5 personnel moves that the Philadelphia Eagles must make this offseason

Philadelphia Eagles need to make some moves after losing in the divisional round of the playoffs. [Image Credit] Philadelphia Eagles - YouTube
Philadelphia Eagles need to make some moves after losing in the divisional round of the playoffs. [Image Credit] Philadelphia Eagles - YouTube

The Philadelphia Eagles offseason has officially started, after losing a heart breaker in New Orleans.

Don’t miss on the latest updates
Click on the topic that interests you to follow it. We will keep you updated with the news you shouldn’t miss.
Click to watch the video
Blasting News

The Philadelphia Eagles lost a heart breaker to the Philadelphia Eagles during their divisional round game over the weekend. It's been a year since the Eagles claimed the Lombardi trophy. The Eagles were lucky enough to even make it into the postseason, thanks to the strong performance of Nick Foles this season. As they head back home, the Eagles must resolve several situations that face them.

Next year's Eagles team will definitely be different than what fans saw this season. If they want to make a serious run back to the Super Bowl, they need to make several serious moves, and in doing so there are a few decisions they should make.

1

Consider QB trade offers

Philly does not need to trade away both Wentz and Foles; however their trade value is sky high this offseason. This year's incoming quarterback class in the NFL draft is the weakest in years, and QB-needy teams will be looking for starters, in other ways, whether it be free agency or trade. The Eagles are facing the option of declining Foles' team option, which would make him a free agent. They could also consider keeping Foles and trading away Wentz if the offers made were too good to pass up.

2

Keep Brandon Graham

Brandon Graham has been the Eagles strongest pass rusher and run defender. In 2018, he recorded four sacks but continued to put pressure on quarterbacks all season. Philly's cap situation is not good for keeping Graham. Graham may be willing to take a slight pay cut to continue his career with the only team he's played for.

Content sponsored by Outbrain