Eagles' projected depth chart following the initial wave of NFL free agency
We're weeks away from the first OTA sessions and the beginning of off-season workouts, but the Eagles' 2025 depth chart is starting to form after the initial wave of free agency.
April's NFL draft will add eight new players to the roster, and Philadelphia will likely sign 10-12 undrafted free agents. Still, with the bulk of the Super Bowl champion roster returning, the Eagles will open the season as an early favorite to hoist the Lombardi Trophy in back-to-back seasons.
With the initial wave of free agency underway, we're previewing what the depth chart would look like if the season kicked off today.
QB
starter --Jalen Hurts
2nd--Tanner McKee
3rd --Dorian Thompson-Robinson
FB
Starter--Ben VanSumeren
RB
Saquon Barkley --Starter
2nd-- AJ Dillon/Will Shipley
3rd--Tyrion Davis-Price
4th--Lew Nichols
WR
Starter --A.J. Brown
2nd --Johnny Wilson
3rd--Danny Gray
WR
Starter --DeVonta Smith
2nd--Elijah Cooks
WR
Starter--Jahan Dotson
2nd--Ainias Smith
TE
Starter --Dallas Goedert
2nd --Grant Calcaterra
3rd--Harrison Bryant
4th --EJ Jenkins
5th --Nick Muse/Cameron Latu
LT
Starter --Jordan Mailata
2nd--Darian Kinnard
3rd--Laekin Vakalahi
LG
Starter --Landon Dickinson
2nd--Trevor Keegan
C
Starter --Cam Jurgens
2nd-Landon Dickerson
RG
Starter--Kenyon Green
2nd--Tyler Steen
RT
Starter --Lane Johnson
2nd--Brett Toth
Edge Rusher
Starter --Nolan Smith
2nd --Bryce Huff
3rd--KJ Henry
DT
Starter --Jalen Carter
2nd--Thomas Booker IV
3rd- Gabe Hall
DT
Starter --Jordan Davis
2nd--Moro Ojomo
3rd--Byron Young
Edge Rusher
Starter --Jalyx Hunt
2nd --Joshua Uche
3rd --Ochaun Mathis
LB
Starter--Zack Baun
2nd-- Dallas Gant
LB
Starter --Jeremiah Trotter Jr.
2nd -- Nakobe Dean (injury)
3rd--Dallas Gant
CB
Starter --Kelee Ringo
2nd--Adoree' Jackson
3rd--A.J. Woods/Tariq Castro-Fields
Slot CB
Starter --Cooper DeJean
2nd --Adoree' Jackson
3rd--Parry Nickerson
CB
Starter --Quinyon Mitchell
2nd --Eli Ricks
Safety
Starter --Sydney Brown
2nd--Lewis Cine/Tristin McCollum
Safety
Starter --Reed Blankenship
2nd--Andre Sam
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