Offensive Depth Chart
QB: Jalen Hurts, Marcus Mariota, Ian Book
A unit that is unchanged at the top, with Hurts looking to build on last year and potentially win an MVP, potentially got better, actually. Adding a mobile quarterback that has had good runs as a starter in the league, like Marcus Mariota, gives the Eagles one of the best quarterback rooms top to bottom in the NFL.
RB: D'Andre Swift, Rashad Penny, Kenneth Gainwell, Boston Scott
Some were worried about the loss of Miles Sanders, but the entire running back room costs less than Sanders's new contract in Carolina. Adding guys like D'Andre Swift and Rashad Penny at bargain prices could end up being brilliant as long as they stay healthy.
WR: A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, Quez Watkins, Olamide Zaccheaus, Tyrie Cleveland, Gred Ward
No news is good news, as Philadelphia brings back an incredible unit with elite pass catchers that will only continue to get better.
TE: Dallas Goedert, Jack Stoll, Grant Calcaterra
While the backups leave a little to be desired, Goedert, at his best, is a pro bowl tight end.
LT: Jordan Mailata, Brett Toth
LG: Landon Dickerson, Sue Opeta
C: Jason Kelce, Cam Jurgens
RG: Tyler Steen, Tyrese Robinson
RT: Lane Johnson, Jack Driscoll
A unit that stayed together from last season should only help things; the only concern has to be that some of the mainstays, like Jason Kelce, are getting up their age, and a dropoff is possible.
Defensive Depth Chart
DT: Fletcher Cox, Jordan Davis, Jalen Carter, Milton Williams
EDGE: Brandon Graham, Josh Sweat, Derek Barnett, Janirius Robinson
The Duo of Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter won a national championship together in college and will now look to anchor a unit where they will look to win a Super Bowl.
MLB: Nakobe Dean, Christian Elliss
OLB: Haason Reddick, Nicholas Morrow, Nolan Smith, Shaun Bradley
A solid unit, especially if Nakobe Dean can grow going into his second year calling the shots from the lead spot and Nolan Smith can provide an edge rush as a rookie of the year candidate.
CB: Darius Slay, James Bradberry, Avonte Maddox, Zech, McPhearson, Kelee Ringo, Greedy Williams, Josh Jobe
S: Terrell Edmonds, Reed Blankenship, K'Von Wallace, Sydney Brown
One of the few units where the Eagles could see a few holes in the ship. Losing C.J. Garner Johnson at the safety spot hurts as the replacements are not at his caliber, and he played big during the playoffs for the Eagles last year.
Special Teams Depth Chart
K: Jake Elliot
P: Arryn Siposs
A solid unit that does its job and is most unnoticeable in exactly what you want from a special teams unit.
