The Philadelphia Eagles have decided to shift their focus to Kelee Ringo, a promising cornerback, in light of recent departures from their secondary. With veterans Darius Slay and James Bradberry no longer on the team, Ringo has a prime opportunity to secure a starting role alongside Quinyon Mitchell. Ringo, who previously contributed primarily on special teams, has shown flashes of potential in his first two seasons in the league and is being given ample chance to prove himself this year.

This season, the Eagles are banking on Ringo’s promising upside, and their decision to not pursue established free agents like Jaire Alexander suggests confidence in their younger talent. The coming weeks will be crucial for Ringo as he aims to solidify his standing in the Eagles' defense and elevate from a supporting role into a key player in their secondary.