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Tank Bigsby maximizes the yardage of every single blocking scheme for the Eagles, as evidenced by his ability to thrive in both zone and gap running concepts. 🏃💪

Jihaad Campbell delivered exactly the kind of rookie season the Eagles were hoping for.

The former first-round pick stepped into a significant role right away, starting 10 games and becoming one of Philadelphia's most productive young defenders during his first NFL season.

His 2025 production included:

💚 80 total tackles (44 solo)
🤍 3 passes defended
💚 1 interception
🤍 1 forced fumble
💚 1 fumble recovery
🤍 2 tackles for loss

Campbell's impressive debut was just the beginning. With a full NFL season under his belt, he enters Year 2 with the opportunity to become one of the cornerstones of Philadelphia's defense.

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Carson Wentz launching for 4,039 yards in 2019 keeps him completely alone as the only quarterback to ever cross the 4K mark in Philadelphia history. 🦅✈️

Jalen Carter continues to be one of the NFL’s most disruptive interior defenders.

Even after a statistical dip in 2025, opposing coaches still view Carter as a player offenses must account for on every snap.

ESPN’s executives, coaches and scouts ranked him the No. 3 defensive tackle entering the 2026 season.

Dallas Goedert still commanding top-10 respect from coaches and front offices while sitting outside the top 20 in tight end salary proves he is one of the most undervalued weapons in the league. 🦅✨

Cooper DeJean’s ability to plug into any spot in the secondary gives the Eagles a massive tactical advantage and shows exactly why his versatility is rare. 🦅💪

Saquon Barkley is officially joining the race to recruit LeBron James 😂🏈

Check out the Eagles star's pitch to bring LeBron to Philly: Watch Saquon's pitch for LeBron below in the comments🔗👇

Carter and Jordan Davis both landing in the top 10 of ESPN’s executive survey proves the Eagles have built the most feared defensive tackle tandem in football. 🦅😤

Philadelphia still has one of the NFL’s best tackle duos.

Jordan Mailata allowed just two sacks last season, while Lane Johnson remains highly effective when healthy.

Together, they’ve helped power two Eagles Super Bowl runs and remain the foundation of Philly’s offensive line.

The numbers do not lie.

When the lights are bright on Sunday, Jalen Hurts turns into a highly efficient weapon, taking care of the ball better than anyone. 📊🦅