The Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up for another season, with the right guard position a focal point of competition. Tyler Steen has emerged as the frontrunner following the departure of Mekhi Becton to the Los Angeles Chargers, who claimed the starting role last season. Steen, a former third-round pick, has been taking first-team reps and is expected to reclaim the spot with the benefit of a full year in the offensive system. His past challenges have fueled a desire to refine his technique, especially after a rough outing against the Dallas Cowboys last season.

The Eagles have also brought in competition, including Kenyon Green, a former first-round pick, and veteran Matt Pryor, both of whom are expected to challenge for the role but appear to be more depth options at this point. With training camp on the horizon, Steen's growth and readiness will be crucial for the Eagles' offensive line as they defend their championship title.