Eagles mailbag: Could Howie Roseman acquire T.J. Watt from Pittsburgh Steelers?

The Eagles could have taken Kyle Hamilton. They selected Jordan Davis. Fran Duffy offers his scouting reports from 2022 and discusses what could have been for the Eagles with Zach Berman.

How would Eagles history be different with different draft picks? Zach Berman and Fran Duffy look at recent Eagles draft history to see what would have happened if the franchise took a different player. If the Eagles drafted Justin Jefferson, would they ever have landed DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown? There would not be a Nick Foles statue if Russell Wilson was the pick. But what about a Super Bowl? Who would the franchise quarterback have been if Ricky Williams was the pick?

You asked, we’ll answer. Zach Berman and Fran Duffy go through all your questions, ranging from whether T.J. Watt is an option for the Eagles to Fran’s draft rankings to Nakobe Dean’s long-term future — and some non-football questions mixed in.

In March, Zach Berman outlined how he would approach the Eagles' offseason. But Howie Roseman's decisions are the only ones that matter. How did they compare? A look at what overlapped (Zack Baun re-signing, the players they let leave) and where they differed (Jordan Davis’ fifth-year option, drafting an offensive lineman earlier) with Rich Hofmann and Berman.

While preparing for the Eagles’ 2025 season, Zach Berman and Fran Duffy take a look at bet365’s over/unders — along with some other numbers — to see which Eagles hit statistical benchmarks. The projections range from Jalen Hurts’ passing stats to Saquon Barkley’s rushing stats to A.J. Brown’s receiving stats to Nolan Smith’s sack production to Cooper DeJean’s interceptions.

Which starting 22 is better, the Eagles' or the All-Star Team made up of the best players from the Commanders, Giants and Cowboys? Jayden Daniels or Jalen Hurts? Dexter Lawrence or Jalen Carter? Lane Johnson or, uh, Josh Conerly Jr.? Zach Berman and Bo Wulf decide.

As part of our Jeff Stoutland Appreciation Day, Allison Stoutland joined the PHLY Eagles podcast to relive the winding road of being married to a football coach, from the lack of time with the family to the long string of relocations before finally settling down in Philadelphia, where Stout has earned the love of Eagles fans everywhere.

From Devonta Smith-Jahan Dotson conversation to Jalen Hurts’ ranking to the future of Lincoln Financial Field, Zach Berman and Rich Hofmann go through a series of topics with the Eagles, the NFL, and outside of football.

It’s a deep dive on the show today into Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland, widely considered the league’s best offensive line coach if not one of the best coaches in the NFL, period. With insight from Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson, Brandon Brooks and Todd Herremans, we explore what makes Stoutland such a secret weapon behind the Eagles’ success. Zach Berman, Bo Wulf and some special guests talk all things Stout, with insight from the very first NFL player Stout ever coached.

A lot has changed for Nick Sirianni over the past year as he went from a pariah on a short leash to the defending Super Bowl coach, thanks in large part to the contributions of the rest of his staff, including Vic Fangio as defensive coordinator and Jeff Stoutland along the offensive line. Where does the Eagles’ group rank among the league’s best in comparison to the likes of Sean McVay, Kyle Shanahan, Dan Quinn and Chip Kelly? Zach Berman and Bo Wulf rank it up.