The Philadelphia Eagles have made significant moves in free agency, signing seven players to one-year contracts aimed at revitalizing their roster. Among them are running back A.J. Dillon, tight ends Harrison Bryant and Kylen Granson, and edge rushers Azeez Ojulari and Josh Uche. These contracts are strategic, providing an opportunity for players looking to prove themselves after injury-plagued seasons or underwhelming performances.

Ojulari, previously with the Giants, is recovering from injuries but showcased his potential with six sacks in just 11 games last season. Dillon, joining to complement Saquon Barkley, aims to regain his form after missing last season with a neck injury. The Eagles' history of successfully integrating one-year players into their system, as seen with linebacker Zack Baun's transformation from a prove-it contract to a multi-year deal, serves as motivation for these newcomers.