Eagles Lose Key Offensive Line Depth

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The Philadelphia Eagles are dealing with some tough losses in free agency this all season,

much like last year.

They said goodbye to three key defenders.

Jalen Phillips headed to the Carolina Panthers, Reed Blankenship joined the Houston Texans

and Nicobie Dean.

Signed with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Titan Dallas goadert stayed put, but the team also lost valuable offensive line-deaf with

veteran Brett Toth, moving on.

Toth, a five-year pro, spent four seasons with the Eagles overall, including the last two

after a stint with Carolina.

He played every game in 2025, stepping up big amid injuries, and earned a solid 73.6 player

grade from Pro Football.

Focus, ranking 14th among Guards Leaguewide.

That departure stings because it leaves a gap in the offensive line's backup ranks, even

though the starters like Lane Johnson, Landon Dickerson, Cam, Jurgenz, Jordan Melata,

and Tyler Steen are all back.

Fans and analysts see it as an overlooked hit that could hurt if injuries strike again

in 2026.

The good news is the Eagles have about $38 million in salary caps space to work with.

They've already boosted their cornerbacks and added Hollywood Brown to replace Johan

Dotson up front.

Starting ahead, Passrush remains their top need, but grabbing a guard for depth may be

someone like Mecky Beckton makes sense to keep the line steady.

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