Five reasons why Eagles will repeat as Super Bowl champions

Ever since Hurts became the full-time starter in Philadelphia, winning has become synonymous with the Eagles culture. Through four seasons, Philly is 43-13 in Hurts' starts since 2022, including the playoffs. Hurts has also carried the team to two Super Bowl trips -- scoring three-plus touchdowns in each outing.

With him at the helm, the Eagles always have a chance to win, and the Super Bowl LIX MVP is the biggest reason the Eagles could repeat as champions. 

Saquon is just getting started

Saquon Barkley enjoyed a season for the ages in Philadelphia. The former Penn State standout, who celebrated his 28th birthday on Super Bowl Sunday, set a record for most rushing yards in a single-season (including the playoffs) and helped the Eagles capture the Lombardi Trophy.

For as good as Barkley has been in his historic 2024 season, his debut season in Philly may just be a preview of what's to come. 

Philly's defensive line will continue to evolve

The Eagles' stout defensive line was one of the primary reasons they emerged victorious in Super Bowl LIX. All night long, the defensive line gave Mahomes fits as they constantly flushed him out of the pocket and recorded numerous sacks. Josh Sweat notched 2.5 sacks on Sunday, followed by Milton Williams with two. Jordan Davis got one and Jalyx Hunt recorded a half-sack.

Impressively, aside from Brandon Graham, no member of the Eagles defensive line is above 30 years old, highlighting that the youthful, talented bunch could be a force for years to come. 

Nick Sirianni may have discovered the magic formula

Like his quarterback Hurts, Sirianni is often criticized by media outlets despite his impressive track record in Philly. Sirianni holds a career record of 54-23, which is the best win percentage (70.1 percent) among active coaches.

He's also pioneered the team to two Super Bowl berths, proving that he can win in the regular and postseason. Next year, with yet another year of experience under his belt, Sirianni could spearhead a championship repeat season in Philly.

Howie Roseman is never done retooling

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman is widely-regarded as one of the most active front office executives in the business. Whether it's swinging trades or signing impactful free agents, Roseman leaves no stone unturned in his quest to assemble the best Eagles roster possible. 

Now, even after winning Super Bowl LIX, Roseman is not likely to be satisfied and will almost assuredly be looking to add more ammo in Philly. That additional firepower could come in the form of Myles Garrett, who recently listed Philly as an ideal trade destination, or someone not currently linked to Philly. Either way, Roseman has proven himself capable of constructing championship teams and could do so again next season.