Fangio will have his hands full, trying to slow down Jayden Daniels as a runner and passer and contending with McLaurin, Zach Ertz and Noah Brown. But Fangio has traditionally done a good job limiting big plays with two-high-safety looks, lighter defensive personnel and occasionally using spies versus athletic QBs. Still, at some point or another, the Eagles’ DBs will be tested. Mitchell and Cooper have been upgrades over their predecessors, James Bradberry and Avonte Maddox, and the entire secondary has held firm, well-equipped with the likes of Darius Slay, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Reed Blankenship and the rookies.