By Evan Macy

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The Eagles are 2-0, but the vibes in Philly are so-so.

Philly is winning ugly, and its offense is barely moving the ball.

Interestingly, it’s the defensive veterans they decided not to bring back who have been playing the best with their respective new teams so far this season — while the Eagles defense steps up as one of the best units in football.

Howie Roseman is among the elite GMs in all of sports, but even he gets it wrong sometimes. Which players are the Eagles missing the most this season? Here’s a quick roundup of how some recent former Eagles have fared so far through two weeks of games:

Isaiah Rodgers, CB, Vikings

The Eagles have some issues at outside corner opposite Quinyon Mitchell, and Rodgers seems like the one that got away. The 27-year-old signed a 2-year, $15 million (with $8 million guaranteed) contract with Minnesota this offseason, where he has played nearly every snap. In Week 2’s loss, he had four tackles, including one for loss. On the year, he’s allowed just two completions on six targets for 47 yards. For contrast, Adoree’ Jackson has been targeted 14 times, with nine completed passes his way for 137 yards.

Darius Slay, CB, Steelers

At 34, the Eagles likely cut ties with the former All-Pro at the right time. He’s playing every snap in Pittsburgh this season and has seven total tackles. He had a nice pass breakup in Week 2.

Milton Williams, DT, Patriots

Williams is doing his best to make good on the $104 million New England gave him this offseason. He collected two sacks against the Dolphins last weekend.

Mekhi Becton, OG, Chargers

Becton was a stud at guard last year in Philly, and he left for what was likely more money in Los Angeles. He’s been solid, keeping Justin Herbert safe — he’s yet to be credited for a sack allowed. Pro Football Focus is awarding Becton with a modest 56.8 overall grade so far.

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C.J. Gardner-Johnson, S, Texans

CJGJ had four tackles and a QB hit Monday night, and while he does find himself around the football quite a bit, he hasn’t been very good in coverage this season so far. Pro Football Reference is dinging him for a 118.7 QB rating against.

Josh Sweat, DE, Cardinals