The Eagles need to find a solution to their defensive line problem

"I think that we have a lot of versatility there and that we have a really good linebacker room altogether,” Sirianni said, via Zach Berman of The Athletic. “We look at everything. We look at everything that we can do to help our team be as successful as we possibly can. So again, we'll see. I'm not going to talk through some of those things, obviously. I think you guys respect that with not giving opponents any information or anything like that. But really excited about the room. Excited to get Nakobe back in there rolling because we know the type of player he is."

Linebacker Nakobe Dean is currently in his 21-day window since getting activated from the physically unable to play list, and is supposed to play against the Giants on Oct. 26. If Dean can contribute against the Vikings this week, Sirianni could move Campbell around.

Jihaad Campbell could turn into a solid option for the Eagles at D-end 

Drafted in the first round (31st overall) out of the University of Alabama, Campbell could be a more productive player for the Eagles on defense as an edge rusher. Putting together a solid season so far with 22 solo tackles, one forced fumble and one interception, Campbell’s skill set suits him to move over. 

One of Campbell’s strengths is  his "burst and work-around ability to threaten as a rusher,” per NFL.com analysis Lance Zierlein, while his ability to read “the passing lane” could help him when getting after the quarterback. 

With the NFL trade deadline around the corner (Nov. 4), general manager Howie Roseman could also acquire someone to have a little extra insurance at the position if Campbell is unable to step up to the challenge or if the Eagles simply prefer to keep the rookie at his natural position.