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

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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.

What's left for the Eagles to do in free agency? The Eagles certainly have pressing areas of need, but will they fill them with more free agents? By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Mark J. Rebilas/Imagn Images Howie Roseman and the Eagles still have work to do in free agency. Before the start of free agency we ranked the top five short-term positional needs for the Eagles to fill with competent players so they didn't have to reach for needs in the draft. We identified tight end, edge defender

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/  

Eagles adding veteran edge rusher with upside in free agency The Eagles are signing veteran edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie to a one-year deal worth up to $7.3 million. By Dave Zangaro • Published March 12, 2026 The Eagles are adding a veteran edge rusher with some upside in free agency. With a clear need at the position, the Eagles have reached a one-year contract agreement with former Falcons second-round pick Arnold Ebiketie, NBC Sports Philadelphia has confirmed. The one-year deal, first repo

Dallas Stays in Philly Posted March 15th, 2026 Finally. No more moving deadlines. The Eagles and Dallas Goedert finally got things figured out on Sunday. Re-signing Goedert was the smart move. It adds a quality TE to the roster. Just as importantly, it saves the Eagles from taking a big cap hit of dead money. Let’s talk about Goedert the player. He went 60-591-11 last year as a receiver. He was outstanding in the red zone. For all of Kevin Patullo’s faults, red zone creativity wasn’t one of

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

In Roob's Observations: Making the case for the Eagles trading A.J. Brown Trade talk around A.J. Brown, excitement about Riq Woolen and more Eagles offseason thoughts. By Reuben Frank • Published March 15, 2026 1. I love A.J. Brown the player when he’s at the top of his game and mentally locked in. As far as pure talent, he’s up there with Mike Quick and T.O. as one of the most gifted modern-era WRs we’ve ever seen here. That said, the player we saw last year was not at the top of his game, and

5 takeaways from Riq Woolen's introductory press conference with Eagles New Eagles cornerback Riq Woolen was introduced to Philadelphia in a news conference on Thursday afternoon. By Dave Zangaro • Published March 13, 2026 The first thing that stands out about Riq Woolen? He’s tall. Really tall. The Eagles’ newest cornerback is every bit of 6-foot-4 and that was obvious as he walked toward the stage on Thursday in the auditorium at the team’s Jefferson Health Training Complex. We could see h

Howie the Juggler Posted March 14th, 2026 Howie Roseman is a great general manager. He’s made some terrific trades over the years. He has had some great draft picks. He’s also done a really good job with free agency signings. Howie and his staff have done a great job of working the salary cap to give the Eagles every advantage. All this work led to three Super Bowl appearances and two wins over the last decade. Right now Howie is facing a couple of very tough situations. He’s got the AJ Brown

Report: Eagles keep inquiring about Vikings pass rusher Jonathan Greenard After missing out on some top-level edge rushers, including retaining Jaelan Phillips, the Eagles are reportedly pursuing a trade for Vikings pass rusher Jonathan Greenard. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Mark J. Rebilas/Imagn Images Howie Roseman has his eyes on Vikings LB Jonathan Greenard. The Eagles really need help in the pass-rush department after Jaelan Phillips left them to agree on a free-agent mega deal with

FREE AGENTS Unrestricted: Jaire Alexander, Tariq Castro-Fields, A.J. Dillon, Marcus Epps, Brandon Graham, Charley Hughlett, Adoree' Jackson, Fred Johnson, Ogbo Okoronkwo, Ben VanSumeren After 2026 Unrestricted: Jakorian Bennett, Tank Bigsby, Sydney Brown, Grant Calcaterra, Jalen Carter (if option isn't picked up), Arnold Ebikete, Dallas Goedert, Jonathan Jones, Tanner McKee, Johnny Mundt, Moro Ojomo, Kelee Ringo, Nolan Smith (if option isn't picked up), Tyler Steen, Tariq Woolen After 2027 Unr

The cap went up 7.9% for next year to 301 million. Assuming a similar increase for 2027, that would make it 325 million. 60 million would comprise 18 1/2 % of the cap for two players at the same position, with that percentage expected to decrease as the cap continues to rise If you're offered two 1s a 2 and a good player, or something similar, do you make the deal? Or do you sign Carter for $140 million for 4 years with 80 guaranteed?

5 thoughts on Eagles' addition of Riq Woolen in free agency Here are five thoughts about the Eagles' addition of Riq Woolen in free agency on a one-year deal. By Dave Zangaro • Published March 11, 2026 The Eagles made a splash on Tuesday when they landed former Seattle cornerback Riq Woolen on a one-year deal that’s reportedly worth up to $15 million. After a very quiet Day 1 of free agency, that was a big addition on Day 2 and will bolster a secondary that already has a couple of All-Pros in

Double Dip at TE Posted March 10th, 2026 Howie Roseman didn’t stop after signing CB Riq Woolen earlier today. He went right back to work, adding a pair of TEs to the roster. The Eagles signed Johnny Mundt, who was just cut by the Jags. Mundt is 6-4, 243 so he’s not the biggest guy in the world, but he is a good blocker. Yes, you read that right. The Eagles finally signed a blocking TE. Howie admitted he needed to re-think the way the TE room had been built in recent years. They needed a blocke

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Welcome back everyone.  I want to give a big thank you to @VaBeach_Eagle for making this happen.   He (and I, to a lesser extent) has worked his butt off over the past week to make this happen. And I can promise you, we did our best to get this place set up to mirror the old board for as smooth of a transition as possible.   But as you all know, new boards, new problems.  In between scrambling to get all the new registrations validated and checking reports, I'll be looking in

Report: A strange resolution to Eagles-Ravens Jaire Alexander trade Former NFL cornerback Jaire Alexander reportedly had to pay back money to the Eagles after retiring. By Dave Zangaro • Published March 12, 2026 The biggest NFL headline this week was about the Ravens nixing their trade to acquire edge rusher Maxx Crosby from the Raiders for two-first round picks. That might have brought this latest news to light. During the 2025 season, the Eagles made a trade with the Ravens to acquire corne

Thought I'd get a thread started to track the players the Eagles meet with leading up to the draft. I'll update this post as more are announced. Fred Davis II (CB - Northwestern) - met with him at the Senior Bowl (also met with him twice at the Hula Bowl) Kejon Owens (RB - Florida International) - met with him at the Senior Bowl Harold Perkins Jr. (LB - LSU) - met with him at the Combine Zane Durant (DT - Penn State) - met with him at the Senior Bowl and the Combine (WE ARE!) Jack Kelly (LB

After the Raiders spent 230 million in the two days of free agency after they traded him. Now he's back on their cap. Maybe Howie can swoop in and get him for a 1 and Nolan Smith

Officially Official Posted March 11th, 2026 The new league year began at 4pm on Wednesday, meaning signings, cuts and trades would finally be official. The Eagles didn’t make any new moves, but did make the signings of Riq Woolen, Johnny Mundt and Grant Calcaterra official. I was hoping the Eagles would be able to sign edge rusher Bradley Chubb. Miami made his release official and that put him on the market. Unfortunately Buffalo swooped in and made Chubb an offer he couldn’t refuse. That’s

Eagles notes: Dallas Goedert's contract, Jihaad Campbell's injury, and the Jaire Alexander trade There's still a chance Dallas Goedert returns to the Eagles, Vic Fangio spills the beans on another Jihaad Campbell surgery, and other Eagles notes. By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Jeff Hanisch/Imagn Images Eagles LB Jihaad Campbell underwent another shoulder surgery, per Vic Fangio. In addition to the Philadelphia Eagles' gains and losses that we're tracking in free agency, there were some oth

Obviously a new OC will be introduced. But there are likely to be additional changes to the coaching staff, either additions to our staff or losing coaches to other teams as promotions to higher level positions. Will use this thread to keep track of all coaching changes throughout the offseason. ADDITIONS: Sean Mannion hired as OC (formerly Packers QB Coach) Josh Grizzard hired as Pass Game Coordinator (formerly Buccaneers OC) Ryan Mahaffey hired as Run Game Coordinator/TE Coach (formerly Pa

I just had a minimally invasive decompression procedure for my back. The purpose was to relieve severe stenosis at L4-L5, which was due to a herniated disc. They drilled two holes into my vertebrae and pulled out matter that was impinging on my central nervous system. So far, it looks like a success. My life will get back to normal, but here's the big difference. I'm not a center in the NFL. Now I'm not sure what's going on with Cam, but I can say for sure the procedure I had was relatively min

Report: Eagles asking price for A.J. Brown is 'too high' Report: Eagles telling NFL teams don't bother making an offer for A.J. Brown unless they're "blown away." By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Colleen Claggett/for PhillyVoice Are the Eagles intentionally setting a price tag too high for A.J. Brown to avoid trading him? One way to show you're not truly interested in trading away a player unless you're getting blown away by an offer is by setting an absurdly high asking price. That's appar

Take the money and run.  

Here we go again... Washington to announce new team name, jerseys on 2/2/22

In Roob's Obs: Is Eagles free agent Jaelan Phillips really worth $20 or more? Free agency is looming and the Eagles have a decision to make regarding the linebacker. By Reuben Frank • Published March 1, 2026 Musings about Jaelan Phillips’ value, mulling whether Nick Sirianni will interfere with Sean Mannion and reflecting on the genius of Jim Johnson. The offseason is about to explode into gear a week from Tuesday with the legal tampering period and it’s going to be a fascinating spring for th