PFF says Eagles have least talented team in the NFC East according to a 32 team roster ranking

The Eagles have holes to fill on their roster and despite having some big-name talent at integral positions, Philadelphia must retool via the draft.

Pro Football Focus ranked every NFL roster from No. 1 to No. 32, using the influence of two years of PFF WAR (wins above replacement) of the players who are currently on each roster.

The rankings are pre-NFL draft, so the Jags, Jets, and other teams don’t have the luxury of seeing Trevor Lawrence or Zach Wilson impacting their rosters.

The rebuilding Eagles landed at No. 26 on the list, just outside the bottom five teams in the NFL.

26. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Draft capital rank: 4th

There’s rightful concern with the current outlook of the Eagles roster at the most important positions on the field. They arguably have the worst offensive skill position group in the league, and their crop of cornerbacks outside of Darius Slay needs help. When looking at the three most important positions on the field — quarterback, wide receiver and cornerback — Philadelphia’s 2020 WAR generated comes in at -0.2 WAR. That’s the worst in the entire NFL by 0.7.

Even worse, the Eagles landed behind all three of their NFC East counterparts, signaling a shift in divisional power as the draft approaches.

Dalls, New York and Washington are listed below.