Eagles' Unsung Heroes: Big Impact, Big Potential

0:00On March 30, Philadelphia Eagles just absorbed some heavy roster losses, but their underrated squad members are primed to step up big time heading. Into the 20-26 offseason, we're talking safety. Marcus Epps, a 30-year-old veteran with 296 career tackles, and three picks across 94 games. Then there's running back Tang Bigsby, who flashed after a trade, rushing for 75 yards and a score in week 18. Earlier this week, folks highlighted guys like defensive tackle Moro O'Jomo and outside linebacker Nolan Smith, too. Smith, a first-rounder, notch 20 tackles and two sacks last year, despite missing seven games, building on his six-and-a-half sacks from 20. 24. Bigsby's averaging over six yards per carry, showing why he's no afterthought. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the impact these players could have, especially with the Eagles eyeing Dynasty potential. Epps carved out a starting role after being a sixth-round pick, while Bigsby's 377 yards from Scrimmage prove he's finding his.

1:02NFL Groove, it's all about depth turning into strength. New details point to contract situations heating up. Bigsby's on a $1.485 million base for his final year, and offensive. Lyman Tyler Steen enters his rookie deals end with a 3.9 million cap hit. Steen stood out with a 71.6 player grade, 11th and past blocking league wide, holding down right guard amid line struggles. These overlooked Eagles are the spark that could ignite a comeback, so stay locked in as the offseason unfolds and they claim those key spots. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI.