PHI

Eagles

NFC EastOFF: Wide ZoneDEF: Sound Multiple

1st Pick

#23

Scheme ConfidenceTier 2Partial Continuity

Sirianni returns as head coach, but the Eagles brought in Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator after Kevin Patullo's departure. Mannion has no playcalling history of his own, so his Wide Zone projection comes from his coaching tree connections to Sean McVay, Matt LaFleur, and Kevin O'Connell. The confidence is medium because we're relying on mentor fingerprints rather than Mannion's own data. There's potential for significant offensive evolution here - last season under Patullo, Philadelphia ran 77% shotgun with heavy no-huddle usage, but Mannion's mentors average just 53% shotgun and much less tempo. Defensively, Vic Fangio stays put with his empirical Sound Multiple scheme, providing high confidence and continuity on that side.

Positional Needs

EDGEHIGH

5.4

WRMODERATE

4.3

DBMODERATE

4.3

QBMODERATE

3.7

RBMODERATE

3.7

OLMODERATE

3.7

LBLOW

2.8

IDLLOW

2.6

TELOW

2.4

Coaching & Scheme

Head CoachNick Sirianni

Sean MannionNew

Vic Fangio

Wide ZoneMedium conf

Outside zone rushing, play-action, bootleg

Source: coordinator tree

Sound MultipleHigh conf

Multiple fronts, assignment-sound, zone coverage

Source: empirical

2026 Draft Capital

Rd 1

#23

Rd 2

#54

Rd 3

#98

Rd 4

#122

Rd 4

#137

Rd 5

#178

Rd 6

#215

Key Roster Moves

ADDED16

CBRiq WoolenSEA$12.0M

WRMarquise BrownKC$5.0M

LBArnold EbiketieATL$4.3M

QBAndy DaltonCARTRD$3.5M

DBJonathan JonesWAS$2.0M

LOST24

GBrett Toth→ SF

SSSydney Brown→ ATL

WRJahan Dotson→ ATL

ILBNakobe Dean→ LV

WRTerrace Marshall Jr.→ MIA

Roster Traits & Gaps

Arm Talent

600.02 gap

Scheme weight: 0.9×

Decision Making

590.03 gap

Scheme weight: 1.1×

Mobility & Playmaking

Scheme weight: 1.4× (critical)

Pocket Presence

560.04 gap

Scheme weight: 0.8×

Production Volume

490.11 gap

Scheme weight: 0.9×

Roster Overview

1 of 1 contributors

Jalen Hurts

Key Concerns

▸Zone scheme fit at running back sits at 48 out of 100, creating a fundamental mismatch with the projected Wide Zone offense that emphasizes lateral movement and stretch plays.

▸Receiving ability among running backs grades at just 11 out of 100, severely limiting the passing game versatility that modern offenses require.

▸Pass rush production at edge rusher averages only 40 out of 100 across the position, hampering the defense's ability to generate consistent pressure.

▸Zone coverage capability in the secondary grades at 49 out of 100, conflicting with Fangio's zone-heavy defensive principles.

▸Offensive line athleticism at 23 out of 100 raises questions about executing the movement-based concepts central to Wide Zone blocking schemes.

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