The Philadelphia Eagles biggest need heading into the 2015 NFL Draft, outside of quarterback, is arguably their secondary. A unit that gave up the league’s fourth-most touchdown passes (29) and the second-most pass plays of 30 yards or more (25) in 2014, has experienced a major overhaul this offseason. Out are much maligned cornerbacks Bradley Fletcher and Cary Williams.
Also leaving town, everyone’s favorite safety Nate Allen, is now a member of the Oakland Raiders. That leaves the Eagles with holes at three positions in their secondary with only safety Malcolm Jenkins as the lone starter returning from 2014’s unit.