Eagles' Offseason Moves: Draft-Proof Roster, Unresolved Contracts

0:00It's March 25th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Philadelphia Eagles' offseason moves earn them a C-grade and NFC East free agency reviews. They lost some key defenders, but locked in extensions for Jordan Davis after his breakout year, and brought back Titan Dallas-Gotard for CAP. Flexibility. They also signed Cornerback Rick Wullen to a one-year deal, betting on his size, speed, and upside. Here this week, team insiders highlighted how these signings make the roster draft proof. General manager Howie Roseman now has room to trade up or down without forcing picks at spots like offensive tackle, guard, wide receiver, or tight. End. Wullen's addition pairs him with Quinion Mitchell and Cooper Dejean for a strong cornerback group, coached by familiar faces from his past. Fans and analysts note the roster took a hit from departures, but it was expected. Fans with wide receiver AJ. Brown and defensive tackle Jalen Carter remain unresolved trades for receivers.

1:04Leaguewide have set a high bar for any deal involving Brown. Meanwhile, the Eagles still need a long snapper. Good news on the rules front. The Tush push play looks safe with no proposals in the 2026 rule changes to Banner. Last year's Banner Tim fell just short of the 24 votes needed, killing momentum. As the draft nears, expect Roseman to target young offensive talent while monitoring those big contracts. The Eagles stay flexible heading into late April workouts.