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Eagles Position Examination: Safeties (Uncertainty Abounds) The Eagles have a lot of questions that need to be answered at safety Author: Feb 14, 2021 PHILADELPHIA - The Eagles have some younger options at the safety position but uncertainty is the theme after a late-season ACL injury to the leader of the secondary, Rodney McLeod, and the pending free agency of the other starter on the back end, Jalen Mills. Pencil in changes on the coaching staff with first-time defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon, whose positional-coaching history is the defensive backfield, and former Jets secondary coac...

Eagles Position Examination: Offensive Line (It Wasn't as Bad as it Looked) The Eagles appear to have a nice blend of solid veterans and some talented youth that got plenty of expeirence after injuries plagued the group Author: Feb 8, 2021 Will it really be as simple as this: Brandon Brooks and Lane Johnson return to the right side of the Eagles’ offensive line and all is well again? There’s a lot of wear on those Pro Bowl tires, now, with Johnson set to turn 31 in May and coming off two surgeries in a span of a few months, and Brooks turning 32 in August and returning from a second Achil...

Eagles Position Examination: Tight Ends (Zach Ertz Era Over?) One of Philly's top pass-catchers since arriving in town in 2013 could be moving on, and if he does, what does that mean for the Eagles' TE position? Author: Feb 5, 2021 PHILADELPHIA - While most of the talk about marquee players leaving Philadelphia focuses on Carson Wentz, the quarterback's long-time security blanket in the passing game, Zach Ertz, is even more likely to have a new home come September. Ertz is coming off a down season, one in which he and the organization didn't see eye to eye on his value. And that relationship ...

Eagles Position Examination: Receivers (Jalen Reagor the Key) There is plenty of inventory at this spot, but is there a true No. 1? Author: Now, there’s a groundswell for them to do it again in the spring. It is a movement that wouldn’t exist had general manager Howie Roseman and his staff got it right in previous drafts, and maybe they have. A lot of that will depend on Nick Sirianni and his staff and what they can do with the four WRs the Eagles have drafted in the last two years. Maybe Roseman adds a few more to the mix, which is a very likely scenario.