Eagles who may be playing elsewhere in 2023 (but we hope they stay)
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Fletcher Cox. 91. player. 54. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. . Defensive Tackle
Two familiar faces to Eagles Nation may find their way to other rosters.
Nothing surprises us with this Eagles organization and how they value their legends. If you’re of like mind as most of us, you’ve probably given 20 reasons why Fletcher Cox would be gone by now, yet here we sit. He still takes the field on game days proudly wearing the Number 91 jersey.
At this point, we give up on trying to figure this out. We’ll believe he’s gone when he’s gone, but regardless of what happens, this is an all-time Eagle. We tip our caps to a franchise legend and a future Hall of Famer.
Running back. 26. player. 54. Pick Analysis. . Miles Sanders. Scouting Report
We probably haven’t said this enough, so we’ll say it now. Respect has to be given to Miles Sanders. He entered a contract season surrounded by questions. Can he stay healthy? Can he be an every-down back? Has he evolved and improved as a tailback? So far, the answer to those questions has been yes.
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We all knew that he could play. We just know that availability is a skill, one he hasn’t always shown. He’s proven that he deserves to play somewhere, but will that be for an Eagles team that seemingly will have huge holes and shoes to fill? After all, he plays a position that often comes with a short shelf life.