This offseason, the Philadelphia Eagles underwent a significant transformation, adding 11 new players in response to a mass exodus of free agents. The team focused primarily on shoring up its defense, which lost key players like Josh Sweat and Darius Slay. The Eagles added depth and talent by signing players such as A.J. Dillon, a powerful running back, and Joshua Uche, a versatile linebacker known for his pass-rushing abilities. Dorian Thompson-Robinson, drafted in the fifth round, is positioned as the third-string quarterback, while Kenyon Green, a former first-round pick, is expected to start at right guard.

Each new addition fills specific roles within Coach Nick Sirianni's system. For example, Dillon is a strong backup to Saquon Barkley, while Uche's ability to pressure quarterbacks could help bolster a defense that needs to perform at a high level to return to Super Bowl contention. The Eagles also made strategic moves in the draft, focusing on enhancing their roster as they aim for another title run.