position this year, and kickers can be notoriously sensitive. I've seen calls to cut him, which is sheer lunacy given his clutch performances for the team in the past. Birds need to get the long snapper position straightened out. It may be too late to find a replacement this year, but it's not too late for Charley Hughlett and Jake

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/for-critical-two-point-review-in-rams-seahawks-nfl-got-an-assist-from-terry-mcaulay Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald has called the Week 16 Thursday night win over the Rams the turning point of the Super Bowl champion’s season. The most important play in that game happened when replay review turned an incomplete pass into a successful two-point conversion by running back Zach Charbonnet, who simply picked up a loose ball in the end zone

He wants to retire, but was talked out of it- FOR NOW. https://www.nbcsportsphiladelphia.com/nfl/philadelphia-eagles/vic-fangios-future-still-somewhat-uncertain-as-veteran-dc-mulls-retirement/710730/ https://www.phillyvoice.com/sources-eagles-considered-jim-schwartz-jonathan-gannon-defensive-coordinator-job-vic-fangio-retirement-scare/

Welcome back everyone.  I want to give a big thank you to @VaBeach_Eagle for making this happen.   He (and I, to a lesser extent) has worked his butt off over the past week to make this happen. And I can promise you, we did our best to get this place set up to mirror the old board for as smooth of a transition as possible.   But as you all know, new boards, new problems.  In between scrambling to get all the new registrations validated and checking reports, I'll be looking in

https://www.bleedinggreennation.com/philadelphia-eagles-injuries/168836/eagles-ol-struggled-landon-dickerson-comments-arent-optimistic-about-future-injuries-health-status-nfl He isn't sure he can get back to full health. Time will tell the tale. We were having similar talk about and now he seems to have turned a corner.

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It gets asked a lot, thought I'd see what thoughts everyone has. There are other coaches that don't call plays, some that come from defensive background. There's a lot to be done for a team from game prep, running meetings, strategy, game management and other things. Obviously Nick does something well or they wouldn't have success. Many are asking though, if he needs coordinators to run everything, why do we need him? I asked ChatGPT to summarize the things a typical NFL Head Coach does that d

Just posting for additional discussion since NOTHING is happening right now... First, do you think Schefter is reliable about these types of things? I mean, he's a major breaking news guy, but is he still trustworthy when it comes to things he's "hearing" about? Secondly, if we assume there's truth to this, what could he be referring to? New stadium? Sirianni getting fired? (highly unlikely) What else is worth stoking the flames in Philly for? If it's something that would become public by

Let’s Talk About AJ Posted February 8th, 2026 AJ Brown is a great player. He’s also become a complicated subject for discussion. Brown had a disappointing season on the field and generated a lot of drama off the field. That’s not ideal. It is fair to question whether he wants to remain in Philly and also if the Eagles want him to stay. I’m sure the organization would love to keep the guy from 2022-2024. He was one of the best receivers in the league. I don’t think the team would want the guy f

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‘That's home, man' — A.J. Brown gives off positive vibes about Eagles on podcast Brown put up his fourth straight 1,000-yard season receiving with the Eagles. By Reuben Frank • Published February 7, 2026 In his first interview in two months, A.J. Brown spoke positively about returning to the Eagles for the 2026 season. Appearing on Micah Parsons’ podcast alongside Bryce Young, Brown spoke publicly for the first time since Dec. 8 in the visiting locker room at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Califor

Eagles WR A.J. Brown said what about Kevin Patullo? Appearing on Micah Parsons' live podcast, A.J. Brown said fired Eagles OC Kevin Patullo "did a tremendous job," while Parsons said trade talks about him coming to Philly were legit. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Colleen Claggett/for PhillyVoice Is A.J. Brown actually looking forward to returning to the Eagles in 2026? Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown hasn't spoken to Philly media in months. It's been widely assumed the frustrated star wi