One would think the Eagles might slow things down after their primetime outing, but that's never been the way Howie Roseman and the Philly front office operate. On Friday, the team parted ways with rookie edge rusher Antwaun Powell-Ryland and brought in wideout Javon Baker to the practice squad.
That alone would qualify as a busy day, but the Eagles weren’t finished. Philadelphia followed it up by landing three-time Pro Bowler Za’Darius Smith, bolstering a defense that just keeps adding weapons.
The Eagles failed to sack Cowboys' QB Prescott Thursday night, partly down to the ejection of star defensive tackle Jalen Carter for spitting on the Prescott before the first snap.
For the reigning Super Bowl champs, it’s another splashy addition to a pass rush that needed reinforcements after losing players like Josh Sweat this offseason. Pairing Smith with fresh faces such as rookie Jihaad Campbell and veteran Josh Uche ensures the Eagles' front seven doesn't skip a beat. Another savvy, aggressive move by Roseman and company.