Eagles Sign Ebiketie: High-Effort Edge Rusher

For the NFL, it's March 20th. Here's what's happening.

The Philadelphia Eagles just signed Edge Russia Arnold Ebuchetti, a former second-round pick out of Penn State.

He actually visited the team during the 2022 draft process but ended up with Atlanta.

Ebuchetti stands out with his bend around the edge, a solid mix of past rush moves and a relentless motor that led to a 16.4%.

Pressure rate last season, ranking 10th in the NFL.

What makes him intriguing is his quick pressures with 42 of his 130 career ones coming within 2.5 seconds of the snap.

He fights through contact for second-effer wins, chases down runs from the backside, and drops into coverage comfortably, handling flats and tight.

Ends. Even in run-defense, he surprises by stacking up against poles and using his length effectively.

This fits right into Vic Fangio's defensive scheme, where edge players need to disguise drops and contribute across the board.

Fans and analysts see him as a high-effort piece that boosts the rotation, especially with his sideline to sideline pursuit matching the team's culture.

That said, finishing remains his biggest knock. He generates pressure but struggles to close for sacks due to a slight hesitation at the top of his.

Rush. His get-off can be inconsistent too, letting Tackle set early and at 250 pounds, he lacks the power to bull rush consistently.

Still, the upside looks real with better coaching, and he could carve out a meaningful role next season, turning those pressures into bigger plays for Philadelphia's front.