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Philadelphia Eagles

0-0Power Rank#90

AI Summary

The Eagles enter 2026 reshaped after trading star WR A.J. Brown to New England and replacing longtime OC Kevin Patullo with first-time play-caller Sean Mannion, whose Shanahan-tree scheme (more under center, motion, and play-action) is a significant departure for Jalen Hurts. Nick Sirianni has also leaned into a new 'accountability' culture push amid persistent hot-seat chatter, while a hamstring-plagued receiver corps (DeVonta Smith, rookie Makai Lemon, Britain Covey) has been a training camp headache. Despite the turnover, oddsmakers still list Philadelphia among the NFC's top contenders (roughly +1800 Super Bowl odds), reflecting a roster that has won 11-plus games in four straight seasons even as it retools on offense.

Researched by Team Research Desk · last updated August 20, 2026

Key Storylines

  • New OC Sean Mannion (first-time play-caller, Shanahan tree) replaces Kevin Patullo, pushing Jalen Hurts toward more under-center snaps, motion, and play-action
  • Eagles traded WR A.J. Brown to the Patriots for a 2028 first-round pick and 2027 fifth-rounder; signed Marquise Brown and traded for Dontayvion Wicks, then drafted USC WR Makai Lemon in Round 1
  • New OL coach Chris Kuper takes over after Jeff Stoutland's departure, a major change for the run game
  • Nick Sirianni pushing a '100% alignment, 0% entitlement' accountability culture amid ongoing hot-seat scrutiny
  • Hamstring injuries have hit the receiver room hard in camp, and RB Elijah Mitchell was placed on IR ending his 2026 season

Injury Report

  • Elijah Mitchell · RB

    IR

    Placed on injured reserve, ending his 2026 season.

  • DeVonta Smith · WR

    Injured

    Dealing with a hamstring injury during training camp.

  • Makai Lemon · WR

    Injured

    Rookie dealing with a hamstring injury during training camp.

  • Britain Covey · WR

    Injured

    Dealing with a hamstring injury during training camp.

  • Danny Grey · WR

    Injured

    Dealing with a concussion in camp.

  • Quinyon Mitchell · CB

    Questionable

    Slow to get up after a collision in 1-on-1 drills; did not visit the medical tent, seen as an encouraging sign.