Philly’s 2024 moves reshaped the Eagles’ weaponry, adding Saquon Barkley and Zack Baun while trading Bryce Huff to the 49ers. The shift keeps Philadelphia potent on offense and adds depth on the defensive line, even as Huff’s move opens a clearer path for SF’s edge pressure. Za’Darius Smith’s debut further boosts the defense. For fantasy players, Barkley and Baun offer upside in Philly’s system, while Huff’s absence nudges the edge rotation in SF’s favor and reinforces the SF pass rush narrative.

Overall, Philadelphia sits 2-0 with a resilient defense and explosive offense, while San Francisco leverages Huff and Bosa to power a top-tier rush. Managers should monitor Barkley’s workload, Baun’s snap counts, and SF’s evolving edge pair, as well as how the Eagles’ upgraded depth might translate into more sack opportunities and red-zone involvement for key playmakers.

Jaguars add blue-chip draft capital for 2026 after Tank Bigsby trade, pushing Jacksonville to 13 picks. Key moves include a 2026 fifth-round pick and a 2026 sixth-round pick from Philadelphia, with the fifth potentially becoming a fourth if Bryce Huff reaches eight sacks (originating from the 49ers). Jacksonville gave up a first-round pick this year to move up for Travis Hunter, but GM James Gladstone now commands a deep, flexible board across rounds 2–7 from Detroit, Minnesota, PHI, LA Rams, and more.

Fantasy angle: a treasure trove of late-round dart throws across a broad rookie pool. With that much capital, the Jaguars could squeeze out under-the-radar contributors who land in favorable roles on offense or on pass-rush-heavy units. Managers should monitor the 2026 class for breakout potential at RB/WR/EDGE in a board that spans multiple originating teams and draft ecosystems.