The Philadelphia Eagles are embracing a youth-driven strategy as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season, heavily relying on their rookie class for early contributions. This year's draft class, featuring ten new players, is poised to make an impact, particularly first-rounder Jihaad Campbell, a potential star from Alabama. Campbell's versatility positions him to fill in for the injured Nakobe Dean at linebacker, and he's already being eyed as a contender for Defensive Rookie of the Year. Second-round pick Andrew Mukuba, with his ball-hawking skills, is likely to compete for a starting safety spot. The Eagles' focus on integrating this rookie talent could bolster their Super Bowl defense while providing essential depth.