Overview
- The Eagles’ defensive coordinator, Vic Fangio, said on Thursday that the team should “save some money” for Moro Ojomo, publicly flagging him as a player the coaching staff wants to keep.
- General manager Howie Roseman has also praised Ojomo’s value to the position group, describing him as an important part of the defensive line’s long-term makeup.
- Ojomo is in the last season of his rookie deal and can become an unrestricted free agent next March, which sets up a likely extension or free-agency choice this winter.
- Ojomo rose from a 2023 seventh-round pick to a productive rotational tackle, producing 38 tackles and 6.0 sacks in 2025 and showing interior pass-rush versatility.
- Philadelphia’s offseason commitment of roughly $230 million in new money to Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis reduces cap flexibility and increases the risk that Ojomo could price himself out of staying in Philadelphia.