The Eagles will enter Week 1 with established starters at quarterback, running back, tight end, and at all five spots across the offensive line. The uncertainty centers on how Sean Mannion distributes snaps among his wide receivers and backup running backs.
Hurts remains the offense’s foundation, while Dalton is the safest projection for the No. 2 role because of his experience. Smith is the unquestioned No. 1 receiver. Brown, Wicks, Lemon and Moore give Philadelphia several ways to construct three-receiver packages. Lemon’s early role could depend on how quickly he regains full speed following his hamstring issue.
The offensive line remains one of the NFL’s best. Mailata, Dickerson, Jurgens, Steen and Johnson provide continuity, while Lampkin,
Kendall, Morris, Bell and Fred Johnson give offensive line coach Chris Kuper several developmental and experienced reserves. Goedert will lead the tight ends, with Mundt providing blocking experience and Stowers offering upside as a receiver.
The personnel gives Mannion enough flexibility to lean on Barkley while spreading the field or using multiple tight-end packages without changing the offense’s identity.
Projected depth chart
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Projecting Eagles’ offensive depth chart for Week 1 vs. Commanders
