Where did the Eagles land in Ryan Clark’s ranking of the top 5 NFC teams?

Where did the Philadelphia Eagles land in Ryan Clark’s ranking of the top 5 NFC teams?

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The Eagles are among the top dogs in the NFC along with the division rival Dallas Cowboys, but where does former NFL safety Ryan Clark view Nick Sirianni’s team?

During his Tuesday appearance on ESPN’s Get Up, The Pivot Podcast star put Philadelphia in the top spot ahead of the 49ers.

Philadelphia added Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith in April’s draft and has one of the league’s top players at almost every position except linebacker.

Clark picked the Eagles over the 49ers, Cowboys, Seahawks, and upstart Lions.

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Where did the Eagles land in a PFF ranking of all 32 NFL rosters?

We’re looking at where the Philadelphia Eagles landed in a PFF ranking of all 32 NFL teams

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The Eagles lost ten key contributors in free agency and reloaded with high-value signings and an A+ NFL draft class.

After retaining Darius Slay and James Bradberry, Philadelphia has few holes on the roster and is one of the most versatile depth charts in the entire league.

Pro Football Focus recently ranked all 32 NFL rosters, and the Eagles landed in the top spot ahead of training camp.

Super Bowl hangovers can be real, but the Eagles have the best quarterback in the NFC. They boast dynamic weapons on offense. Nobody in the league is better in the trenches. There are sore spots in the middle of their defense, but they have a strong chance to get back to the Super Bowl.

San Francisco (2), Cincinnati (3), Kansas City (4), and Buffalo (5) round out the top five rosters in the ranking.

The Eagles’ linebacker corp was deemed the most significant weakness, along with slot cornerback Avonte Maddox and a brand new safety group.

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Former Eagles offensive guard Jack Anderson claimed off waivers by the Giants

After a solid preseason with the Philadelphia Eagles, offensive guard Jack Anderson is headed to the New York Giants as a waiver claim

The Eagles will see a familiar face this season after the New York Giants were awarded offensive guard Jack Anderson in a waiver claim.

Philadelphia waived Anderson on Tuesday during their final roster cuts despite performing well during training camp and the preseason.

Anderson was selected with Buffalo’s 236th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft and spent a month on the practice squad before signing with the Eagles.

Anderson saw action in two games last season, starting the season finale against the Cowboys.

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