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Eagles 1st round trade down options

Pick 23 sits in one of the most valuable trade zones in the draft if the Eagles trade down. By examining recent similar trades, I look at who may want to trade up and what it could return for the Eagles. Plus, a bonus mock draft with what we do with the picks.

Published January 28, 2026
Categorized as Eagles Tagged 2026 draft, CB, eagles, howie roseman, OT, Trade down

Eagles 2026 Offseason Series: Trade targets

Cap hell, rebuilds, and bad roster decisions create opportunity. A dive into some interesting guys and who I’d make calls about.

Published January 16, 2026
Categorized as Eagles Tagged Brian O'Neill, howie roseman, Josh Oliver, Juju Brents, Lane Johnson, quentin johnston, Roman Wilson, trades, Trent McDuffie

Yes, Jihaad Campbell is a great player, but he may have also been the best value pick

With Howie being a positional value adherent, I didn’t think LB was an option pre-draft. And I was wrong. But when you look at how the draft unfolded, Jihaad Campbell made all the sense in the world.

Published May 6, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged 2025 draft, DT, howie roseman, jihaad Campbell, LB, positional value

Contract rules, the salary cap, and Howie Roseman

Saquon Barkley signing extension

A deeper dive into NFL contract rules, bonuses and void years, and how Howie structures deals.

Published March 29, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged AJ Brown, Bryce Huff, extensions, free agency, howie roseman, salary cap

Yes, Jalen Carter’s extension will be over $40M a year… and worth it

Eagles DT Jalen Carter

Howie is making room for Jalen Carter to be extended before the 2026 season and it’s going to set the DT market, above $40M per year. Here’s why it makes sense and will be a great deal.

Published March 22, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged DT, eagles, howie roseman, jalen carter, salary cap

Explaining Howie Roseman’s focus on the future cap

Howie Roseman

Making sense of Howie’s off-season, why he is saving cap space and avoiding high-priced free agents, and a look at the future cap situation.

Published March 15, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged eagles, free agency, howie roseman, jalen carter, jordan davis, nolan smith, salary cap

The salary cap and free agency: Emerging trends and what to expect in 2025

The cap’s going up again, but it won’t allow the spending spree in free agency many think – here’s what to expect on free agent prices, who gets paid, and some new trends in the NFL.

Published February 21, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged analytics, DT, free agency, howie roseman, ol, salary cap, Saquon Barkley

The “Micah Parsons loses his mind (again)” Eagles mock draft

Micah Parsons

Micah Parsons loses his mind every year as the league allows an unexpected value to fall in the draft to Howie Roseman and the Eagles. Who could fall and be this year’s Eagles picks to send Micah sideways?

Published February 18, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged 2025 draft, Benjamin Morrison, eagles, Emeka Egbuka, howie roseman, Josaiah Stewart, Micah Parsons

5 positional thoughts on the 2025 draft from an Eagles perspective

While we look at likely Eagles needs, the strength (and weakness) of positions has big implications on the Eagles draft. Here are my thoughts on five positions in the 2025 draft.

Published January 24, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged 2025 draft, Abdul Carter, DT, edge, howie roseman, nfl draft, TE, Tyler Warren

What if Howie Roseman fixed the Steelers?

The Steelers are the anti-Eagles in terms of roster building and are in need of a serious re-build after being in football purgatory for the last 5 years. What if Howie Roseman ran their re-build?

Published January 13, 2025
Categorized as Eagles Tagged howie roseman, josh simmons, justin fields, pat freiermuth, steelers, tj watt

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