Philadelphia hosts Isaiah Foskey for a workout after Bears consideration, eyeing a potential edge addition from the former Saints second-round pick. Foskey, a Notre Dame standout, totaled 26.5 college sacks but logged zero sacks in 27 NFL games with New Orleans. At 24, his upside remains intriguing for a Philly defense that already leans on young talent to fuel the rotation. A successful workout could position Foskey as a rotation option behind established pass-rush anchors, with Week 1 looming against Dallas as the fork in the road.

Saints alumnus Zack Baun serves as a cautionary comparator—flashed promise after a position shift that unlocked his best work in Philly. The Eagles’ willingness to reuse Saints talent speaks to a broader strategy: extract upside from reclamation projects on the edge. Foskey’s path will hinge on the tryout, but the storyline signals a real fantasy note: if Foskey lands with Philadelphia, he could climb into sleeper territory as a situational pass rusher, especially in leagues that reward sacks and hurries.