Philadelphia Eagles sign DE Joshua Weru

Joshua Weru's three-year, $3.1M signing with Philadelphia earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI)—a fair-value deal that reflects his role as a depth defensive end without pretense or discount. At $1.03M annually, the Eagles are paying replacement-level edge-rush depth something close to market rate for that tier; Weru is not a bargain, but he is not overpriced either. The contract structure—modest AAV spread over three years—avoids the cap inflexibility that plagues overpaid depth signings, giving Philadelphia low-risk roster flexibility and the option to part ways without dead-cap consequences if his production doesn't justify retention. As an offseason depth addition during the preseason phase, this signing sits squarely in fair-value territory: the team is not betting big, the dollars are modest, and the expectation is straightforward rotational or reserve snaps rather than franchise-cornerstone production. The C+ verdict reflects a team making a sensible, unspectacular personnel move—the kind that builds depth without constraining future options or overstretching the budget on a fringe contributor.