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Eagles Stack Defense, Lose Offensive Pieces

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Philadelphia Eagles GM Howie Roseman is bolstering the defense for 2026 and beyond, signing veterans on short deals while losing key offensive players like Dallas Goedert and Nakobe Dean. The team added safety Marcus Epps and J.T. Gray, and is focusing on cornerbacks, wide receivers, offensive line, defensive line, running backs, linebackers, edge rushers, and tight ends in the upcoming draft. The cornerbacks lead the pack, followed by wide receivers, offensive line, defensive line, running backs, linebackers, edge rushers, and tight ends. The team is looking to make moves to strengthen weaker spots and maintain their Super Bowl core.

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Eagles Stack Defense, Lose Offensive Pieces

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Eagles Stack Defense, Lose Offensive Pieces. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 1st, Philadelphia Eagles GM, Howie Roseman is stacking the defense for 2026 and beyond, grabbing vets on short deals while losing. Some key offensive pieces like Titan Dallas goater, staying but linebacker Nicobie Dean, heading to the Raiders in safety, read Blankenship to the Texans. Corner Jalen Phillips went to the Panthers and Addery Jackson hit free agency. They added safety Marcus Eppsback and JT. Gray after trading Cindy Brown, with the draft closing in, they're ranking non-quarterback spots from top to bottom. Cornerbacks lead the pack, loaded with 220-25 All-Pros, Quinyan Mitchell, and Cooper Dejan, plus new addition, Rick Wullen on a one-year. Deal up to $15 million. Wullen's got elite size, speed, and a 65% lockdown rate, turning uncertainty into strength after those losses. Why receivers rank second, with AJ? Brown and Devonta Smith, both topping 1,000 yards last season,

1:00Howie would Brown adding explosion and depth from Johnny Wilson and others. Offensive line sits third, leaning on stars like Jordan Molata, Lane Johnson, who's 8-2 when he plays, and Landon Dickerson, but injuries hit. Harden 2025, under new coach Chris Cooper, defensive lines forth with Jalen Carter's pro-bowl pressure, despite shoulder woes, Jordan Davis on a three-year of $78 million. Extension, and rising moral O'Jomo, running backs round out the top five, Sequan Barkley hitting back-to-back thousand-yard seasons, backed by Tank Bigsby and Damian Pierce. Minebackers dropped to sixth after Dean left, which a hot Campbell sideline by shoulder surgery, but depth from Jeremiah Trotter Jr. and others. Ed Drusher 7th, featuring Jaleigh's Haunt's team-leading Saxon Picks, Nolan Smith, and new guys like Arnold E. Bikity. Tight End's Afe, with goadert's franchise record 11 touchdowns on a one-year deal, and safety's dead last after Blankenship's exit, relying on Drew McCuba, Epps, and Gray.

2:05Draft seasons here, so expect moves to shore up those weaker spots and keep the Super Bowl core humming. Eagles fans stay tuned for the shake-up. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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