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Cayden Steele

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Chronic pain left Eagles star ‘behind the eight-ball’ last year — now he feels ‘so much better’ Original

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By Cayden Steele Verified
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For all the talk about how the Eagles’ new scheme will make the offense better this season, those improvements won’t happen if Philadelphia’s offensive line struggles with injuries and doesn’t play well. The Eagles’ offensive line struggled last year, and in particular, center Cam Jurgens and offensive guard Landon Dickerson played poorly at times due to injuries. Jurgens played through knee pain from an injury and back pain from offseason surgery.
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Eagles believed young player was ‘shaky’ at times last year: Now they’re ‘really pleased’ Original

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By Cayden Steele Verified
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The Eagles’ biggest competition during training camp will be at safety, and that position is also their most glaring weakness heading into the 2026 season. After losing veteran Reed Blankenship to the Houston Texans in free agency this past March, the Eagles are left with second-year safety Drew Mukuba as their top starter; he still has a lot to prove after an inconsistent rookie season. At the other safety spot, Marcus Epps and Michael Carter II will compete for the starting job.
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Eagles star retains trust after a down year, but coach warns: ‘There’s a line we cannot cross’ Original

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By Cayden Steele Verified
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After his first three years in the NFL, Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter can best be described as tantalizing. Carter has, at times, been one of the NFL’s best defensive players, but he has also disappeared in certain games and has been inconsistent for stretches of a season. That conundrum could make the Eagles hesitant to give Carter a top-of-market contract extension, which would now be $36 million per year.
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