The Philadelphia Eagles’ run game is roaring back to form, as backup runners like Will Shipley average five yards a carry and linemen such as Jake Majors, Drew Kendall, and Markel Bell make a strong case for the best depth in the NFL. With Sean Mannion emphasizing a ground-and-pound approach, the offense sets the tone despite only getting a glimpse with Andy Dalton under center. Could Saquon Barkley behind an energized front line unleash an even more dominant attack this season?
The Philadelphia Eagles’ run game is roaring back to form, as backup runners like Will Shipley average five yards a carry and linemen such as Jake Majors, Drew Kendall, and Markel Bell make a strong case for the best depth in the NFL. With Sean Mannion emphasizing a ground-and-pound approach, the offense sets the tone despite only getting a glimpse with Andy Dalton under center. Could Saquon Barkley behind an energized front line unleash an even more dominant attack this season?
On the other side of the ball, the Eagles face a glaring weakness: their cornerback depth is arguably the worst in the league. Kelee Ringo’s struggles and Shaun Wade’s letdowns leave major question marks, even as safeties like Cole Wisniewski, Andre' Sam, and Maximus Pulley inspire more confidence. Can the Eagles patch up their secondary woes, or will cornerback remain their Achilles’ heel in a high-stakes season?