Vic Fangio wants Eagles to secure Moro Ojomo's future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 2:09 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Vic Fangio expressed support for Moro Ojomo's long-term role with the Philadelphia Eagles, suggesting general manager Howie Roseman allocate resources for him. This commentary follows recent contract extensions for Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis, which secured their places on the team. Ojomo, a seventh-round draft pick from 2023, is set to become a free agent next March, and his performance has established him as a reliable player within Fangio's defensive rotation. The Eagles' commitment to Carter and Davis may complicate their ability to retain Ojomo amid salary cap limitations. Fangio's remarks highlight the potential challenges of managing multiple strong defensive players on the roster.
- •Vic Fangio supports keeping Moro Ojomo in long-term plans.
- •Eagles extended Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis recently.
- •Ojomo is entering the final season of his rookie contract.
- •Ojomo developed into a reliable part of the defense.
- •Managing the salary cap will be crucial for the Eagles.
- 2:09 PMYahoo Sports — Vic Fangio wants Moro Ojomo included in Eagles’ long-term plans
"Vic Fangio jokingly urged Howie Roseman to save money for Moro Ojomo after the Eagles extended Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis
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