One of the most incredible aspects of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl win is that they did it without two of the highest-paid defensive players on their roster, Bryce Huff and James Bradberry. That’s right,

An offseason battle may be shaping up, one that could even the scales between the Commanders and Eagles. Or, depending on which franchise comes out on top, put Washington further behind the world champions.

It would take a lot for the Philadelphia Eagles to trade for projected No. 1 pick Abdul Carter, but Thursday's news was a start.

The Philadelphia Eagles are coming off a Super Bowl championship, yet want to make sure they give themselves an excellent shot at repeating in 2025. The core of this team is back for next season with the offense mainly intact.

Myles Garrett requested a trade from the Browns, and the Eagles make plenty of sense as a destination for the former Defensive Player of the Year.

By then, the Eagles would have either traded for Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett or not. They would know, or at least have a much better idea, if they're moving on from their own free agents. Those are led by key players in linebacker Zack Baun,

The Philadelphia Eagles could see their defense get even stronger, as they are major players in trying to land Myles Garrett.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be looking to replenish their pass rush this offseason with Josh Sweat and Milton Williams both being free agents. If the Eagles are looking to make a big splash, it could be for disgruntled Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett.

Eagles GM Howie Roseman gave a bleak outlook for the offseason. Here's what that means for a possible Myles Garrett trade.

"It feels like the Browns will wait on Kirk Cousins as their likely 2025 opening day starter and draft a quarterback in April," Zac Jackson, The Athletic 's Browns beat writer, wrote after the deal. "Once the trade processes, Pickett will become the only healthy quarterback the Browns have under contract."