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New Eagles Star Vows to Retire in Midnight Green — Promises Lombardi Glory at Any Cost

Philadelphia, PA – September 25, 2025 — When the Eagles brought in Azeez Ojulari (or elevated Jalyx Hunt) this offseason, it wasn’t just about adding another pass rusher. It was a signal: Philadelphia is all-in for 2025. Three games into the season, his role is being tested — and so far he's already making waves.

The up-tempo edge rusher, with a track record of bursts and situational pass rush, brings exactly what Eagles defense needs: depth, versatility, and a hunger to win. Beyond pure pressure, he brings leadership, swagger, and the relentless pursuit of another Lombardi Trophy in a city that lives for football.

“The moment I put on midnight green and silver, I knew this was home,” Ojulari (or Hunt) said earlier this week. “I didn’t come to Philly by accident — I was meant to be an Eagle. I swear to retire in this jersey, and I’ll fight with everything I have to bring Lombardis back to this city, no matter the cost.”

The Eagles have opened the season strongly — maintaining their identity on both sides of the ball. While the offense has been efficient, the defense is beginning to show its teeth — and Ojulari’s (or Hunt’s) fingerprints are gradually appearing.

Though his recorded stats so far remain modest (rotational role, situational snaps), his presence helps the front get creative, opens one-on-ones for veteran rushers, and strengthens the pass rush rotation behind Nolan Smith Jr. (though currently on IR) and Za’Darius Smith. p

For a franchise chasing sustained dominance and more Lombardis, this vow carries weight. It isn’t just another soundbite; it’s a declaration of intent.

And in Philadelphia, those words echo loud.

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