Relee Ringo flashed cover skills in his first start, and now a possible second straight outing against Denver looms. Vic Fangio emphasizes tackling as the true test, while Nick Sirianni weighs lineup options with Adoree Jackson’s groin healing and Nakobe Dean’s roster status in play. Depth, scheme tweaks, and a rookie corner’s path to meaningful snaps drive the Eagles’ Week 9 fantasy angle.

Philly may lean on zone and selective matchups, with Ringo under the microscope to finish plays and communicate effectively. If he starts again and handles the burden, his IDP upside climbs, especially against the Broncos’ space-heavy attack that can expose rookie corners early in drives.

Kelee Ringo earned another shot at outside corner after Adoree’ Jackson’s groin injury, flashing sticky coverage on a key third down but also drawing a pass interference flag and missing three tackles. Fangio said he can be better and the job could stay with him if he keeps improving.

Drew Mukuba played every snap at safety for the first time this season, but a deep-zone misread allowed a 77-yard TD. The coach remains confident in the rookie as the defense leans on him now.

Nakobe Dean will begin practicing soon and has a three-week clock to be activated, a return that could reshape the middle with Baun and Jihaad Campbell. Offensively, Patullo is chasing rhythm after a strong first half and a stalled second.

Okoronkwo’s injury tightens an already thin edge group, underscoring the need for development from the rookies as the defense and offense try to stabilize in a challenging schedule.