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Why Now:ESPN says Saquon Barkley signing isn’t a needle mover for Philly It will be due to a change in tempo and/or the removal of work from the team's three best receivers, all of whom are more productive than the former Giants star, if Saquon Barkley is to receive a lot of work in the passing game. It is difficult to picture the Eagles feeding everyone week by week, although injuries may unavoidably reduce that problem as the season progresses. Brown has already Due to knee and ankle ailments, which apparently reduced his explosiveness, he missed seasons in 2020 and 2021. He recovered in 2022, but a second high ankle sprain in 2023 kept him out of commission for a month. Every free agent has the potential to get hurt, but when a team pays for a player who is considered to be among the best at any position, they are pricing in the hope that the player will stay healthy for the entire season. I believe that those who are watching this move and anticipating that Barkley will become the game-changing player McCaffrey has been for the 49ers are most likely mistaken. Barkley has never been a receiver of that magnitude, but his skill set is as similar to McCaffrey's as almost anyone else's. Given their success in acquiring valuable backs at significantly lower prices, that is the best-case scenario for this deal and the only way the Eagles might realize surplus value....
Done Deal:Philadelphia Eagles sign Pro Bowl safety Malcolm Jenkins to five-year deal setting new Record! Philadelphia Eagles have signed Pro Bowl safety Malcolm Jenkins to a five-year contract extension. Jenkins was about to enter the final season of a three-year, $15m (£10.6m) deal he signed as a free agent in 2014 but is now signed with the Eagles through 2020. According to ESPN, Jenkins' new deal includes $35m (£24.8) in new money and he will get $21m (£14.9) guaranteed. His salary cap hit for 2016, which would have been $7.1m (£5m) under his old contract, will drop to $5.6m (£4m). Along with defensive end Vinny Curry, tight ends Zach Ertz and Brent Celek, and tackle Lane Johnson, Jenkins' new contract is the fifth multi-year agreement the Eagles have struck in recent weeks....
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"Just In:Philadelphia Eagles sign TE Dallas Goedert to a four-year contract extension through 2025!! The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Friday that tight end Dallas Goedert and the organization had reached an agreement on a new four-year contract deal. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media claims that the deal is worth $57 million, of which $35 million is guaranteed. Originally scheduled to become a free agent following the season, Goedert is now bound to Philadelphia through 2025. With a PFF overall rating of 86.3 going into Week 11, the fourth-year pro is ranked third among NFL tight ends. He leads the same group with a receiving grade of 87.7. Goedert was slated to become a free agent this summer after being chosen out of South Dakota State in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft....
Breaking🚨:Eagles to retain longtime veteran Brandon Graham ahead of NFL free agency According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Graham and the Eagles have a "mutual" interest in coming to terms on a new deal ahead of NFL free agency, though no agreement has been finalized yet. Given that Graham publicly expressed his desire to return for a 15th season after the Eagles' 2023 playoff defeat to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, this is hardly shocking. After the game, Graham responded, "I want to," when asked if he would like to play in 2024. "Whatever it is. Next year, it will be my final tour. I know we have something unique, so I am stating that I would love to be here if the Despite playing in all 17 of the previous season's games, Graham, 35, did not start because of his snap count. However, he recorded three sacks and six quarterback hits in the little action he did see....
