2) OT Andre Dillard. Dillard had a bad rookie season (and not just at RT), before being lost for the season in 2020 with a torn biceps. His stock isn’t exactly high at the moment. Earlier this week we published a review of Jordan Mailata’s 2020 season, and came to the conclusion that Mailata is a better football player right now than Dillard. Mailata is also a year and a half younger, and presumably has more upside given that his first non-exhibition football game ever occurred fewer than eight months ago. So if we’re penciling Mailata in as the starting LT, Dillard is little more than a backup LT on this roster. Can he play somewhere else instead if need be? Eh, probably not. The Eagles can’t trust him to be a swing tackle because he proved in 2019 that he was a disaster at RT. He is also a bad candidate to move inside to guard, because his biggest flaw is that he struggles anchoring against power. Some of the nastier DTs in the league would eat him alive in there. So it’s seemingly LT or bust. What kind of compensation could the Eagles expect in return? While he may very well be “LT or bust,” and at this point I’d lean bust, it’s not as if Dillard has no worth, especially considering Mailata landed on IR in each of his first two seasons in the NFL, despite not playing a single snap. It’ll also cost the Eagles more on the cap to trade Dillard than to just keep him, so they’d have to get something worthwhile in return. They’d probably gladly take, saaaayyy, a fourth-round pick in 2022 for him. I think that would be the best they could hope for.