For former Eagles players, some have truly hit the ground running with their new teams.
Josh Sweat has been a revelation for the Cardinals, racking up eight sacks in just a few months. His performance last week against the Seahawks, where he forced a fumble and recovered it, was particularly impressive. No other Eagles edge rusher has managed to match his production so far this season.
Meanwhile, C.J. Gardner-Johnson has landed on his feet with the Bears after being traded from Philly. He recorded two sacks and a forced fumble in their win against the Giants, showcasing his ability to thrive in new surroundings.
Isaiah Rodgers, on the other hand, has seen his numbers take a slight hit since joining the Vikings. However, he remains one of the better outside cornerbacks in the league, with 29 passes deflected and only two touchdowns allowed this season.
On the other side of the ball, Darius Slay is struggling to replicate his Eagles form with the Steelers. He has a relatively low QB rating against, which stands out compared to Quinyon Mitchell's more respectable figure.
The Patriots have made use of Milton Williams as their rotational defensive tackle, racking up 3.5 sacks and seven tackles for loss in just ten games this season.
Mekhi Becton is having a resurgence with the Chargers after starting eight games, protecting Justin Herbert's blind side effectively. His recent injury has kept him out of action, but he should return soon.
Bryce Huff is another player that the Eagles are rooting for, as his performance so far this season could impact their draft compensation. He currently boasts four sacks and is keeping up a solid pace.
Oren Burks has mostly operated as a special teams contributor with the Bengals, although he did record a pass deflection in his last game.
Thomas Booker IV had two tackles for the Raiders last week and played 43% of their snaps in Week 10. His recent move to Las Vegas was part of Jakorian Bennett's trade package.
Kenny Pickett has struggled to find consistency with the Raiders, throwing just three passes this season. He currently serves as Geno Smith's backup quarterback.
The Steelers have signed Kenny Gainwell as a rotational third-down back, where he will attempt to rebuild on his recent monster weeks. However, his role has since decreased, with him now averaging fewer than 36 scrimmage yards per game.
Darian Kinnard played just six snaps for the Packers in their tough loss to the Eagles last week. The former Eagles tight end Harrison Bryant is struggling with a very limited production of two catches and seven yards this season.
Lastly, Avonte Maddox will face his former team at nickelback and special teams units as he continues to operate as depth cornerback for the Lions.
Josh Sweat has been a revelation for the Cardinals, racking up eight sacks in just a few months. His performance last week against the Seahawks, where he forced a fumble and recovered it, was particularly impressive. No other Eagles edge rusher has managed to match his production so far this season.
Meanwhile, C.J. Gardner-Johnson has landed on his feet with the Bears after being traded from Philly. He recorded two sacks and a forced fumble in their win against the Giants, showcasing his ability to thrive in new surroundings.
Isaiah Rodgers, on the other hand, has seen his numbers take a slight hit since joining the Vikings. However, he remains one of the better outside cornerbacks in the league, with 29 passes deflected and only two touchdowns allowed this season.
On the other side of the ball, Darius Slay is struggling to replicate his Eagles form with the Steelers. He has a relatively low QB rating against, which stands out compared to Quinyon Mitchell's more respectable figure.
The Patriots have made use of Milton Williams as their rotational defensive tackle, racking up 3.5 sacks and seven tackles for loss in just ten games this season.
Mekhi Becton is having a resurgence with the Chargers after starting eight games, protecting Justin Herbert's blind side effectively. His recent injury has kept him out of action, but he should return soon.
Bryce Huff is another player that the Eagles are rooting for, as his performance so far this season could impact their draft compensation. He currently boasts four sacks and is keeping up a solid pace.
Oren Burks has mostly operated as a special teams contributor with the Bengals, although he did record a pass deflection in his last game.
Thomas Booker IV had two tackles for the Raiders last week and played 43% of their snaps in Week 10. His recent move to Las Vegas was part of Jakorian Bennett's trade package.
Kenny Pickett has struggled to find consistency with the Raiders, throwing just three passes this season. He currently serves as Geno Smith's backup quarterback.
The Steelers have signed Kenny Gainwell as a rotational third-down back, where he will attempt to rebuild on his recent monster weeks. However, his role has since decreased, with him now averaging fewer than 36 scrimmage yards per game.
Darian Kinnard played just six snaps for the Packers in their tough loss to the Eagles last week. The former Eagles tight end Harrison Bryant is struggling with a very limited production of two catches and seven yards this season.
Lastly, Avonte Maddox will face his former team at nickelback and special teams units as he continues to operate as depth cornerback for the Lions.
but you gotta wonder, is it because they're getting better or just adjusting to a new system? I mean, Josh Sweat's stats look impressive, but what about the rest of his team? Are they supporting him enough? And C.J. Gardner-Johnson's performance with the Bears is great, but let's not forget that he was traded away by Philly - how much is that affecting his mindset?
! Josh Sweat is on fire with those sacks, and C.J. Gardner-Johnson seems to have found his groove with the Bears 
, but Darius Slay's form has slipped a bit in Pittsburgh 
. On the O-side, Mekhi Becton is back to being rock solid with the Chargers, and Bryce Huff is looking like a draft winner 
! Love how some of these guys are making a strong case for themselves after leaving Philly 
i'm hyped 4 josh sweat & c.j gardner johnson 2 b doin so well w/ thir new teams! Sweat's sack count is insane 
even tho his numbers rnt as high as last yr. Darius slay on the other side of the ball, lol, he needs 2 get his form back ASAP 
I love how some players from the Eagles are killing it in their new teams! Josh Sweat is on fire 
, while Oren Burks is mostly contributing on special teams. It's gonna be interesting to see how Bryce Huff impacts the Eagles' draft compensation 
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. The Eagles need to get him signed to an extension ASAP, you feel me? 
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. He's keeping up that high level of play, and I'm hyped to see how he does when he gets back from injury 
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I mean, what's with all these new faces on the teams? It's like they're being replaced left and right! Josh Sweat is killing it out there, but I remember C.J. Gardner-Johnson as a solid corner for us Eagles 
. I'm curious about Thomas Booker IV, though - what's going on with him? And Kenny Pickett... 
poor guy can't catch a break out there.
. And I'm rooting for Bryce Huff to keep up this solid pace, it'll be interesting to see how it affects our Eagles' draft compensation 
And what's with everyone making a big deal about C.J. Gardner-Johnson adjusting to new teams? It's not like he was that important on the Eagles anyway... 
Plus, Isaiah Rodgers might be having a slight dip in numbers, but who doesn't love a good corner story? 
Meanwhile, I'm over here wondering when we'll see some real depth at the edge rusher position... 
. But hey, some of these guys gotta step up their game if they wanna be relevant in the NFL. I mean, Darius Slay's Steelers career is...interesting 
. Oh, and Avonte Maddox getting revenge on his former team? That's just petty 
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! But you gotta feel for Isaiah Rodgers, 29 passes deflected and only two touchdowns allowed this season? That's a solid player no matter what team he's on 
. Maybe it's time to rewatch some old Eagles games with him 
. And I love seein' players like Mekhi Becton and Bryce Huff break out 
. Isaiah Rodgers is still one of the best corners out there, but his numbers have taken a slight dip since joining the Vikings 
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