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On the third day of the 2023 NFL Draft, the Eagles made a trade that altered the dynamic in the running back room. In return for a seventh-round pick in 2023 and a fifth-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Detroit gave up D’Andre Swift and a seventh-round pick (Texas defensive tackle Moro Ojomo). Without a question, the Eagles emerged victorious. Swift made a significant decision by moving back to his home city of Philadelphia. As a receiver, he collected 39 grabs for 214 yards and ran for a career-high 1,049 yards. His six touchdowns earned him a spot in his first Pro Bowl selection. Swift averaged 66 yards per game and 14 rushing attempts on a career-high 630 offensive snaps.

Important RB Fact: This season, Swift’s 45.0% rush success rate was sixth out of all NFL running backs with at least 100 rushes, according to the NFL’s Next Gen Stats.

Lew Nichols, Tyrion Davis-Price, and Kenneth Gainwell are players under contract through 2024.

Players with contracts that end in March: Boston Scott, D’Andre Swift, and Rashaad Penny

The NFL has attempted to lower the amount of kickoffs by implementing significant rule modifications in an effort to lower concussions throughout the league. The issue is that it has all but removed one of football’s most thrilling plays at times.

Consequently, the NFL will reevaluate implementing the XFL kickoff rule, which significantly alters kickoff alignment. That’s what the Washington Post reported on Friday.

According to the XFL rule, all players on a team must line up five yards away from one another, with the exception of the kicker and kickoff returner. Since kickoffs are one of the football plays most likely to result in head injuries, this alignment helps to avoid the kind of high-speed, full-spring impacts.

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