Following a series of departures from their once formidable roster, the Philadelphia Eagles have lost a key offensive player, Mekhi Becton, to the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers secured Becton on a two-year deal worth $20 million, where he is expected to play right guard. Becton, who allowed only three sacks and 22 pressures in the previous season, was crucial to the Eagles’ offensive line, which now must adjust as they compete for the right guard spot with Kenyon Green and Tyler Steen.

While the Eagles only lost one offensive starter from their Super Bowl-winning team, they face significant changes on defense, losing four starters. The addition of Green, traded for from the Houston Texans, aims to fill Becton's void and bolster the offensive line. Green’s past performance indicates potential, allowing five sacks and 28 pressures last season, but the Eagles’ offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland’s influence may help elevate his game to match Becton’s previous impact.