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The Eagles were one and done in the playoffs, but it wasn't all bad for a team that finished the regular season 11- 6 overall. The first back-to-back NFC East Champion since the 2001-04 Eagles (four) over two decades ago, Philadelphia is the only NFL team to repeat as a division winner in 2025. Philadelphia is one of just two NFL teams with five consecutive postseason berths (tying a team record set from 2000-04), joining Buffalo (seven). The Eagles are also one of only three clubs to have advanced to the playoffs in eight of the previous nine seasons (along with Buffalo and Kansas City), representing the best nine-year stretch in franchise history.
Now, Howie Roseman will decide on 21 free agents and build Sean Mannion's scheme around quarterback Jalen Hurts.
With the Super Bowl now complete and the new league year fast approaching, we're predicting the Eagles' offensive depth chart heading into free agency.
Starter: Jalen Hurts: $31,971,800
Tanner McKee: $1,191,630
At an average annual salary of $51 million a year, Hurts is the first NFL quarterback to make over $50 million in a season and win the Super Bowl. The previous record was held by Patrick Mahomes. The Eagles quarterback is entering the third year of the five-year, $255 million deal he signed prior to the 2023 season, and his $51.5 million salary is guaranteed for 2026 as he'll count $31,971,800 against the cap with a September 1 option bonus looming. This season will be the final year of guaranteed money, and his cap hit will rise to $42,132,800 in 2027 and $47,541,000 in 2028, according to Over The Cap.
Starter: Saquon Barkley: $9,881,100
Tank Bigsby: $1,485,399
Will Shipley: $1,254,241
Carson Steele: $1,005,000
Ben VanSumeren: RFA
Starter: A.J. Browns: $23,393,498
Starter: DeVonta Smith: $10,726,510
Britain Covey: $1,215,000
Quez Watkins: $1,075,000
Starter: Johnny Wilson: $1,054,252
Darius Cooper: $1,010,000
Danny Gray: $1,005,000
We don't think Philadelphia will trade A.J. Brown, and Johnny Wilson was displaying dynamic potential before his knee injury.
Starter: Dallas Goedert (Free Agent)
Draft pick
E.J. Jenkins: $1,025,166
Jaheim Bell: $1,005,000
Cameron Latu: $1,005,000
We're predicting Goedert returns on a team-friendly one or two-year deal. Philadelphia should still draft another tight end, with Grant Calcaterra a free agent.
Starter: Lane Johnson: $20,299,000
Starter: Jordan Mailata: $15,855,233
Starter: Landon Dickerson: $10,275,000
Starter: Cam Jurgens: $5,421,200
Starter: Tyler Steen: $3,900,534
John Ojukwu: $1,172,500
Drew Kendall: $1,093,769
Willie Lampkin: $1,005,000
Cameron Williams: $960,392
Myles Hinton: $943,316
Hollin Pierce: $885,000
Jake Majors: $885,000
A full off-season and an extra month of rest could allow this unit to return to its dominant ways, with Cameron Williams being a player to watch.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Predicting the Eagles' 2026 starting offense ahead of NFL free agency
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Now, Howie Roseman will decide on 21 free agents and build Sean Mannion's scheme around quarterback Jalen Hurts.
With the Super Bowl now complete and the new league year fast approaching, we're predicting the Eagles' offensive depth chart heading into free agency.
QB: 2
Starter: Jalen Hurts: $31,971,800
Tanner McKee: $1,191,630
At an average annual salary of $51 million a year, Hurts is the first NFL quarterback to make over $50 million in a season and win the Super Bowl. The previous record was held by Patrick Mahomes. The Eagles quarterback is entering the third year of the five-year, $255 million deal he signed prior to the 2023 season, and his $51.5 million salary is guaranteed for 2026 as he'll count $31,971,800 against the cap with a September 1 option bonus looming. This season will be the final year of guaranteed money, and his cap hit will rise to $42,132,800 in 2027 and $47,541,000 in 2028, according to Over The Cap.
RB: 4
Starter: Saquon Barkley: $9,881,100
Tank Bigsby: $1,485,399
Will Shipley: $1,254,241
Carson Steele: $1,005,000
Ben VanSumeren: RFA
WR: 7
Starter: A.J. Browns: $23,393,498
Starter: DeVonta Smith: $10,726,510
Britain Covey: $1,215,000
Quez Watkins: $1,075,000
Starter: Johnny Wilson: $1,054,252
Darius Cooper: $1,010,000
Danny Gray: $1,005,000
We don't think Philadelphia will trade A.J. Brown, and Johnny Wilson was displaying dynamic potential before his knee injury.
TE: 3
Starter: Dallas Goedert (Free Agent)
Draft pick
E.J. Jenkins: $1,025,166
Jaheim Bell: $1,005,000
Cameron Latu: $1,005,000
We're predicting Goedert returns on a team-friendly one or two-year deal. Philadelphia should still draft another tight end, with Grant Calcaterra a free agent.
OL: 12
Starter: Lane Johnson: $20,299,000
Starter: Jordan Mailata: $15,855,233
Starter: Landon Dickerson: $10,275,000
Starter: Cam Jurgens: $5,421,200
Starter: Tyler Steen: $3,900,534
John Ojukwu: $1,172,500
Drew Kendall: $1,093,769
Willie Lampkin: $1,005,000
Cameron Williams: $960,392
Myles Hinton: $943,316
Hollin Pierce: $885,000
Jake Majors: $885,000
A full off-season and an extra month of rest could allow this unit to return to its dominant ways, with Cameron Williams being a player to watch.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Predicting the Eagles' 2026 starting offense ahead of NFL free agency
Continue reading...
