Eagles Eyeing Becton Reunion for O-Line Depth

0:00On April 29th, Philadelphia Eagles are making waves this off-season, stacking moves left and right. Word around the league is they're not done yet, even if they shift AJ Brown after June 1st. They're eyeing a reunion with former Lyman, Mickey Beckton, for some proven depth on the offensive line. Howey Roseman dropped hints recently that the team's roster ain't locked in. He wants to watch practices first, but you know howey, he's aggressive and always hunting upgrades. Adding a vet like Beckton fits that vibe perfectly, especially without breaking the bank. Fans and analysts see the knee clear as day at RyGuard. The Eagles grab rookies like Michael Morris in the sixth round and sign Jayden Roberts. But none of the new guys, Willie Lampkin, Holland Pierce, or even Drew Kendall, have real regular season snaps there. It's a thin spot begging for experience. Beckton brings that in spades. He started 15 games at RyGuard for Philly back in 2024, shining under coach Jeff Stoutlin

1:01before heading to the chargers. Last season with LA, he held it down too, proving he can slide in anywhere injuries hit. Bottom line, whether as a starter or reliable backup, Beckton could shore up those questions upfront and keep the Eagles rolling strong into next. Season, stay locked in with NFL news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Cory with the story.