The Eagles have recorded zero takeaways through two games of the 2026 season, but ESPN’s Tim McManus called the start a “mirage,” citing Philadelphia’s sixth-place ranking in opponent turnovers (47) over the past two seasons under coordinator Vic Fangio.
Philadelphia added former Pro Bowler Kenny Moore on Sept. 22. The article says Moore is unlikely to play safety, but his ability to fill an inside role could give Cooper DeJean a strong chance to move back there. It describes the outside cornerbacks as strong, while the safeties have struggled and the pass rush has been inconsistent.
McManus also expects a pass-rush boost when Jonathan Greenard returns from a pectoral injury. Greenard missed training camp, preseason and regular-season games so far; he practiced before Week 1 but has not been a full participant. The article gives no return date and says he may need to shake off rust; he played in 12 games last season.
