The Philadelphia Eagles are undergoing a major transformation in their secondary, with significant departures of veteran players this offseason. The team has released prominent cornerbacks Darius Slay and James Bradberry, alongside the exit of safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Avonte Maddox, who signed with Detroit. This shift opens the door for a youth movement, with rookies Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean stepping into starting roles. The spotlight is now on the competition for the right cornerback position, with veteran Adoree' Jackson and rookie prospects vying for this crucial spot in the lineup. The Eagles hope this new infusion of talent will bolster their defense.