The new league year officially starts next week (March 11th) and the "legal tampering period” starts exactly one week from today (March 9th). We’ve already seen announcements of some trades that will be made official on March 11th (e.g. Montgomery traded by Lions to the Texans). Will use this thread to capture all Eagles-related free agency signings (players we sign, our own that sign elsewhere) and any trades we make. ___________________________________________________________________________

Offense: Get a seasoned play caller. Elevate the complexity of the passing game and start installing it in the Spring. Fortify the depth of the offensive line. This includes the heir at RT. Get tight ends who can block. Defense: Upgrade CB2 and add depth to the secondary. Contracts: Sign Phillips and maybe bring back one of Ojulari/Okoronkwo/Uche. Let Goedert, Blankenship, and Dean walk. I haven't figured out what to do about extending Carter, Davis, Ojomo, and Nolan. Pending free agen

Jihaad Campbell had offseason shoulder surgery. Will most a chunk of the offseason as he recovers. And they somehow get a salary cap credit from the Jaire Alexander trade. Additionally Alexander had to pay back $889K to the Eagles. NBC Sports Philadelphia Report: A strange resolution to Eagles-Ravens Jaire Alexa... Former NFL cornerback Jaire Alexander reportedly had to pay back money to the Eagles after retiring.

I keep reading articles that Blankenship (around $7M), Goedert (around $6M), and Dean (cheaper than we think because of injury history) that makes me think that moving on from them might not be necessary. I would hate to not resign any of these and then have to trade for someone or pay for lesser talent. Are you guys hearing the same thing? J Philips will obviously be expensive. Fred might fall into the same bucket. Would rather him $2M than pay a bad player $1.5M.

Curious to know what everyone thinks is going to happen with AJ this offseason. Does he get traded? Seems he was pretty checked out all season and was never more obvious than the WC game this past weekend. Maybe it is time for a change in scenery for him? Maybe they feel his attitude is disrupting team chemistry too much? Or do you think he is back, either because most of that nonsense seems to be overblown or just because the salary cap ramifications make it extremely difficult to do so (o

Thought this was a pretty cool thread on the old board.     Nigel Bradham signed by the Saints. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/07/30/nigel-bradham-signs-with-saints/  

Now no longer under contract in 2028. Likely frees up cap.