Josh Sweat leads the Arizona Cardinals with 5 sacks while Bryce Huff tops 49ers in pressures and sacks.
Former Eagles edge rusher Josh Sweat leads the Arizona Cardinals with five sacks, which is just four fewer than Philadelphia has as a team through six weeks.the franchise’s second Super Bowl title in eight years.
“I know that the season really starts with the front office and that starts with me,” the Eagles general manager said. “And so when we have good offseasons, it usually leads to success during the regular season. And so I think that’s our responsibility and that’s my responsibility and we’ve seen it. The three best years we’ve probably had as a front office has led to three Super Bowls.”team desperate to become relevant again, we are left with some serious doubts about Roseman’s most recent offseason work.has talked this week about rebounding from adversity, I couldn’t help but wonder how many of the Eagles’ issues have to do with talent rather than scheme and execution. Siranni has been adamant about not assigning blame for what took place during the Eagles’ losses to the Giants and Denver Broncos. “It’s always about finding solutions,” he said. “We feel like we did some of that” .We have to wait until Sunday when the Eagles play a road game against the Minnesota Vikings to see if Siranni, his coaching staff and the players have indeed figured some things out or if the problems go deeper than simply executing better.said after the Eagles’ loss against Denver. “We don’t have a capability issue. We know what we’re capable of. We’re just not doing those things yet. But we will.” Things didn’t change four days later against the Giants. In fact, they got worse. The offense looked good in the first half, then disappeared in the second half. The defense never showed up. The injury concerns grew larger, testing the team’s depth, especially on the defensive side of the ball. “We always want to stay the process,” Sirianni said. “There are times the ball bounces a certain way, and you don’t win the game, or you don’t coach well enough, or you don’t play well enough.”This, however, could be one of the times when Roseman didn’t GM well enough in the offseason and if that’s the case it makes the job of the coaching staff and players extremely difficult. It’s no secret, of course, that Roseman went about his business a little bit differently during the offseason. Ownerand absorb dead money has served as an asset for the Eagles, but it impacted the way Roseman operated at the start of the new league year in March. With an approaching need to pay core players like defensive tackle Jalen Carter and some other, the general manager cleared some payroll, resulting in the exits of valuable veteransthe Eagles wanted to pay, but he got a two-year deal from the Vikings worth up to $15 million and he decided to take it, leaving the secondary without three of its most vital contributors from last season.started the next three games. Ringo, however, struggled mightily against the Giants and was benched after two series by defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. His time on the sideline only lasted a couple of plays because Mitchell suffered a second-quarter hamstring injury and did not return. Mitchell was out on the practice field for the team stretch Wednesday and he was listed as a limited practice participant. With or without Mitchell, the Eagles are weaker at cornerback this season than a year ago because of the absence of Slay and Rodgers.has stepped in as the starter there and he had a half sack and huge interception in Week 2 against Kansas City. But he has struggled in recent weeks, including a missed tackle that led to a Giants’ touchdown in Week 6. After finishing first in pass defense a year ago, the Eagles are 12th in that department this season.Sweat leads the Arizona Cardinals with five sacks and 21 pressures, which would be tied withfor the team lead in Philadelphia. Huff, meanwhile, has 19 pressures and three sacks in San Francisco. He leads the 49ers in both categories and those numbers would lead the Eagles’ edge rushers, too., DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and “the best offensive line” in the NFL could build upon the success they have last season.Maybe Roseman can find help before the Nov. 4 trade deadline. That’s the last big order of business a GM can conduct to help his team’s roster. Right now, it appears as if Roseman’s offseason decisions are having a negative impact on what’s happening with the team during the 2025 season. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our
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