Doug Peterson pulls back the curtain on the pressures that come with defending a title, detailing how the price of success reshapes a team’s offseason moves, roster churn, and the daily grind to stay hungry. The Eagles’ path to repeat hinges on leadership, a balanced blend of veteran and youthful talent, and a relentless push to improve every phase from coaching to execution. Jalen Hurts anchors the discussion, with emphasis on sustaining an edge, refining the passing game, and leveraging a dynamic offense around elite weapons. Fantasy angles emerge: Hurts’ rushing upside, the core pass-catch trio for PHI, and how defensive scheming and competition for jobs across the roster can create both upside and risk for owners. The dialogue also peers at Vic Fangio’s defense, Schotten-like game-planning, and the reality of needing fresh faces while keeping the core identity intact. The broader theme: dynasty-like obsession with the next chip, the balance between pressure and performance, and how smart roster management and coaching philosophy shape fantasy value across the league.