NFL Philadelphia Eagles’ roster comparison: 2022 vs. 2023 offense
The Eagles returned to the postseason in back-to-back years, making it to the Super Bowl, where they fell, 38-35 to the Chiefs.
Howie Roseman revamped the running back group, allowing Miles Sanders to join the Panthers in free agency, signing Rashaad Penny, and trading for D’Andre Swift.
With the 2023 regular season now just a week away, we’re comparing the rosters from last season and this current team on both sides of the football, starting with the offense.
QB
2022 | 2023 |
Jalen Hurts | |
Ian Book | |
The backup quarterback has changed with Marcus Mariota replacing Gardner Minshews. Tanner McKee won the third quarterback job over Ian Book.
RB
2022 | 2023 |
Miles Sanders | |
D’Andre Swift | |
Kenneth Gainwell | Rashaad Penny |
Trey Sermon | Boston Scott |
Kenneth Gainwell seems to have been promoted despite the Eagles adding D’Andre Swift and Rashaad Penny.
Trey Sermon has departed, while Boston Scott remains consistent.
WR
2022 | 2023 |
A.J. Brown | DeVonta Smith |
Quez Watkins | |
Greg Ward | PS(Britain Covey, Greg Ward, Devon Allen, Joseph Ngata) |
The Eagles’ holdovers are among the best in the league, while the team added Olamide Zaccheaus.
TE
2022 | 2023 |
Dallas Goedert | |
Tyree Jackson | Grant Calcaterra |
Jack Stoll | |
The Eagles aren’t as deep at the tight end position as they were two years ago, but the team has moved away from focusing on 12-personnel, and Dallas Goedert is now the star tight end.
Albert Okwuegbunam is a name to watch.
Offensive Line
2022 | 2023 |
Jordan Mailata | |
Jason Kelce | |
Landon Dickerson | |
Lane Johnson | |
Cam Jurgens/Jack Driscoll/Andre Dillard | Tyler Steen/Jack Driscoll/Fred Johnson/Sua Opeta |
The NFL’s deepest offensive line lost Isaac Seumalo and Andre Dillard, yet seemed to have upgraded.
Cam Jurgens returns, while Tyler Steen was drafted, and Fred Johnson earned an extension.
