On Sunday night, the Philadelphia Eagles brought home Super Bowl LIX, beating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22. Now, both teams will face significant challenges this offseason, bringing back key players. The Chiefs could lose linebacker Nick Bolton and safety Justin Reid in free agency, while the Eagles might have to say goodbye to linebacker Zack Baun and edge Josh Sweat. Baun and Sweat were key pieces in the Eagles Super Bowl victory, with the 28-year-old linebacker coming up with a clutch interception that led to a Philadelphia score. Still, the play wouldn’t have been possible without Sweat getting pressure on Patrick Mahomes. It’s unlikely that Baun and Sweat will both return to the City of Brotherly Love this offseason, and Bleacher Report thinks Sweat could stay in the east and head up to New England. In Bleacher Report’s landing spots for Super Bowl LIX free agents, they have Sweat as a potential fit for the Patriots. “At 27 years old, Sweat will arguably be the best edge-rusher on the market, which signifies significant monetary value.” Bleacher Report stated. “Granted, the six-year veteran has never top 10 sacks in a regular season and has a significant injury history. But he’s fine now and good enough to dismantle the Chiefs when presented with a favorable one-on-one matchup. Sweat may not get as big of a deal as his free-agent status dictates typically, but he’ll still be highly sought-after.” Sweat has been in the NFL since 2018, spending his first seven seasons with the Eagles, and had a breakout performance in Super Bowl LIX, recording 2.5 sacks and two tackles for losses. The Patriots need to add another edge in free agency, and if they add Sweat, they could pair him up with Penn State’s pass rusher Adbul Carter with the No. 4 pick in this year’s NFL Draft.