There are numerous factors making it difficult to defend the Super Bowl title, and despite our reluctance to acknowledge them, many of these challenges also pertain to the Philadelphia Eagles. Nonetheless, this reality remains unchanged. FanDuel Sportsbook they still consider them the top choice to claim victory in the Super Bowl next year as well.
The primary challenge the Eagles currently encounter is maintaining their elite roster. Keeping high-caliber athletes comes at a significant cost, and rival teams across the league constantly attempt to lure away these valuable players from successful organizations like theirs.
It's remarkable that seven ex-Eagles players who became free agents in March have yet to sign with any team.
Former Eagles Who Are Still Free Agents in April
The following seven members of the Eagles' roster became free agents in March and have yet to sign with any team as of April 4th. (It’s worth noting that I’m omitting Brandon Graham from this list; his contract may be up, but he definitely has a spot reserved for him with the Eagles should he choose to stay.)
- James Bradberry
- C.J. Uzomah
- Rick Lovato
- Le'Raven Clark
- Nick Gates
- Jack Driscoll
- Britain Covey
This isn’t quite a list of key figures from the Super Bowl team, yet it’s far from being negligible. This collection includes seven athletes who collectively participated in 665 plays during the regular season. Among them, the sole player who saw action in the Super Bowl was starting long snapper Rick Lovato.
Given their focus mainly on depth positions, teams might prefer waiting until after the NFL Draft concludes before signing individuals from this group—filling leftover spots on their rosters. It’s expected that these players will have opportunities elsewhere come training camp, and it wouldn’t be shocking if several end up with contracts in Philadelphia for at least part of the season.
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