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2025 NFL YEARBOOK: PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
NFC EAST || 2024 RECORD: 14-3 || AAF NFL POWER RANKING: 2
TEAM BRASS
Owner: Jeffrey Lurie || General Manager: Howie Roseman || Head Coach: Nick Sirianni || Offensive Coordinator: Kevin Patullo || Defensive Coordinator: Vic Fangio || Special Teams: Michael Clay
REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE
2025 NFLPA GRADES || OVERALL RANKINGS (22 of 32)
Treatment of Families: C- (27th) || Food / Dining Area: A- (7th) || Nutritionist / Dietician: B- (28th) || Locker Room: D+ (25th) || Training Room: B- (19th) || Training Staff: B+ (9th) || Weight Room: B (21st) || Strength Coaches: B (28th) || Team Travel: F (30th) || Head Coach: A- (18th) || Ownership: B (16th)
The Eagles finish the year ranked 22nd. There are many seemingly low-cost improvements the team could make that would quickly improve the players’ experience. Players identify three easy fixes: providing childcare on game days (like most NFL teams do), prioritizing first-class seating for players instead of coaches, and staggering lunch times to avoid overcrowding in the cafeteria. Currently, players wait in long lines and are unable to find places to sit and eat because the business staff takes up most of the space. The other recurring issue is a lack of space, with players noting that nearly every facility category felt too small or lacked enough space. Despite these concerns, players remain optimistic that things will improve. When asked what the team currently does best, players shared that team leadership listens to their feedback and prioritizes improvements.
OVERVIEW
We begin our ‘2025 NFL Draft Recap Series,’ with a look at the NFC East, where the reigning champion Philadelphia Eagles reside. Never shy to make a bold move, GM Howie Roseman (photo: Philadelphia Eagles) ended Day 1 with a bang when he traded up one spot to select Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell. The Birds also solidified their secondary on Day 2 of the draft, while continuing their trend of building depth in the trenches on Day 3. The Eagles are constructed to be serious contenders once again but will face a gauntlet in one of the toughest divisions in the NFL. (photo: Philadelphia Eagles)
OFFENSE RANKINGS
Total Offense: 366.0 (8th) || Passing: 181.9 (30th) || Rushing: 184.1 (2nd) || Points: 29.0 (5th) || Sacks: 45 (20th) || 3rd Down: 40.3% (11th)
DEFENSE RANKINGS
Total Defense: 288.6 (1st) || Passing: 186.9 (2nd) || Rushing: 101.8 (4th) || Points Allowed: 18.1 (1st) || Sacks: 41 (T-13th) || Turnover Differential: 11 (6th)
TOP 10 FRANCHISE PLAYERS
Jalen Hurts, Quarterback
Saquan Barkley, Running Back
Lane Johnson, Offensive Tackle
AJ Brown, Wide Receiver
Jordan Mailata, Offensive Tackle
Jalen Carter, Defensive Tackle
DeVonta Smith, Wide Reciever
Quinyon Mitchell, Cornerback
Zach Baun, Linebacker
Josh Sweat, Defensive End
TOP 10 PLAYERS UNDER 25
Jalen Carter, Defensive Tackle (24)
Quinyon Mitchell, Cornerback (24)
Cooper DeJean, Cornerback (22)
Jihaad Campbell, Linebacker (21)
Nolan Smith Jr., Linebacker (24)
Nakobe Dean, Linebacker (24)
Jalyx Hunt, Linebacker (24)
Andrew Mukuba, Safety (24)
Ty Robinson, Defensive Tackle (24)
Drew Kendall, Center (23)
BUST OUT PLAYERS
Few teams replenish the pipeline as well as the Eagles front office. One key factor that provides them an advantage over the other 31 teams is having Jeff Stoutland on the coaching staff. Simply known as ‘Stoutland U’ around Broad Street, his latest protege is the versatile Tyler Steen (photo: Philadelphia Eagles). Unable to beat out Mekhi Becton for the starting left guard role as a rookie, Steen will enter training camp as the odds-on favorite to assume the position in place of Becton, who bolted for the Chargers in free agency. Steen was called into duty down the stretch for the Birds and is expected to take a big step forward in year two … For a second consecutive season, the Eagles lost several prominent players along the defensive line due to free agency (Milton Williams) and retirement (Brandon Graham). At defensive tackle, Philadelphia was hoping to see Jordan Davis take the next step in his development. However, he seemed to give way to Moro Ojomo as last season wore on. The Nigerian-born seventh round pick Ojomo played in all 21 games last season, displaying the ability to get pressure on the quarterback. Look for Ojomo to emerge as a key cog.
2025 NFL DRAFT CLASS
ROUND | PICK | TEAM | PLAYER | POSITION | SCHOOL
Rd.1 No.31. Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama — Watch out for Campbell who slid due to injury concerns but this is a case of the rich getting richer, as the Super Bowl champs pulled off yet another draft day coup. (photo: Philadelphia Eagles)
Rd.2 No.64. Andrew Mukuba, S, Texas — With the departure of CJ Gardner-Johnson, the Eagles replace him with another playmaker safety who creates turnovers.
Rd.4 No.111. Ty Robinson, DT, Nebraska — The big, agile and versatile Robinson helps to replenish a defensive line that has been hit hard by retirements and defections.
Rd.5 No.145. Mac McWilliams, CB, UCF — An instinctual cover corner who thrives in zone, McWilliams is a fluid mover with quick recovery speed who projects as a nickelback.
Rd.5 No.161. Smael Mondon Jr., LB, Georgia — Adding Mondon Jr. is an insurance policy for Campbell and Nakobe Dean, both of whom may not be healthy for the start of training camp.
Rd.5 No.168. Drew Kendall, C, Boston College — One of the best value picks of the entire draft, Kendall owns starter traits and gives the Eagles flexibility on the interior of the offensive line.
Rd.6 No.181. Kyle McCord,QB, Syracuse — The Eagles are constantly seeking to develop signal-callers, as McCord is the fifth quarterback drafted in the past ten years.
Rd.6 No.191. Myles Hinton, OT, Michigan — Dipping into the well-coached Wolverines offensive line, Hinton is a sound, smart lineman with strong hands and NFL bloodlines.
Rd.6 No.207. Cameron Williams, OT, Texas — A gargantuan right tackle, Philadelphia could eye a move to the inside with Williams who needs to harness some of his discipline woes.
Rd.6 No.209. Antwaun Powell-Ryland, ER, Virginia Tech — With great production over the past two years for the Hokies, Powell-Ryalnd is an undersized, try-hard pass-rusher who lacks length.
OVERALL IMPACT = 3 Average Impact
ADDITIONS
TE Harrison Bryant (13/3; UFA Raiders; $1.2M/1 yr, $780K gtd/$30K SB/$1.2M 2025 cap)
RB AJ Dillon (0/0; UFA Packers; $1.337.5M/1 yr, $167,500 SB/$1.197.5 2025 cap)
TE Kylen Granson (17/6; UFA Colts; $1.75M/1 yr, $1M gtd/$500K SB/$1.35M 2025 cap/4 void years)
G Kenyon Green (12/9; trade Texans)
LS Charley Hughlett (5/0; FA; $1.422.5M/1 yr, $467,500 gtd/$167,500 SB/$1.197.5M 2025 cap)
CB Adoree’ Jackson (14/5; UFA Giants; $1.755M/1 yr, $1M gtd/$500K SB/$1.355M 2025 cap)
LB Patrick Johnson (13/0; UFA Giants; $1.275M/1 yr, no gtd/$75K RB/$1.135M 2025 cap)
T Kendall Lamm (15/7; UFA Dolphins; $1.505M/1 yr/$750K gtd/$250K SB/$1.305M 2025 cap/4 void years)
WR Terrace Marshall Jr. (7/1; UFA Raiders; $1.195M/1 yr, $25K SB/$1.0955M 2025 cap)
QB Gardner Minshew (10/9; FA Raiders; $1.17M/1 yr, no gtd/$1.17M 2025 cap)
LB Azeez Ojulari (11/5; UFA Giants; $3M gtd/1 yr, $1M SB/$2.7M 2025 cap/4 void years)
T Matt Pryor (17/15; UFA Bears; $1.355M/1 yr, $700K gtd/$100K SB/1.275M 2025 cap/4 void years)
QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson (7/2; trade Browns)
LB Joshua Uche (13/1; UFA Chiefs; $1.92M/1 yr, $1.25M gtd/$750K SB/$1.32M 2025 cap/4 void years/$500K incentives)
RB/RS Avery Williams (17/0; UFA Falcons; $1.225M/1 yr, $400K gtd/$50K SB/$1.267.5M 2025 cap)
RE-SIGNINGS
LB Zack Baun (potential UFA; $51M/34M gtd/$15.585M SB/$15.535M 2026 OB/$14.405M 2027 OB/$4.386 2025 cap/4 void years/$1.5M incentives)
LB/FB Ben VanSumeren (not tendered as ERFA; $1.055M/1 yr, no gtd/$1.055M 2025 cap)
DEPARTURES
G Mekhi Becton (15/15; UFA Chargers; $6.94M gtd/$5M SB/$180K per-game RB 2026/$150K per-game RB 2026/$7.32M 2025 cap)
CB James Bradberry (0/0; released Post-June 1 designation)
LB Oren Burks (17/2; UFA Bengals; $5M/2 yrs, $750 gtd RB/$2.7M cap/$500K incentives)
WR Parris Campbell (5/0; UFA Cowboys; $1.337.5M/1 yr, $167,500 SB/$1.197.5M 2025 cap)
RB Kenneth Gainwell (17/1; UFA Steelers; $1.79M/1 yr, $620K SB/$1.79M 2025 cap)
DE Brandon Graham (11/1; retired)
S C.J. Gardner-Johnson (16/16; traded Texans)
C Nick Gates (9/1; released)
T Fred Johnson (17/6; UFA Jaguars; $1.337.5M/1 yr, $1.142.5M gtd/$142,500 SB/$1.197.5M 2025 cap)
CB Avonte Maddox (17/3; UFA Lions; $1.422.5M/1 yr, $1.197.5 gtd/$167,500 SB/$1.197.5M 2025 cap)
QB Kenny Pickett (5/1; traded Browns)
CB Isaiah Rodgers Sr. (15/3; UFA Vikings; $15M/2 yrs, $8M gtd/$4.875M SB/$3.6M 2025 cap)
CB Darius Slay (14/14; released Post-June 1 designation)
LB Josh Sweat (16/15; UFA Cardinals; $76.4M/4 yrs, $38M fully gtd/$3M gtd injury only $3M fully gtd March, 2027/$18.5M SB/$7.22M gtd 2026 RB/$7.24M 2025 cap/1 void year)
DT Milton Williams (17/7; UFA Patriots; $104M/4 yrs, $51M fully gtd/$12M gtd injury only; fully gtd 3rd day 2027 LY/$24M SB/$14M 2025 cap)
DEPTH CHART (Courtesy of Ourlads)
VEGAS ODDS — PREDICTION — WAGERING INSIDER
VEGAS WIN TOTAL ODDS: 11.5 (-115)
It’s pretty simple … the Super Bowl Champs, who won 14 games a year ago and are widely considered the best team in football, will easily get to 12 wins or more.