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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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

A 5th and a next year 6th for a guy who was a 5th and hasn't really shined. I get it that Manion has experience with him, but so what. Just look at the Eagles WR romm as it stands and tell me how it adds up. AJ is still here, but let's assume he won't be. DeVonta Smith will be our #1 and they signed Wicks for 2027 so the only sure things are DeVonta's status and that Wicks will be here. Returning we have - Darius Cooper, Britain Covey, Danny Gray, Johnny Wilson, and Quez Watkins Then there

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Thought I'd get a thread started to track the players the Eagles meet with leading up to the draft. I'll update this post as more are announced. Senior Bowl: Fred Davis II (CB - Northwestern) - met with him at the Senior Bowl (also met with him twice at the Hula Bowl) Kejon Owens (RB - Florida International) - met with him at the Senior Bowl Rashul Faison (RB - S. Carolina) - met with him at the Senior Bowl Combine: Harold Perkins Jr. (LB - LSU) - met with him at the Combine Zane Durant (

Take the money and run.  

A Special Secondary Posted April 5th, 2026 The Eagles only made one significant offseason addition, signing cornerback Riq Woolen away from Seattle. This move got its share of praise, but still feels like it has been overlooked because of all the focus on AJ Brown and other hot button issues. Woolen has great size at 6-4, 210. He ran a 4.26 at the Combine back in 2022 so he has elite speed. He’s started 53 games in the NFL and generally played at a high level. He has 12 career INTs and 53 PDs.

The new league year officially starts next week (March 11th) and the "legal tampering period” starts exactly one week from today (March 9th). We’ve already seen announcements of some trades that will be made official on March 11th (e.g. Montgomery traded by Lions to the Texans). Will use this thread to capture all Eagles-related free agency signings (players we sign, our own that sign elsewhere) and any trades we make. ___________________________________________________________________________

Eagles 2026 draft: Will Howie Roseman trade up, trade back, or stay put at pick No. 23? Does history suggest the Eagles are more likely to trade up, or back in the first round of the NFL Draft later this month? By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Kirby Lee/Imagn Images Jihaad Campbell became the seventh player Howie Roseman has traded up for in the first round. As any casual follower of the Philadelphia Eagles knows, Howie Roseman tends to make a lot of first round trades in the draft. In 2026

General Draft Talk Posted April 8th, 2026 As we get closer to the draft we will start to hear more and more inside info. Some of this will be BS. Teams like to float some stuff out there hoping that other teams will pick it up and buy it. But there will also be some good info that is worth keeping in mind. You might wonder how info gets out there. Scouts love to talk football. Sometimes that is with each other, sometimes it is with members of the media that they’ve built good relationships wit

FREE AGENTS Unrestricted: Jaire Alexander, Tariq Castro-Fields, Brandon Graham, Charley Hughlett, Adoree' Jackson, Ogbo Okoronkwo, Ben VanSumeren After 2026 Unrestricted: Jakorian Bennett, Tank Bigsby, Hollywood Brown, Grant Calcaterra, Jalen Carter (if option isn't picked up), Andy Dalton, Arnold Ebikete, Marcus Epps, Dallas Goedert, J.T. Gray, Fred Johnson, Jonathan Jones, Tanner McKee, Johnny Mundt, Moro Ojomo, Kelee Ringo, Nolan Smith (if option isn't picked up), Tyler Steen, Joe Tryon, Tar

It's a valid point of concern. Credit the team for having a dominant D pretty much throughout the Sirianni era save a couple of big hiccups in 2023. Many thought that Christian Parker may have been the heir apparent to Fangio. Perhaps. And there were rumblings that Jim Schwartz might come back to the fold. But Schwartz does run a different scheme and that would require mucking with the roster, perhaps more than the team would like. For my money, I'd keep my eye on Mike Pelligrino. He oversaw a

Jalen Hurts gets the defense Eagles fans have been waiting for from Dan Orlovsky Brian Cass April 8, 2026 Jalen Hurts has become one of the easiest targets in football media, and at this point, it feels like people are just saying crap to say it. Every few days, somebody with a microphone or a mystery "source” wants to re-open the same tired debate about whether Hurts is really elite, whether he’s holding the Eagles back, whether he’s as good as his résumé says he is, and on and on it goes.

Projecting who will win the Eagles' open starting jobs, and additional takeaways The Eagles will return nearly all of their starters on both sides of the ball for 2026. By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Jay Biggerstaff/Imagn Images The Eagles will have to find a replacement for Reed Blankenship (32) to start opposite Andrew Mukuba (24). The Philadelphia Eagles' starters are mostly set for the upcoming 2026 season. By my count, they have just two starting spots to figure out. Offense Ten star

Breaking down most likely positions for Eagles in 1st round of 2026 draft The Eagles have the No. 23 overall pick in this year's draft. Here are the most likely positions they use it on. By Dave Zangaro • Published April 8, 2026 There are always surprises in the NFL draft. Let’s get that out of the way. When we did this exercise around this time last year, we didn’t put off-ball linebacker very high on the Eagles’ likely positions for the first round. But Jihaad Campbell was a player they love

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

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/  

As we move into 2022, we have the boards hosting bill that will be coming due in April. That's running at almost $1,500 per year. We currently have almost $900 left in the boards checking account, so we're almost where we need to be, but not quite. There's a few ways that everyone can easily help raise the money to keep the board funded. Below are a few of those ways.   Amazon.com purchases: EMB Amazon Affiliate Link This one is probably the easiest. If you buy things from A

I am curious what the board thinks about his resigning. Usually, the Eagles know when to move on, but.......

Misc Draft Talk Posted April 3rd, 2026 There hasn’t been a whole lot of Eagles related draft news recently so let’s talk about a variety of things. We’ll start with some mock draft thoughts. I look at mock drafts as thought experiments. What if this happened? What if the Eagles took that player? We know unexpected things happen so it isn’t ideal to shoot down every mock draft that you don’t like. A lot of the mocks I’ve seen have the Eagles taking an OL. That makes total sense. They need someo

Which Eagles position groups are strongest, and which are lagging way behind? Looking at the Eagles by position group, from strongest to weakest, to see where the team is firm and where it needs to upgrade. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Kevin Jairaj/Imagn Images The Eagles have undergone changes this offseason but still have a bunch of studs all over their defense. The biggest wave of free agency is behind us. There will still be plenty of moves for the Eagles to make – and they will – al

Roob's Observations: Can someone explain why the Eagles need a new stadium? By Reuben Frank • Published April 5, 2026 Do the Eagles really need a new stadium? Do the Eagles have enough at safety? And if Jalen Hurts has this many issues, how does he keep getting to Super Bowls? We have questions and we have answers in this week’s Roob’s 10 Random Eagles Offseason Observations. And can you believe how fast the offseason is flying by? The draft is in just 18 days, training camp is just 3 ½ month

More Depth Posted March 30th, 2026 Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni are at the NFL owners meetings. That doesn’t mean they aren’t still working on ways to improve the roster. Howie announced another free agent signing on Sunday evening. JTS is a former first round pick. He will turn 27 in a month so he’s still in the prime of his career. He’s got 45 career starts so that is a good amount of experience. JTS has good size at 6-5, 260. He was solid in his first three years, but hasn’t been as ef

Eagles' 2026 offseason schedule announced The first voluntary workouts begin April 20 for the Eagles, and mandatory camp will end June 10 before they break until training camp. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Jeffrey Becker/Imagn Images Eagles offseason workouts begin later this month. The Eagles will be open for business to their players later this month. The NFL announced on Friday the offseason schedule for every team. The Eagles will begin their offseason at the Jefferson Health Trainin

15 Eagles leftovers from 2026 NFL owners meetings Here are 15 Eagles leftovers from the 2026 NFL owners meetings in Phoenix. By Dave Zangaro • Published April 2, 2026 PHOENIX — It was a busy week at the Arizona Biltmore for the NFL’s annual league meetings. The Eagles’ top three decision-makers — Jeffrey Lurie, Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni — all spoke to reporters over a three-day span. Among the headlines from the week: • Howie Roseman: ‘A.J. Brown is a member of the Eagles’ • Eagles si

The Jaguars will play at Camping World Stadium in Orlando for the 2027 season only, while its stadium in Jacksonville is renovated. Renovations have started already, but the Jaguars will limit capacity for their stadium for the 2026 season. They will move back to Jacksonville in 2028. https://www.jaguars.com/news/official-camping-world-stadium-to-be-jaguars-temporary-home-for-2027

THE PLAY WAS supposed to save the season. Instead, it encapsulated its pain. The Philadelphia Eagles were teetering, poised for a Jenga-like collapse in front of a fatalistic home crowd scarred from a challenging 2025 season of offensive football. With 43 seconds left in a wild-card playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers, offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo fiddled with his red pen, scanning the play sheet. Quarterback Jalen Hurts stood in front of him, leaning in to speak to his playcalle

Eagles odds and ends: Do Birds have more roster holes than usual at this time? How much work does Eagles brass have left to make sure the Birds are contenders again? By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Eric Hartline/Imagn Images Are the Eagles better now than when they last left the field? Some of Howie Roseman's best Eagles roster-building moves have come way, way after the typical time period when teams improve their rosters. Some of his post-NFL Draft signings have fueled Super Bowl runs –

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

Tackle Talk Posted March 26th, 2026 Les Bowen has covered Philly sports for a long time. He’s so old that he even pre-dates Brandon Graham coming to Philly and that’s really saying something. One of Les’s best attributes is that he can be one hell of a devil’s advocate. Les has been arguing with some fans on Twitter about the Eagles getting a good offensive tackle at pick 23. Les is thinking the Eagles should be aggressive to get a top tackle and not just sit at 23 and see who drops there. H

Eagles notes: Cam Jurgens' back, Jeff Stoutland surfaces, Myles Garrett available? A look at a few new items floating around that Eagles fans should know about. By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Bill Streicher/Imagn Images Eagles C Cam Jurgens There are some Philadelphia Eagles tidbits that probably aren't worthy of their own articles, but we'll round them up here. Cam Jurgens' back injury sounded rough Jurgens was a guest on the podcast "Bussin' with the Boys," and he talked at length on a

Jeff Stoutland addresses his Eagles departure for 1st time Former Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland joined The SZN podcast to address his Eagles departure and more. By Dave Zangaro • Published March 27, 2026 It has been nearly two months since legendary coach Jeff Stoutland stepped down as the Eagles’ offensive line coach after 13 incredible seasons. Stoutland finally addressed his decision on a podcast released on Friday. On the latest episode of The SZN with Nick Foles & Evan M

Top Eagles storylines at 2026 NFL owners meetings Here are some of the top Eagles storylines from Phoenix at the NFL's annual owners meetings. By Dave Zangaro • Published March 29, 2026 PHOENIX — There aren’t very many breaks in the NFL calendar. The first few waves of free agency are in the rearview but we’re now less than a month away from the 2026 draft. The NFL’s top decision-makers — owners, general managers and head coaches — will all meet this week at the luxurious Arizona Biltmore for

Eagles contract candidates: Extend or wait? Looking at Eagles who are eligible for contract extensions, and predicting whether an agreement will be reached this offseason. By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Colleen Claggett/for PhillyVoice Tyler Steen (56) is an under-the-radar contract extension candidate. At the start of free agency, the Philadelphia Eagles got a contract extension done with NT Jordan Davis, whose deal now runs through the 2029 season. Here we'll look at other notable Eagle