Predicting the Eagles' biggest strengths, weaknesses in 2025

Weakness: Covering No. 2 wide receivers

The Eagles feel confident in their ability to shut down No. 1 receivers and slot WRs behind second-year stars Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, but the second outside cornerback spot could be a weak spot. 

Neither Adoree' Jackson nor Kelee Ringo has stepped up to firmly win the job, so general manager Howie Roseman traded for Jakorian Bennett and signed Eli Ricks to the practice squad for more options.

Strength: Linebacker play

The linebacker room isn't typically a strength on a Roseman roster, but that's surely the case in 2025. Roseman found a diamond in the rough in Zack Baun, who recorded 151 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and five forced fumbles en route to a first-team All-Pro nod. 

Right behind him is rookie first-round pick Jihaad Campbell, who's been lighting it up in training camp and looks to be a star in the making. 

Weakness: Pass rush

Philadelphia finished the regular season with only 42 sacks last year, 19 of which came from players who are no longer on the roster. With Josh Sweat and Milton Williams gone, the Eagles will be forced to rely on young pass-rushers Nolan Smith, Jalyx Hunt and Moro Ojomo to make big leaps in 2025. 

Relentlessly pressuring Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes was a major reason why the Eagles dominated Super Bowl LIX, but they likely won't be as effective at getting to the quarterback in 2025.