Eagles' Quiet Offseason Strengthens Roster

0:00It's March 26, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, football news powered by AI. The Philadelphia Eagles' offseason has flown under the radar, but they've made smart moves to plug key roster gaps without big splashes. They've strengthened their cornerback spot, tight end group, and safety position, while keeping solid depth on the offensive line, and at punter. They signed cornerback Rick Woolen and Jonathan Jones to shore up the secondary, brought in Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore at receiver, and added, outside linebacker Arno de Bicadai at a good price. Retaining tight end Dallas Goetert on a team-friendly deal was a big win, along with depth pieces like Johnny Munt and Grant Calcuttaire. Nationally, some see it differently, with USA Today handing the Eagles an incomplete grade alongside the Pittsburgh Steelers. That stems mostly from uncertainty around wide receiver AJ Brown, whose future might not clear up until after June 1st, due to salary cap issues.

1:02Even so, the receiver room looks stacked either way, with Devonta Smith anchoring alongside Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore, plus draft picks if Brown goes. The one spot still needing work is the pass rush, but they filled most holes already. With over $34 million in calf space left, the Eagles sit in a strong position, heading into the draft, proving this quiet approach has, set them up nicely for a run.