The Eagles, who began the season 10-1 and finished 1-6, are expected to make significant changes.
All-Pro centre Jason Kelce, 36, is the first domino to fall. After 13 seasons with the Eagles, he reportedly told his teammates he was retiring, but he may be changing his mind.
April will mark Brandon Graham’s 36th birthday. He says he wants to play one more season with the Eagles, his 15th overall, and believes he is one of the few players on the team who deserves to write his last screenplay.
Philadelphia has more than 20 free agents, according to Over The Cap, and we’re looking at the ten players that have performed better than expected this year.
In his debut season with the Eagles, Swift was a Pro Bowl selection and a free agent who ran for a career-high 1,049 yards and five touchdowns.
39 receptions for 214 yards and a touchdown were also recorded by him.
Swift has demonstrated his ability to be a starting running back, and if Howie Roseman isn’t successful, the former Georgia player may be able to produce as a dual threat elsewhere.
Jordan Mailata (85.9), Jason Kelce (84.8) and Lane Johnson (82.9) were each among the five highest-graded players at their positions this season.
Mailata was the only NFL offensive tackle this season to earn at least an 83.0 grade in both run blocking and pass blocking.
Against Adoree’ Jackson #22 of the New York Giants, Brown #11 of the Philadelphia Eagles runs the ball during the fourth quarter at Lincoln Financial Field on December 25, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Image via Getty Images/Adam Hunger
Blankenship appeared in 15 regular-season games this season, leading the Eagles in interceptions (three), solo tackles (79) and total tackles (113).
The former undrafted free agent is now a key part of the Eagles defense and should team with Sydney Brown and potential draft pick for years to come.
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