The Philadelphia Eagles have recently concluded a fan voting initiative, revealing which players supporters want to see on the roster for the 2025 season. The poll analyzed every prominent player on the Eagles’ roster, showcasing the percentage of votes in favor of each athlete remaining with the team.
The results indicate strong support for several key players, with notable disparities among different positions.
Quarterback and Running Back Support
At the quarterback position, Tanner McKee led with an impressive 87.5% of fans voting for him to stay. Jalen Hurts, despite being the starting quarterback and a recent Super Bowl MVP, received 79.7% of votes. This marks a significant dip from his previous popularity, raising questions about fan perceptions following the past season. Sam Howell garnered only 18.9% support.
In the running back category, Tank Bigsby emerged as a fan favorite with 97.8% voting for him to remain, while Saquon Barkley received 94.6% of “stay” votes. Barkley, despite a lackluster season, remains a highly regarded player. The votes for Will Shipley stood at 70.9%, while A.J. Dillon only managed a mere 4.9% of support.
Wide Receivers and Other Positions
Among the wide receivers, DeVonta Smith dominated the votes with an impressive 98.9%. His teammate Darius Cooper followed with 83.2%, while A.J. Brown only received 52.9%, indicating a possible divide in opinions about his future with the team.
The tight end and fullback votes revealed Cameron Latu leading with 77.8%, a surprising outcome given expectations at the start of the season. Dallas Goedert, a prominent name in the position, received 64.7% of support.
In the offensive line, Jordan Mailata enjoyed a remarkable 98.8% support rate, while Lane Johnson received 94.9%. The latter’s lower vote percentage puzzled some fans, as he is generally regarded as a top performer.
Defensively, the edge defenders saw Jalyx Hunt with a striking 98.6% of votes, while Jordan Davis received 98.9% from fans on the interior defensive line. The linebacker category showcased strong support for Zack Baun at 98.0%, while cornerbacks Cooper DeJean and Quinyon Mitchell received 98.9% and 98.7%, respectively.
In the specialist category, Braden Mann earned 87.4%, but Jake Elliott‘s support significantly dropped to 27.5%, reflecting a decline in fan confidence after two challenging seasons.
Overall, the fan voting results provide a clear picture of player popularity as the Eagles look ahead to the 2025 season. With fans weighing in on their preferences, the front office will have valuable insights into the roster decisions that lie ahead.
