“Unveiling the Unstoppable: Why This Eagles Star is Poised for a Massive Payday!”

Imagine standing at the precipice of greatness, your team just basking in the glory of a Super Bowl win. Now, that’s precisely where the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves, and in the midst of this championship glow shines one player poised to seize the moment—Moro Ojomo. As he readies himself to step into a starting role—thanks to the departure of Josh Sweat—the buzz surrounding Ojomo is palpable. What’s it like to transform from a backup to a potential rising star in the NFL? Many young players would give anything for this kind of opportunity, and with a contract extension on the horizon after his third season, Ojomo might just cash in big! Join me as we delve into how this Nigerian-born defensive tackle, who started as a seventh-round pick, is gearing up to make his mark and possibly secure a financial windfall while bolstering that formidable Eagles defense. Could he be the unsung hero at the heart of their title defense? Let’s explore!

When a team wins the Super Bowl championship, it elevates the profile of its young studs and can put those young players in a position to earn a big payday.

For the Philadelphia Eagles, defensive tackle Moro Ojomo has spent his first two NFL seasons as a backup, but with Josh Sweat gone to the Arizona Cardinals, he is slated to move to defensive end as a starter, which will give him an opportunity to shine this fall.

Eagles reporter Eliot Shorr-Parks posted on X that Ojomo could end up getting a nice payday next offseason when he will be eligible for a contract extension following his third pro season.

“A player set to cash in big time next offseason is DT Moro Ojomo,” Shorr-Parks wrote.

A player set to cash in big time next offseason is DT Moro Ojomo

He will have finished his 3rd season, making him eligible for a new deal

He had similar pass rush numbers to Milton Williams last year. Now he should get even more pass rush snaps and is still only 23

— Eliot Shorr-Parks (@EliotShorrParks) April 2, 2025

Ojomo, who spent a good deal of his childhood in Nigeria, wasn’t a big-time starter at the University of Texas, but Philly saw enough potential in him to take him in the seventh round of the 2023 NFL Draft.

He got very few snaps as a rookie, but last year, he appeared in all 17 games and posted 20 total tackles (six solo) and five quarterback hits.

In four playoff games this winter, he had seven total tackles (five solo), two tackles for loss and 1.0 sacks as the Eagles won the Vince Lombardi Trophy with a blowout victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.

They got the job done with arguably the best defense in the league, and maintaining that defense will be one of the biggest keys to their hopes of repeating as world champions.

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