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1 takeaway from each Eagles position group after the offseason workout program

We’re looking at one takeaway from each of the Philadelphia Eagles position groups after OTAs and ahead of training camp

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Philadelphia has a loaded roster, but there are burning questions at every position ahead of training camp.

Offseason workouts and OTAs offered an opportunity for new additions and seven 2023 NFL draft picks to get fully acquainted with the Eagles’ culture.

There were position switches, a newly paid franchise quarterback, and star power at about every position.

With a little less than a month remaining until training camp, we’re looking at one takeaway from each position group.

Eagles’ 53-man roster prediction following OTAs

We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster prediction by jersey number after OTAs and ahead of training camp in July

The Eagles had the lightest workload of all 32 NFL teams, and they wrapped up the offseason workouts and OTAs with an inspiring final practice inside the bubble at the NovaCare Complex.

While 19 teams across the league will hold mandatory minicamps this week, the Eagles will break for a little over a month before reconvening for training camp on July 25. 

Several prominent named veterans had a limited role this spring, so several rookies took advantage of the offseason program.

With training camp fast approaching, here’s an updated 53-man roster prediction.

Breaking down the Eagles’ 53-man roster prediction after OTAs

We’re breaking down our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster prediction after OTAs and ahead of training camp in July

The Eagles had the lightest workload of all 32 NFL teams, and they wrapped up the offseason workouts and OTAs with an inspiring final practice inside the bubble at the NovaCare Complex.

While 19 teams across the league will hold mandatory minicamps this week, the Eagles will break for a little over a month before reconvening for training camp on July 25. 

Several prominent named veterans had a limited role this spring, so several rookies took advantage of the offseason program.

With training camp fast approaching, here’s a breakdown of our updated 53-man roster prediction.

Eagles’ Cam Jurgens looking to establish his own identity at right guard position

Philadelphia Eagles’ second-year offensive lineman Cam Jurgens looking to establish his own identity at right guard position

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The Eagles build from the inside out, and after watching two key contributors leave for the AFC, Howie Roseman added reinforcements to the NFL’s top offensive line.

The likely successor to Jalen Kelce at the center position, Cam Jurgens, will spend 2023 adjusting to the right guard position after Isaac Seumalo departed via free agency.

Asked about comparisons to teammate Landon Dickerson and other bigger offensive guards, Jurgens talked about paving his way to NBC Sports Philadelphia.

“I’m not quite the 350-pound Landon,” Jurgens said, “so I handle things differently.”

Earlier in the week, Jurgens admitted that he weighed 305 pounds but was looking to bulk up some more ahead of training camp.

Jurgens will be one of the more undersized guards in the league but he talked about carving out his path at the position.

“I think we’re still playing the game of football, hitting people,” Jurgens said. “So just trying to go to my strengths. I want to be an athlete in any spot I am. I don’t want to fit a pizza cutter mold of whatever a right guard is supposed to be. I just want to be out there and be a good O-lineman.”

The former Nebraska center will compete with Tyler Steen at the right guard position, and it could be a one-year transition if Jason Kelce retires after this season.

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Eagles’ 53-man roster projection as OTAs get underway

We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster prediction ahead of the Tuesday’s opening OTA session

Following the 2023 NFL draft, rookie minicamp, and several phases of offseason workouts, the Eagles organized team activities will begin on Tuesday, May 30.

Philadelphia is scheduled for six OTA sessions running from May 30, June 1-2, June 5-6, and June 8 before the teams breaks until the start of training camp.

While the team gets ready to get back on the field with the full roster and the coaching staff, we’re taking an update look at the Eagles’ 53-man roster prediction by position.

Ranking the Eagles’ rookies by potential impact in 2023

We’re ranking the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 rookie class by potential impact this season

We’re about seven days from the start of OTAs, and it’ll offer 17 rookies the opportunity to compete for a limited number of starting opportunities and roster spots.

The Eagles came away with seven talented players after the 2023 NFL draft, in which the team received glowing grades from experts and analysts.

Philadelphia landed five total defenders and four real players in the trenches, landing Tyler Steen from Alabama in the third round.

The Eagles also added plenty of undrafted talent.

Howie Roseman has raved about previous UDFA classes, with several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.

Philadelphia then officially welcomed 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.

With the young guys fully entrenched into the offseason workout program, here is an early ranking of the rookies by potential impact.

Eagles’ 53-man roster prediction ahead of OTAs

We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster projection ahead of the looming OTA sessions

Philadelphia did a solid job of retooling its roster after losing ten critical contributors during free agency.

Howie Roseman pivoted in free agency, focusing on replacing some of his lost starters via compensatory picks in 2024. 

He also used the first wave of free agency and the draft to add a replacement for just about every player that departed.

Throw in Nakobe Dean, Jordan Davis, and Cam Jurgens, and Philadelphia is stacked with depth at every key position that suffered attrition.

The Eagles have almost 90 players on the offseason roster after adding seven draft picks, and nine undrafted free agents.

With Phase Three of offseason workouts set to end and OTAs set to begin, here’s an updated 53-man roster prediction.

Projecting the roles for all seven of Eagles’ 2023 NFL draft picks

We’re predicting the roles and fits for all seven of the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 NFL draft picks.

The Eagles came away with seven talented players after the 2023 NFL draft, and the team received glowing grades from experts and analysts.

Philadelphia landed five total defenders and four real players in the trenches, landing Tyler Steen from Alabama in the second round.

With the young guys fully entrenched into the offseason workout program, here is an early projection of their roles and fits for this season.

Eagles sign Tyler Steen and Sydney Brown to rookie deals

The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signings of Tyler Steen and Sydney Brown, leaving Nolan Smith and Kelee Ringo as the only unsigned 2023 NFL draft picks

The Eagles have signed two more 2023 NFL draft picks to their rookie deals, inking offensive guard Tyler Steen, and safety Sydney Brown.

After some day two trade, Philadelphia ended up with multiple third round picks and they selected Steen (third round, No. 65 overall) and Brown (third round, No. 66 overall) with back to back picks.

Both players are now under contract, leaving Nolan Smith and Kelee Ringo unsigned.

Eagles 53-man roster prediction following 2023 NFL draft, rookie minicamp

We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster projection following the 2023 NFL draft, rookie minicamp

Philadelphia has done a solid job of retooling its roster after losing ten critical contributors on both sides of the football.

Howie Roseman adjusted in free agency, adding a replacement for just about every player that departed.

The Eagles have almost 90 players on the offseason roster after adding seven draft picks, nine undrafted free agents, and 19 tryout participants.

With Phase Two of off-season workouts beginning, here’s an updated 53-man roster prediction.