Philadelphia's front office kept the pedal down, bringing Fred Johnson back to shore up the offensive line and shipping Darian Kinnard to Green Bay for added depth. Johnson, a versatile swing tackle who has lined up all along the line, provides veteran stability behind Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata as the unit adapts to Landon Dickerson's injury absence and Tyler Steen’s integration. The moves continue a highway of edge-case trades on a busy Sunday for Howie Roseman.

Kinnard’s departure opens a clearer path for the Packers to develop their young OL, while the Eagles aim to maintain a sturdy buffer around a QB room that already features Sam Howell talk and Tanner McKee depth. Philadelphia’s latest tinkering—plus Howell, Metchie III, and Bennett adds earlier in the day—illustrates a roster-building approach built on versatile linemen and upside projects rather than big-name upgrades.