Eagles' Off-Season Checklist

A year after winning the Super Bowl, the 9-7 Philadelphia Eagles made it all the way to the divisional round before bowing out to the New Orleans Saints. What do the Eagles need to do to get back to the Super Bowl?

• Resolve the Nick Foles Situation (done): Instead of the Eagles picking up Foles's $20 million option, Foles has elected to pay Philadelphia $2 million to void that option, making him a free agent. As a result, Foles signed a four-year, $88 million contract with Jacksonville. The Eagles could've gotten a draft pick or two out of the deal, but elected to let him walk instead. Nothing wrong with that since Carson Wentz is their future.
• Get a Defensive Tackle (partially done): With Haloti Ngata retiring in the most epic way, the Eagles need to find a defensive tackle to replace him. They signed Malik Jackson to a three-year contract, but can add in the draft as well. Ed Oliver is an option for Philadelphia if they go the defensive tackle route.
• Get Nigel Bradham a Partner in Crime at Linebacker: Adding a linebacker to accompany Bradham in the pass rush is a must for Philadelphia. The Eagles can also use their first round pick on the position to add an old school crusher if they desire.