Here are five questions the Eagles face at this point in the offseason, which has been defined by some roster turnover. How much more of it is to come?

The Eagles invested in linebacker with the offseason re-signing of Zack Baun, but could use some depth at the position with the draft offering them some possibilties.

The Birds add another member of the Georgia Bulldogs to their secondary, plus they find answers at interior defensive line and tight end.

Milroe, who accounted for 36 touchdowns this season, says he can learn from Hurts when it comes to developing further as a passer.

Which positions will the Eagles target in the NFL draft? The NFL scouting combine may have provided some clues.

William & Mary offensive lineman Charles Grant had a formal meeting with the Eagles, and the interest is intriguing.

McCord (St. Joe's Prep) and Howard (Downingtown West) are both expected to be mid-round picks in April's draft.

The Eagles have done their homework on tight end prospects. Gunnar Helm out of Texas likes what he's seen from the Eagles.

Carter, who could be the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft, has stress reaction in his right foot that won’t require surgery, according to a source.

Carter, the former La Salle College High School and Penn State star, believes he's the best player in the country. As such, he's extremely unlikely to be able to keep rooting for the Eagles.

In addition to Carter (La Salle), Will Howard (Downingtown West), Kyle McCord (St. Joseph's Prep), Jihaad Campbell (Timber Creek), and Donovan Ezeiruaku (Williamstown) could be drafted early.

From Penn State's Abdul Carter to Ohio State's Josh Simmons, there are several players Eagles fans should know before the combine starts. Here's how — and who — to watch this week in Indy.

With the upcoming NFL scouting combine, the Eagles could target an offensive tackle as an heir to Lane Johnson or a prime edge rusher in the draft.

The Giants and Raiders find their quarterbacks of the future, while the Birds add a talented pass rusher from Ole Miss to bolster their already strong D-line.