Eagles' Edge Rushers: Boom or Bust?

0:00On March 30, the Philadelphia Eagles just scooped up Ed Rushers, Arnoldi Biketti, and Joe Trion, Shoyinka on one-year-prooved deals. General manager Howie Roseman spilled the beans on one of them during the owner's meetings in Arizona. These moves echo last year's Zack Bond signing, who turned his short stint into a fat three-year extension worth 34 million guaranteed ad, 17 million per year. Fans are buzzing with that same hype from last March when the Eagles grabbed Aziz Ojolari and Josh Ushay in quick succession. But those didn't pan out. Ojolari barely played before injury sideline him for good, and Ushay managed just one sack and scatter snaps before fading. Away. E-Biketti and Trion Shoyinka are young too, both in their mid-20s, carrying that boom or bust vibe. Excitement is high around E-Biketti especially, thanks to his cleaner injury track record compared to Ojolari. Trion Shoyinka, a former 30-second overall pick by the Buccaneers, has 15 sacks

1:01over 82 games but flopped last year's splitting time, between the Bears and Browns. One-year deals like the Spark competition, though they flop more often than they shine. Meanwhile, the Eagles track record, with these band-aid edge signings, is spotty guys like Audrey Jackson and Kylin Granson were solid, but not stars. While others like AJ Dillon barely got chances, their draft hauls haven't helped much either, with late-round misses piling up after solid finds like Josh Sweat in the 4th round back in 2018. Still, these gambles could pay off big if one guy steps up like Bond, buying time until the draft brings real firepower, maybe a first-round stud like. Keljik fought come April, Eagles fans keep watching those edges. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.