Forced Bryce Young’s fumble on the third play, kicking off a 10-0 start that swung momentum Arizona’s way.

Sweat's burst off the edge provided consistent pressure, complementing interior disruption. His ability to collapse the pocket and win with quick hands foreshadows a continued role as a key pass-rush contributor, with upside if he sustains that level of activity and pairs with the interior pressure.

Sweat’s edge rush presence remains central to Philly’s pass pressure. Even after offseason losses, Sweat’s ability to generate pressure against playside protects the secondary and keeps the defense in high-impact scoring positions.

Sweat anchors the Eagles’ edge rotation; Johnson’s addition would deepen the group and potentially shift rotation timing, creating a multi-headed pass rush that keeps opposing left tackles honest.

Sweat’s departure from heavy edge pressure last season opened the door for Hunt and DeJean to step up. Sweat’s continued presence as an elite edge threat remains a factor, shaping the Eagles’ defensive balance and the opportunities for the younger players to emerge as primary playmakers in the rotation.