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Let\u2019s get to the Philadelphia Eagles<\/a> links … <\/p>\n

Trey Hendrickson to Eagles? Tyreek Hill to Patriots? Seven trades we\u2019d like to see during NFL offseason – NFL.com<\/a>
Trey Hendrickson to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles dominated the Chiefs in the Super Bowl<\/a> with a relentless pass rush, but Philadelphia has questions on that front heading into the 2025 campaign, given the loss of Josh Sweat, Nolan Smith\u2019s injury and the inherent need for young guys like Moro Ojomo (2023 seventh-round pick) and Jalyx Hunt (2024 third-rounder) to level up. General manager Howie Roseman hit big on the trade for wide receiver A.J. Brown in 2022. Trading for Hendrickson, who\u2019s in a contract standoff with the Bengals, could provide a similar effect for the defense. Plus, the Eagles just cleared more cap space by dealing Huff. This would be a case of the rich getting richer \u2014 and a move I wouldn\u2019t put past Philly.<\/p>\n

Vic Fangio feels good about Eagles\u2019 pass rush despite offseason departures – PFT<\/a>
Fangio mentioned Nolan Smith, Jalyx Hunt, Josh Uche and Azeez Ojulari as players he thinks he can count on to be a big part of the pass rush this season. \u201cI feel good about Nolan,\u201d Fangio said. \u201cI think we\u2019ll feel good about Jalyx now that he\u2019s gonna get a lot of reps and develop. He played good for us down the stretch last year, and played a lot, as you saw, so I feel good about those two guys, and I think they\u2019ll continue to improve. We\u2019ve got Uche, we\u2019ve got Azeez, we\u2019ve got three other guys there. I think we\u2019ll be fine.\u201d<\/p>\n

Eagles Film Review: Cameron Williams has the tools to become a starter – BGN<\/a>
Clearly, I valued him incorrectly. I ended up ranking significantly higher than where he was drafted. But I was not alone! The number one offensive line scout online, Brandon Thorn, had Myles Hinton as a 3rd-round pick, too. So, I\u2019m not crazy! As I mentioned earlier, I believe Cameron Williams is a physically imposing, long offensive tackle whose flashes of dominant power and ability to move in space make his upside easy to discern. He has several technical issues, as mentioned above (hand placement, pad level, balance issues, and penalties), but the physical tools are all in place. I don\u2019t think he will be ready to play at all this year, but I wouldn\u2019t risk putting him on the practice squad either. He could be a good candidate to have a \u2018season-ending hamstring injury\u2019 towards the end of training camp. I hope he gets the chance to attend Stoutland University for at least 2 seasons. <\/p>\n

Eagles spring injury report – PhillyVoice<\/a>
LB Nakobe Dean (knee): Dean tore his patellar tendon in the Eagles\u2019 Wild Card Round win over the Green Bay Packers<\/a>. As our Evan Macy detailed back in January, patellar tendon tears are more serious than ACL or Achilles tears. Last Tuesday, Vic Fangio remarked that Dean would not be returning to the field \u201canytime soon.\u201d Dean will almost certainly begin training camp on the PUP list, and remain there to begin the regular season. With Dean and Jihaad Campbell both out, Jeremiah Trotter got first-team reps alongside Zack Baun in OTAs. <\/p>\n

Daily Slop – 8 Jun 25 – Giants fans have Week 1 home game vs Commanders circled on the calendar – Hogs Haven<\/a>
\u201cWe\u2019re in the season of hope, and Week 1 should be our first chance to see Russell Wilson, Abdul Carter, Darius Alexander, and Cam Skattebo on the field. The Giants will get to test themselves against a division rival that played in the NFC Champhionship, and prove that they\u2019re better than they\u2019re given credit. And the chance to, perhaps, start Jayden Daniels sophomore season on a sour note is compelling as well. It\u2019s still early yet and a lot can change over the coming months. But FanDuel Sportsbook lists the Giants as 6.5-point underdogs on the road against Washington. That, however, also illustrates just how rapidly life can change in the NFL.\u201d<\/p>\n

Dak Prescott remains longest-tenured starting QB in the NFL with their respective team – Blogging The Boys<\/a>
It is rather wild to think that Prescott has been the Cowboys starting quarterback longer than any other quarterback has for their current team across the league, but that speaks to the turnover rate that we tend to see. Players who come close to him as far as still being with their teams are Patrick Mahomes with the Kansas City Chiefs<\/a> (2017), Josh Allen with the Buffalo Bills<\/a> (2018) and Lamar Jackson with the Baltimore Ravens<\/a> (2018). Matthew Stafford represents a player with far more NFL experience than Dak, but he joined the Los Angeles Rams<\/a> in 2021 which was five years after the Cowboys drafted Prescott. Similarly, Jared Goff technically has two days on Dak in terms of NFL experience as he was the number one overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft<\/a>, but he was a part of that Stafford trade and has been with the Detroit Lions<\/a> for the last four years. Time can be a funny thing in the NFL, but no starting quarterback has spent more of it with their current team than Dak Prescott has with the Dallas Cowboys<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Dak Prescott is now 2-5 in 7 career playoff games.<\/p>\n

Out of 169 playoff QBs with at least one win, only 7 have a worse winning percentage. <\/p>\n

Dak\u2019s 2 wins? 18-15 combined opponent record, lowest win percentage in playoff wins among 109 QBs to win multiple games. <\/p>\n

Yikes.<\/p>\n

\u2014 Brandon Lee Gowton (@BrandonGowton) January 15, 2024<\/a><\/p>\n

Dak Prescott (drafted in 2016) 2 playoff wins<\/p>\n

Jalen Hurts (drafted in 2020): 6 playoff wins including 1 Super Bowl<\/p>\n

\u2014 Brandon Lee Gowton (@BrandonGowton) February 10, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n

Are the Giants really all-in on Russell Wilson as their 2025 quarterback? – Big Blue View<\/a>
Jaxson Dart\u2019s time is coming. There will be nothing Wilson can do to stop it. He can delay it by playing good football and winning games, but he can\u2019t prevent it from happening. Kurt Warner couldn\u2019t prevent the coming of Eli Manning<\/a> despite a winning record that had the Giants on the periphery of playoff contention. Manning couldn\u2019t prevent Daniel Jones from taking his job despite two Super Bowl titles and the best career a Giants\u2019 quarterback has ever had. Wilson won\u2019t be able to hold Dart off forever, either. The Giants will continue to give Wilson his respect, his flowers, if you will. Until, of course, it\u2019s time to move on to the younger, prettier, more exciting model in Dart. Then, the bouquets will be sent in Dart\u2019s direction and Wilson will fade away.<\/p>\n

Friday discussion: Will it work for Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers? – SB Nation<\/a>
Let\u2019s be honest dear readers. You have had a lot of time to think about this one. The long-anticipated decision from Aaron Rodgers has arrived, and the veteran quarterback is heading to the Pittsburgh Steelers<\/a>. News broke on Thursday afternoon that Rodgers would put pen to paper on a contract with the Steelers, and travel to Pittsburgh in time for the team\u2019s minicamp next week. But will it work? We have our thoughts, but we want to hear yours too. <\/p>\n

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