Moro Ojomo

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Sacks	Tkl	TFL
Career		42	6.0	61	4.5
2025		17	6.0	38	4
2024		17	0.0	20	0.5
2023		8

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This four-year, $3.9M deal for Moro Ojomo represents an exceptional value acquisition that earns an A CVI grade — essentially a steal for Philadelphia. The Eagles are paying depth piece money (under $1M AAV) for a versatile defensive tackle who brings legitimate NFL-caliber production at a fraction of what starting-quality interior linemen command in today's market. At just 25 years old with room for development, Ojomo fits perfectly into Philadelphia's defensive rotation while offering significant upside relative to his modest salary commitment. The contract structure is virtually risk-free with minimal guaranteed money ($100K), giving the Eagles maximum flexibility while locking up a contributing player through his prime years. Philadelphia's front office deserves credit for identifying and securing quality depth at a premium position without breaking the bank — this is exactly the type of shrewd roster building that allows teams to allocate resources elsewhere while maintaining defensive line depth that proved crucial during their recent playoff runs.

Performance Analysis

Moro Ojomo earns a D- grade as a young defensive tackle developing with the Eagles. Philadelphia's dominant defensive line creates both opportunity and fierce competition for young players trying to break through. Ojomo's limited snaps have shown a player with the physical tools to contribute on the interior, but the technique and consistency aren't refined enough for a regular rotation. The Eagles' development system could help him grow, but the timeline is working against him as more polished options compete for the same snaps. He's a developmental piece on a roster that demands immediate production.