Eagles Ranked 11th, Despite Roseman's Aggressive Roster Moves

For NFL coverage, this is your March 20th update.

The Philadelphia Eagles landed at number 11 in the latest CBS sports NFL power rankings.

Analyst Pete Prisco pointed to their free agency losses, especially Edge-Rusher Jalen

Phillips, as a big hit to their past rush.

That kind of roster shake-up is nothing new for General Manager, Howie Roseman.

He stays aggressive, betting on long-term gains even after short-term setbacks.

Meanwhile, the Eagles have a pattern of riding high one year and facing doubts the next.

Fans feel the pressure after three wild car playoff exits in five seasons under coach Nick

Sireani.

Still, the team made the Super Bowl twice in that span, showing their upside around quarterback

Jalen Hertz.

Trade rumors swirl around wide receiver AJ Brown, but there's no real push to move him.

His role stays key in an offense built on big plays and physicality.

Many rankings like this rarely predict January results.

The Eagles have turned skepticism into success before, and they seem primed to do it again.