While Eagles fans are focused on Dallas Goedert’s future and new signings Kylen Granson and Harrison Bryant, one analyst believes an under-the-radar tight end could shock both veterans during 2025 training camp.

It felt like it took all night for the Philadelphia Eagles to make their first pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. That's because it did. No worries. Picking late is the cost of business for playing into February and winning a Super Bowl.

Signing Mukuba ahead of camp was high priority for the Eagles, who have a void at safety alongside Reed Blankenship after trading C.J. Gardner-Johnson to the Houston Texans in March. Third-year safety Sydney Brown is also expected to compete for the starting job.

But the Eagles are also facing some historical roadblocks en route to Santa Clara, host city of the next Super Bowl. More than a decade has passed since an NFC team went to back-to-back Super Bowls. The Seahawks of 2013 and 2014 are the last to do it.

The Super Bowl champion Eagles remain on top of our Power Rankings. Where do the Bills, Chiefs and Lions fit in?

Philadelphia Eagles' throwback tradition points to two marquee matchups for this season’s Kelly Green showcase

The tandem of Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata is named as their biggest strength. There's no surprise there. They've received praise all offseason, and deservedly so. Their biggest X-factors are Tyler Steen and/or Kenyon Green. Kelee Ringo is named as the nonstarter to know.