Kyle Hamilton a player to watch for the Eagles if he starts to slip in the NFL draft

Kyle Hamilton could be a player to watch for the Philadelphia Eagles if he starts to slip in the NFL draft

Kyle Hamilton is the NFL draft’s most intriguing prospect and depending on who you ask, he’s either the next great safety in the league or one of the biggest risks due to his slow 40-yard dash time.

Philadelphia badly needs to upgrade the safety position and according to ESPN, Hamilton is a player to watch in regards to a potential draft slide.

During a back and forth between Jordan Reid and Mike Miller, a discussion on Hamilton’s stock and how far he might slide ensued.

Miller believes the Eagles are the floor and Hamilton is definitely a player to watch.

Hamilton is harder to peg because the Notre Dame safety’s positional value and a slower-than-expected 40-yard dash time seem to have cooled his stock. I see the No. 15 and the Eagles as his floor. He’s a top-five prospect on my board because of his toughness, physicality, and playmaking skills, but not every team will value a safety that high.

Kayvon Thibodeaux and Derek Stingley Jr. are also players to watch for Philadelphia if a draft slide ensues.

Hamilton is one of the top overall players on the board this year and he would immediately fill more than a couple of needs for the Eagles.

Hamilton is a 6-foot-4, 220-pound hybrid/safety that could elevate the Philadelphia secondary while solving several of Jonathan Gannon’s issues from 2021.

Whether it be making plays in the deep center field, eliminating a tight end, or making a stop against the run in the box, Hamilton can do it all and at an elite level.

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10 Eagles who could be next in line for a contract extension

We’re looking at 10 Philadelphia Eagles that could land a contract extension during the 2022 NFL offseason, training camp, and the regular season

The NFL offseason is the perfect time to hand out contract extensions, as teams including the Eagles work to get ahead of the 2023 free-agent shopping sprees.

Drafted players can’t be given extensions until after three seasons, meaning guys from 2018 and 2019 are in line for new deals.

Four out of our nine projections from the last offseason landed new deals,  with Jordan Mailata, Avonte Maddox, Josh Sweat, and Dallas Goedert all getting contract extensions.

We’ve highlighted 10 Eagles who could land contract extensions heading into training camp and during the 2022 regular season.

10 Eagles who exceeded expectations during 2021 NFL season

As we officially head into the 2022 #NFL offseason, here’s a look at 10 #Eagles who exceeded expectations during the 2021 #NFL season

With the Rams now crowned as Super Bowl champions, all 32 NFL teams will now look towards the 2022 offseason, free agency, and NFL draft.

The 9-8 Eagles were able to secure the final playoff spot in the NFC and that was thanks to several guys on both sides of the ball playing key roles down the stretch.

Even with injuries at several positions, Philadelphia was able to put up historic numbers behind a dominant offensive line and they improved leaps and bounds on defense under the guidance of Jonathan Gannon.

With several offseason subplots set to kick off in less than a month, here are 10 Eagles who exceeded expectation in 2021.

9 Eagles that could land a contract extension in 2022

We’re looking at 9 #Philadelphia #Eagles that could land a contract extension during the 2022 #NFL offseason, #trainingcamp, and the regular season

It’s contract extension time for some players around the league and as the Eagles work to free up even more salary-cap space, extending some big named vets or ascending younger players can free up cash now, with a price to come later down the line.

Drafted players can’t be given extensions until after three seasons, meaning a few guys from 2018 and 2019 could be in line for new deals.

Four out of our nine projections from the last offseason landed new deals,  with Jordan Mailata, Avonte Maddox, Josh Sweat, and Dallas Goedert all getting extensions.

We’ve highlighted 9 Eagles who could land contract extensions this offseason, heading into training camp and the 2022 regular season.

7 Eagles who could have a breakout seasons in 2022

7 #Philadelphia #Eagles who could have breakout seasons in 2022 #NFL

The 2022 NFL offseason will see plenty of change amongst the Eagles 53 man roster and as things change, new opportunities will be created for young stars to surface.

Whether it be at running back, safety, or along the defensive front, Philadelphia has plenty of emerging talent to help this retooled roster return to the playoffs.

With free agency approaching, we’re taking an early look at seven guys who could have breakout seasons in 2022.

Looking at the 11 biggest questions for the Eagles entering 2022 NFL offseason

Improved play at the quarterback position, adequate run-pass ratio and upgrades on defense are among the 11 burning questions for the #Philadelphia #Eagles entering the 2022 #NFL offseason #NFLDraft2022 #NFLFreeAgency

The Eagles avoided a massive rebuild from an on-the-field standpoint, going 9-8 this season, while also securing the final playoff berth.

The retool hasn’t been accelerated, but Philadelphia has plenty of salary-cap space after Brandon Brooks announced his retirement, three first-round picks, and an apparent plan of action for immediate improvement this offseason.

There are still questions that need to be answered as the official league year approaches, and we’ve highlighted the 11 biggest for 2022.

Eagles activate 11 players from the Reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of wild card matchup vs. Bucs

#Philadelphia #Eagles activate 11 players from the Reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of wild card matchup vs. #Buccaneers #TBvsPHI #PHIvsTB #BUCS

The Eagles are getting reinforcements back for Sunday’s postseason matchup against the Buccaneers on FOX.

Veteran linebacker Genard Avery, star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, safety Marcus Epps, tight end Dallas Goedert, right guard Nate Herbig, running back Jordan Howard, star center Jason Kelce, slot cornerback Avonte Maddox, safety Rodney McLeod, running back Boston Scott, linebacker Alex Singleton, and reserve tight end Jack Stoll were all activated from the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Jason Kelce came off the list over the weekend to keep his consecutive games played streak going.

Here are four takeaways from the moves.

1 pending free agent each NFL team should bring back in 2022

#NFL free agency 2022 starts just over two months from now. Here’s a look at who teams should keep among their pending free agents.

NFL contracts not signed beyond 2021 expire at 4 p.m. ET on March 16, meaning that teams have from the end of the season until that time to sign their pending free agents to contract extensions. A few will get tagged (the franchise tag period begins Feb. 22), some will get extensions, but it’s a good bet most of the players set to reach unrestricted free agency will do so.

But if we were in charge, these are the players we’d keep — one per team as decided by the NFL Wire staff.

4 key takeaways from Eagles placing 12 players on the Reserve/COVID-19 list

Jason #Kelce, Fletcher Cox among 12 #Eagles placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of Week 18 matchup against the #Dallas #Cowboys

The Eagles placed about a dozen players on the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Monday ahead of Saturday’s Week 18 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.

Veteran linebacker Genard Avery, star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, safety Marcus Epps, tight end Dallas Goedert, right guard Nate Herbig, running back Jordan Howard, star center Jason Kelce, slot cornerback Avonte Maddox, safety Rodney McLeod, running back Boston Scott, linebacker Alex Singleton, and reserve tight end Jack Stoll on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Here are four takeaways from the move.

10 standouts from Eagles’ 34-10 win over the Giants in Week 16

10 standouts from #Philadelphia #Eagles’ 34-10 win over the #NY #Giants in Week 16

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The Eagles moved to 8-7 on the season, dominating the New York Giants, 34-10 in a Week 16 matchup that released over a year’s worth of frustration.

Jalen Hurts rebounded from his disastrous Week 12 outing, while the Philadelphia defense was dominant from the start.

We’ve highlighted 10 standouts from Sunday’s huge win.