The first-quarter PFF snapshot shows Philadelphia’s offense mixing solid line play with uneven pass-game usage. Landon Dickerson, Tyler Steen and Cam Jurgens pace the run-blocking grades, while Grant Calcaterra’s 34.02 stands out as a clear low. Kylen Granson and Darius Cooper post mid-range numbers with modest snap counts, and the receiving group isn’t pulling away despite multiple targets. Saquon Barkley remains the clearest fantasy standout outside Philly, with three rushing TDs in four games as the Giants lean on his production. Jahan Dotson also posts a usable mid-grade while the Eagles’ receivers chip in at various levels. Buffalo stays undefeated and Denver looms, creating a tense divisional stretch for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia faces a key ALMOST-IR shift after Nolan Smith reinjured his left triceps and landed on injured reserve. The Eagles pivot to a rotating edge group led by Za’Darius Smith and Joshua Uche, aiming to stabilize the pass rush while Smith recovers. Steady depth follows with Ogbo Okoronkwo and Azeez Ojulari, plus a series of roster moves that promote Marcus Epps, Cameron Latu and Parry Nickerson to the active squad as the unit navigates a Week 4 test and a Week 9 bye.

In the Rams game, Puka Nacua popped as a focal point for LA, while Philadelphia juggles Adoree’ Jackson and Quinyon Mitchell in the nickel. The practice squad adds Quez Watkins, Eli Ricks and Lance Dixon, with Ben VanSumeren’ injury altering fullback usage. Fantasy managers should watch snap splits, rotation emphasis, and the timing of Smith’s return as Week 8 at the Giants edges closer.

Cleveland’s upcoming preseason showdown with Philadelphia centers on identifying the Browns’ most impactful players in a game that doubles as a red‑zone of evaluation. Dorian Thompson-Robinson returns to face his former team, eyeing a bigger workload behind Kyle McCord and Tanner McKee’s dueling reps in Philly’s depth. Darius Cooper, the undrafted Eagles receiver, is pegged for heavy snaps, while Browns linebackers Dallas Gant and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. aim to show they belong in future game plans. AJ Dillon’s rebound arc and Chipper‑level performances by Cameron Mitchell and Rayshawn Jenkins add to the intrigue, as Cleveland looks to lock in role players and build depth for the regular season. The dynamic also features a Kenny Pickett‑era bookmark, with McKee, McCord, and Thompson-Robinson all vying for critical QB3 reps and possible future opportunities.