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A pair of young linebackers are your latest IDP waiver wire considerations.

The Philadelphia Eagles came into the 2022 season with raised expectation, which they have exceeded, and then some. Through the first four games, the team has gotten out to a 4-0 start, and have looked like Super Bowl contenders. Here we'll hand out individual grades to the Eagles' defense.

By my count, the Philadelphia Eagles have 18 players on their roster playing on the final year of their contracts, including players on PUP or IR. Here we'll put those 18 soon-to-be free agents into various buckets, and analyze which of them the Eagles should be interested in keeping in Philly, long-term.

The ballots have been counted and here are the winners and our annual summer awards

We are now 10 practices into Philadelphia Eagles training camp, so I figured I'd take some time to poll the Eagles' media contingent on which players have looked good so far throughout camp, and which ones have not looked so good. For this exercise, I asked 23 Eagles media people, all of whom have attended every practice (or close enough to it) to identify one player whose stock is up, and one whose stock is down.

A pause in training camp is a good opportunity to reassess some Eagles stocks

Green Bay's fifth-year pro has played wide receiver in Oakland, Arizona, Buffalo and Denver

The Philadelphia Eagles have, by my count, 30 players playing on the final year of their contracts. Obviously, some of those players are more important than others. Here we'll put those 30 soon-to-be free agents into various buckets, and analyze which of them the Eagles should be interested in keeping in Philly, long-term.

Updated by the minute, our Dallas Cowboys NFL Tracker: News and views on the roster-building effort

The Birds added some more juice to the team.