Eagles Boost Cornerbacks, Edge Rushers in Free Agency

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 20th update. The Philadelphia Eagles wrapped up the second week of free agency by adding eight new players and resigning three from last season, all while keeping. Wide receiver AJ Brown on the roster. Key additions include cornerbacks, Rick Woolen and Jonathan Jones, Ed rusher, Arnoldi Biquetti, wide receiver Marquis Hollywood Brown, quarterback Andy, Dalton through a trade, Titans, Johnny Munt, and Stone Smart, and running back Damian Pierce. They also brought back Titan Dallas goadert, Titan Grand Calcutera, and Punner Brayden Man. Earlier this week, the team pivoted quickly when top-edge options like Jalen Phillips signed elsewhere for big money, grabbing Woolen on a one-year. Deal instead, this bolsters what could be the NFL's top cornerback group. General manager Howie Roseman follows his pattern of staying active beyond the early frenzy, much like past off-seasons when they landed stars after. The initial wave, fans and analysts see these moves as smart risks, with low downside on

1:03short-term contracts. Goadert's team-friendly resigning keeps a proven Titan in place despite his injury history, though the Eagles still need long-term depth there. Ed Biquetti's past-rush tools stand out compared to Priestier Pierce, positioning him for real snaps. Meanwhile, Howie Wood Brown's arrival adds speed to stretched defenses, filling a gap after Johan Dotson left, but it doesn't signal anything about AJ. Brown's future, the wide receiver room needed fortifying beyond Devon to Smith, and more help could come be a draft or trades. With cap space opening up post-June 1st, if Brown moves, nine draft picks including four in the top 100, and spots like Ed's Russia, safety. In an offensive line depth of fill, the Eagles let primed for more splashes before the