Eagles' Free Agency Moves: Upside and Uncertainty

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The Philadelphia Eagles earned a C++ grade from Pro Football Focus for their initial free

agency moves.

The rating centers on two key outside editions, Cornerback Rick Wullen, and Ed Ruscher, Arnold

E. Baiketti.

These signings highlight the team's approach to building death without big splashes.

PFF evaluations often overlook resigning like the Eagles one year deal with tight-end

Dallas Cader.

That means the grade doesn't fully capture Philadelphia's efforts to keep core players

in the fold.

Reactions have been mixed, with fans noting Wullen's high upside from 50 pass breakups and

interceptions over four seasons.

Yet his inconsistency stands out, including 20 touchdowns allowed and 35 penalties in that

span.

Cap by his worst graded year yet.

Ed Vicketti's profile feels steadier, thanks to rising pass rush numbers.

Last season, he hit a 16.8% win rate, showing untapped potential.

Still, questions linger on whether he thrives in a bigger role or stays rotational.

The Eagles excel at reviving players others have soured on, so this average mark could

shift by season's end if Wullen and Ed Vicketti pan out.

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