Last offseason, the https://www.commandersday.com/collections/doug-williams-jersey ' defense underwent a major makeover. They had won the Super Bowl, but they had a lot of changes, and it may have proven to be a bit too much upheaval to reach their maximum potential in the 2025 NFL season. That makes this offseason a crucial one. The Eagles have a chance to start building the defense back up a bit. One player who could help do that is cornerback Montaric Brown, a free agent from the . in a new article on Friday that the Eagles will sign Brown in free agency, and that it'll cost $30 million total acro s a three-year contract. "A surprisingly buzzy name at last week's combine, the 26-year-old Brown should draw interest from multiple teams," Graziano writes. "He pulled in two interceptions last season in Jacksonville. And he should land a strong deal from a team looking for CB help but unwilling or unable to spend in theRiq Woolen/Jaylen Watson/Jamel Deanend of the market." MORE: That age of 26 years old for Brown also helps his cause. When NFL teams are signing free agents, they appreciate the chance to snag a guy a bit on the younger side. Brown would still be on the right side of 30 by the time a three-year deal was over. The Eagles have Quinyon Mitchell as a proven cornerback, and they've got Cooper DeJean who can move all over the secondary. Brown, though, would add help at a position that you can never have enough talent at in the modern NFL. And if he costs just $10 million per year, that's a favorable deal for the Eagles. More NFL news: https://www.commandersday.com/collections/tyler-owens-jersey

The prediction makes sense in the context of how the Eagles build their roster — they've consistently prioritised the secondary and invested in corners who fit their scheme rather than chasing the top of the market. What determines whether a $10 million per year deal is actually good value isn't the player's production alone but how he fits the coverage concepts, since a corner who excels in press man can look ordinary in a zone-heavy system. Also worth noting is that cornerback is one of the positions where scheme fit and coaching matter more than raw athleticism. There's a discussion on https://winner-islands.org.uk about roster building where fit matters more than talent on paper — the point about scheme determining value was well-made. Would you make that signing?