What if the Eagles’ season started today?

If the season started today (and thank God it doesn’t), the Eagles starting 11 on both sides of the ball would have some pretty glaring holes. Rather than breaking down the positions of need one by one, here’s a look at where the depth chart stands, at this moment, right now.

With Todd Herremans, Trent Cole, Cary Williams and others cut, no contract (yet) for Jeremy Maclin or Brandon Graham, and Tuesday’s blockbuster trade of LeSean McCoy, this is what we are left with.

Notice a few particular weak spots in the defensive backfield, outside linebacker and wide receiver. The Birds also need an offensive lineman to replace Herremans, a running back to replace McCoy, and a d-lineman to replace Cole. Boy, that’s a lot isn’t it?

Lets hope the holes get filled — and soon.

Defensive backs:

LCB: Nolan Carroll (1 start in 2014)

SS: Earl Wolfe (spend most of 2014 on IR)

FS: Malcom Jenkins

RCB: Brandon Boykin

​Linebackers:

LOLB: Malcom Smith (zero career tackles)

RILB: MychaelKendricks

LILB: KikoAlonso

ROLB: Connor Barwin

​Defensive line:

LDE: Vinny Curry (out of position)

NT: Bennie Logan

RDE: Fletcher Cox

Quarterback:

Nick Foles (with no backup)

Running backs:

Darren Sproles

​Chris Polk

Wide receivers:

Jordan Matthews

Riley Cooper

Tight ends:

Zach Ertz

​Brent Celek

Offensive line:

LT: Jason Peters

LG: Evan Mathis:

C: Jason Kelce

RG: Allen Barbre

RT: Lane Johnson