Eagles' Offensive Line & Tight End Decisions

0:00It's March 4th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Philadelphia Eagles faced big decisions on several free agents this offseason, especially along the offensive line and at Titan. Analyst Johnny Page broke down key players like Swing Tackle Fred Johnson, Interior Guys, Brett Tough and Matt Pryor, Wide Receiver Jahan Dotson, and Titan's Grant Calcutera and Kylin Granson. He looked at their film from last season, snap counts, and how they fit the team scheme. Fred Johnson stands out as the top priority among the linemen. He played nearly 600 snaps on both sides, allowed just one sack, and earned trust as a reliable backup. Page says, keep him if the deal matches his swing roll, but walk away if another team offers starter money. Meanwhile, Brett Tough brings versatility at guard and center, holding up well in spots despite past protection issues. He's a solid low cost insurance option, especially with injury concerns for starter cam

1:01jergons. Matt Pryor, though, gets low marks. Limited snaps and not much impact make him easy to let go after the draft. On offense, Jahan Dotson disappointed with poor play, low targets and weak blocking, even losing time to a rookie. The Titans face scheme mismatches, too. Calcutera showed receiving skills but struggled in line, while Granson the bad and run blocking. Page's verdict stress value and fit. Cheap backups, yes, overpays no, and scheme changes could reshape the tight-in room. These calls will shape how the Eagles build depth without breaking the bank. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.