Philadelphia Eagles 2025 Depth Chart: Howie Roseman's Latest Tweaks
The Philadelphia Eagles' depth chart has undergone significant changes, with several players vying for starting spots. At quarterback, Jalen Hurts is the top contender, but Tanner McKee and Sam Howell are also in the mix. The running back position features a mix of veterans like Saquon Barkley and rookies Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley.
In the passing game, A.J. Brown leads the depth chart, followed by DeVonta Smith and Darius Cooper. Xavier Gipson is listed behind Jahan Dotson, who is not currently part of the depth chart but was mentioned earlier as a potential contributor. Tight end Dallas Goedert remains a key player.
On the offensive line, Jordan Mailata starts at left tackle, with Landon Dickerson and Brett Toth providing backup options. Cam Jurgens is listed as center, while Drew Kendall takes on the role of guard. The right side of the line features Lane Johnson and Matt Pryor.
The defense has undergone significant changes, with Jaelan Phillips starting at edge rusher, followed by Nolan Smith and Josh Uche. Defensive tackle Jordan Davis leads a deep group of interior linemen, including Byron Young and Moro Ojomo.
In the secondary, Quinyon Mitchell starts at cornerback, while Kelee Ringo provides backup coverage. Nakobe Dean is listed as linebacker, with Jeremiah Trotter taking on a key role in the middle. Smael Mondon rounds out the linebacking corps.
The special teams unit features Jake Elliott as kicker and Braden Mann as punter. Cooper DeJean handles kickoff duties, while Will Shipley provides backup coverage on kickoffs. Xavier Gipson is listed behind Shipley as return specialist for punt returns.
As training camp approaches, the Eagles' depth chart will continue to evolve with injuries and other roster moves. For now, this is how Philadelphia's 2025 depth chart looks.
The Philadelphia Eagles' depth chart has undergone significant changes, with several players vying for starting spots. At quarterback, Jalen Hurts is the top contender, but Tanner McKee and Sam Howell are also in the mix. The running back position features a mix of veterans like Saquon Barkley and rookies Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley.
In the passing game, A.J. Brown leads the depth chart, followed by DeVonta Smith and Darius Cooper. Xavier Gipson is listed behind Jahan Dotson, who is not currently part of the depth chart but was mentioned earlier as a potential contributor. Tight end Dallas Goedert remains a key player.
On the offensive line, Jordan Mailata starts at left tackle, with Landon Dickerson and Brett Toth providing backup options. Cam Jurgens is listed as center, while Drew Kendall takes on the role of guard. The right side of the line features Lane Johnson and Matt Pryor.
The defense has undergone significant changes, with Jaelan Phillips starting at edge rusher, followed by Nolan Smith and Josh Uche. Defensive tackle Jordan Davis leads a deep group of interior linemen, including Byron Young and Moro Ojomo.
In the secondary, Quinyon Mitchell starts at cornerback, while Kelee Ringo provides backup coverage. Nakobe Dean is listed as linebacker, with Jeremiah Trotter taking on a key role in the middle. Smael Mondon rounds out the linebacking corps.
The special teams unit features Jake Elliott as kicker and Braden Mann as punter. Cooper DeJean handles kickoff duties, while Will Shipley provides backup coverage on kickoffs. Xavier Gipson is listed behind Shipley as return specialist for punt returns.
As training camp approaches, the Eagles' depth chart will continue to evolve with injuries and other roster moves. For now, this is how Philadelphia's 2025 depth chart looks.
I'm not sold on all these changes just yet... seems like they're trying to create too many moving parts on both sides of the ball. Jalen Hurts is still our QB1, but what about his backup? The running back situation is also a bit wonky - Saquon Barkley's veteran presence would be nice, but we can't count on him being healthy all season. And don't even get me started on these new edge rushers... Jaelan Phillips might have some potential, but Nolan Smith and Josh Uche are still solid backups in my eyes 
. I mean, it's not like the team was trying to shake things up or anything (just saying). Tanner McKee and Sam Howell must be super excited to fight for a backup role 
. On the bright side, Saquon Barkley is still got game 
. Can't wait to see how many injuries will shake up this depth chart again 
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. And can we talk about Saquon Barkley for a sec? He's been missing from the depth chart in passing games... what's going on with that 
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, another team trying to pretend like they've got it all together... like Jalen Hurts is actually gonna stay healthy 
, or that Saquon Barkley can keep up with the young bucks 
. And don't even get me started on the coaching staff, constantly tweaking and rearranging their depth chart like they're trying to confuse everyone 
It's gonna be a long season for the Eagles... 
meanwhile, can someone pls explain to me why Tank Bigsby is starting over Saquon Barkley? didnt Barkley have a pretty sweet rookie season 
, but you gotta respect his work ethic. I'm kinda excited to see Tanner McKee and Sam Howell battle for a spot, they both showed some promising things in pre-season games 
. Saquon Barkley is looking good at RB too, I love how Will Shipley is getting reps as well - could be interesting to see him take on more responsibilities 
. The D-line has some talented youngsters like Jaelan Phillips and Jordan Davis, they're gonna make some noise this season 
. Quinyon Mitchell at corner is a nice addition, I'm curious to see how he holds up against top receivers.
. Saquon Barkley is gonna be key in the running game, hopefully he can get going soon! 
Also, A.J. Brown better be on his game, our passing game needs that boost 
. But what's up with Xavier Gipson being listed behind Jahan Dotson? Is that just a strategic move or what?
. And I think that's what coaches like Howie Roseman do best - they find a balance between experience and innovation 
. But at the end of the day, it's not just about Xs and Os, it's about winning 