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Eagles’ major roster changes point to a possible rebuild

Eagles’ major roster changes point to a possible rebuild

The Philadelphia Eagles have made major changes during the 2026 season: offensive tackle Lane Johnson retired, and the team traded Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens to Baltimore.

The moves come two years after Philadelphia won its second Super Bowl.

The Eagles are now set to have two first-round and two second-round picks in the 2028 draft.

That stockpile of future picks, alongside the loss of key players, has led to speculation that general manager Howie Roseman is starting a rebuild.

The team has also struggled on offense, and its performance against Chicago raised questions about its intensity and leadership.

The extra draft picks give Philadelphia options for future seasons, but the team’s plans beyond this season are not stated.

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