Eagles' Young Core Poised for Success

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The Philadelphia Eagles now bolst one of the youngest rosters in the NFL.

ESPN analyst Bill Barnwell recently ranked all 32 teams by average age and Philly landed

in the top five.

A few years back, when Nick Seriani first became head coach, the Eagles had one of the league's

oldest groups.

They've since retooled aggressively to build this fresh lineup.

A youth bring serious talent, including three all pro defenders, a strong back of running

back and a promising offensive lineman.

Fans are excited about the energy and potential these players add.

Key names.

25 years old or younger include second year linebacker Jihad Campbell, running back tank

Bixby and cornerback Kubrick Dejan.

Others like Jalen Carter, Quinyan Mitchell and Tyler Smith round out the group.

As training camp ramps up, this young core positions the Eagles for sustained success

in the coming seasons.

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