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Eagles Offseason Shake-Up: Who Shined, Who Fell?
7 Jul
Summary
- Jordan Davis inked a three-year, $78 million extension, securing his long-term future.
- Tanner McKee faces an uncertain future, splitting QB2 reps with veteran Andy Dalton.
- Jalyx Hunt is poised for a larger role after a breakout season.
The Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up for training camp, marking the end of a busy offseason filled with changes.
Defensive tackle Jordan Davis emerged as a significant winner, signing a three-year, $78 million extension in March that guarantees him $65 million and keeps him with the team until the 2029 season. He is now among the league's highest-paid defensive tackles.
Quarterback Tanner McKee is experiencing an uncertain offseason, as he is splitting second-string reps with veteran Andy Dalton during minicamp practices. McKee has reportedly struggled to adapt to the offense, and a trade is a possibility.
On the defensive side, edge rusher Jalyx Hunt is positioned for a larger role after a strong performance late last season. With Jonathan Greenard expected to start, Hunt is a frontrunner for the other pass-rusher position.
Other notable players include wide receiver Makai Lemon, who missed significant spring practice time due to a hamstring injury, and cornerback Tariq Woolen, who impressed on a one-year deal and is expected to be the CB2.
Defensive tackle Jalen Carter's contract situation remains a point of interest, as an extension has not yet been reached, raising questions about his future with the team.
