Chiefs, Eagles Prepare for Super Bowl with Free Agents on the Line

As Super Bowl LIX approaches, both the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs face significant roster changes, with a combined 35 players set to become unrestricted free agents by March. The Chiefs may need to replace seven starters, including key offensive and defensive positions, while the Eagles could lose five starters. Amidst these uncertainties, potential trade discussions are emerging, particularly around the Rams' Cooper Kupp, who could provide a much-needed weapon for Kansas City if they decide to pursue him despite concerns about his contract and injury history. Additionally, Chiefs safety Justin Reid is ranked as one of the top free agents entering the offseason, having developed into a versatile player with strong performance metrics over recent seasons. The Chiefs are also looking ahead to the draft, with projections suggesting they may select cornerback Azareye'h Thomas from Florida State. With significant decisions looming, both teams will need to navigate their future rosters carefully following the Super Bowl.