game identity, plus whether depth players can carve roles in a crowded WR and OL group. For fantasy bettors, the developments at tackle and the potential early-season roles for new or re-deployed receivers could steer Week 1 projections and weekly lineup decisions.

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Philadelphia enters 2025 as reigning champions but with less preseason buzz than recent winners. The offense is already humming, Barkley remains a dynamic focal point, and the Tush Push is still a potent short-yardage weapon. Vic Fangio’s defense should stay stout even with some turnover, keeping Philly in the mix for top fantasy and real-world results.

Philadelphia’s offense returns 10 of 11 starters from SB59; Mekhi Becton’s departure opens a hole, but Tyler Steen could grow into a solid replacement with Jeff Stoutland coaching. Hurts’ dual-threat profile pairs with Barkley’s burst, while the defense’s youth and Fangio’s scheme bolster the team’s upside. In a crowded NFC, Philly should still command significant attention for SB60 consideration.

With Chiefs’ dynasty aura lingering and NFC depth uncertain, Philly’s path to another title remains bright but not as loud. Fantasy managers should target Barkley, Hurts and Steen as linchpins, while Fangio’s defense offers steady fantasy upside through turnovers and stops, even if the offseason chatter isn’t overwhelming.

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Chargers camp shuffles center stage as Mekhi Becton returns to practice, bringing a sizeable veteran body back into the mix along the offensive line. Branson Taylor has been tapped to audition at both tackle spots while Rashawn Slater heals, expanding the depth chart and potential competition for Weeks 1–4. In parallel, early roster math tightens with KLS and Tre Harris viewed as locks or near-locks for final roster spots ahead of the preseason finale.

Across the NFL, attention shifts to quarterback plans and veteran wideouts, with Minnesota exploring upgrades and Aaron Rodgers signaling optimism about Roman Wilson. Tr

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