The Philadelphia Eagles are making adjustments in the offseason by signing low-cost free agents, including Josh Uche and Harrison Bryant. The team has lost prominent players and is now focusing on cheaper options with potential upside. New acquisitions like A.J. Dillon, Kenyon Green, and Dorian Thompson-Robinson could add competition at their respective positions, even if they are not guaranteed roster spots. The Eagles aim to fill their roster with players who have shown flashes of talent in their careers but may have faced injuries or underperformance in previous seasons.

Uche, a former second-round pick, had an impressive season in 2022 with 11.5 sacks and will be looking to reclaim his form in a new environment. Meanwhile, Dillon brings versatility to the running back position as the Eagles navigate their options following the departure of key offensive players. The coaching staff is optimistic about their ability to develop these talents as they head into training camp, where competition will be fierce.