Eagles Strengthen Roster, Eye Greenard for Pass Rush

0:00It's March 22nd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The Philadelphia Eagles have made smart moves this offseason to patch up their roster after losing key players like Jalen Phillips, Reed Blankenship, and Nicobie Dean. Their biggest remaining weakness is the pass rush, while they also needed help at cornerback, receiver, safety, and offensive tackle depth. They responded by signing cornerbacks Rick Willen and Jonathan Jones, plus keeping Michael Carter the second for that room. Hollywood Brown joined as a receiver, and they brought back Marcus Epps at safety, along with special team star J.T. Gray, a three time all pro. Fans and analysts see this as a cost-effective approach that strengthens several spots without huge spending. Still, the lack of edge rusher firepower stands out as the top concern heading into training camp. Now, reports show the Eagles still have interest in trading for Minnesota Vikings linebacker, Jonathan Greenard. At 28 years old, he has 38 sacks over six seasons, including 24 and a half across 20,

1:0423, and 20. 24. A deal could land him as a solid replacement without a massive contract given his current 4-year 76-million-dollar pact with two years. Left, keeping their pass rush hunt very much alive.