Dillon was cleared to play after missing all of last season with a neck injury, and from afar, he has seen the style of football that Barkley and the Eagles play being a fit for him — and those quads.

Those might not be the most eye-popping statistics but joining this Eagles defense could be the best move of Jackson’s career. Defensive coordinator, Vic Fangio will find the right spot and put Jackson in positions to succeed. After all, as the 2024 season proved, playing for a poorly run franchise takes a toll on players.

Dillon is no Barkley, but he’ll fit in nicely now that backup running back Kenneth Gainwell has agreed to a one-year, $1.7M contract to join the Pittsburgh Steelers. A second-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, Dillon appeared in 60 games for the Packers, rushing for 2,428 yards and 16 touchdowns with another 763 yards and two scores through the air.