CJ Gardner-Johnson is gone once again. For the cornerback, Philadelphia acquired a potentially important lineman.

The Philadelphia Eagles have some star pending free agents expected to hit the open market this week, and one NFC teams stands above the rest as a competitor for their services.

While nearly the entire Eagles offense will be returning in 2025, Philly had to make some tough decisions on defense.

The Arizona Cardinals sign former Eagles edge rusher Josh Sweat to a four-year, $76.4 million deal, continuing Philadelphia's defensive exodus.

NFL free agency doesn’t officially start until Wednesday, but that didn’t stop the rest of the league from poaching members of the Philadelphia Eagles’ defense during Monday’s "legal tampering” period.

With free agency rapidly approaching, Milton Williams has been urged to leave the Eagles to play for his former defensive coordinator.

Originally picked in the fourth round of the 2018 Draft, Sweat grew into one of the more complete and dependable edge rushers in the league. Over the years in Philadelphia, Sweat has recorded 43 sacks including a team-high eight this past year for the Super Bowl champs.

The Arizona Cardinals are in prime position to pursue a dominant threat along the defensive front. Though they need both edge and interior reinforcements, one high-profile free agent is a move that "makes sense," according to a major NFL outlet.

Prioritizing who stays and who goes are tough off-season decision that the Philadelphia Eagles have had to make, but according to one NFL analyst, they’ve made the right calls.