Philadelphia currently has about $33,657,986 in cap space per Over The Cap, and they’re spending about $100+ million plus on both sides of the football. The offensive line and edge rusher positions carry the most significant cap space.
We’re looking at the status of every Philadelphia Eagles free agent after the first wave of NFL free agency signings
The offseason is in full swing, particularly for the Philadelphia Eagles, who have already made several roster and coaching moves this spring.
Eagles GM Howie Roseman started free agency with a bang, agreeing to deals with Saquon Barkley (RB) and Bryce Huff (DE) while retaining Josh Sweat and punter Braden Mann.
Philadelphia then signed Landon Dickerson to a monster contract extension and C.J. Gardner-Johnson to a three-year deal.
The Eagles have been in nonstop action so far, and we’re taking an updated look at the current status of Philadelphia’s initial group of free agents.
We’re taking an updated look at the Philadelphia Eagles players who are testing NFL free agency
The Eagles are set for wholesale changes after finishing the 2023 season 1-6 after a 10-1 start.
The dominos are starting to fall as All-Pro center Jason Kelce and star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox have announced their retirements.
Brandon Graham, who turns 36 in April, is returning for one more final season, his 15th, and he’s one of the few guys on the roster deserving of writing his final script.
With the fans and media awaiting the start of free agency, we’re looking at an updated list of players hitting the open market.
We’re looking at nine pending 2024 NFL Free Agents the Philadelphia Eagles should not re-sign
The Eagles have undergone wholesale changes. GM Howie Roseman and head coach Nick Sirianni shook up the coaching staff following Philadelphia’s historic collapse. The team finished the season 1-6 after a 10-1 start.
The first domino to fall is All-Pro center Jason Kelce, 36, retiring after 13 seasons with the Eagles.
Brandon Graham, who turns 36 in April, is negotiating with the Eagles for one more final season, his 15th, and he’s one of the few guys on the roster deserving of writing his final script.
Fletcher Cox could also retire, while several pending free agents will depart.
We have quotes and reactions from the Philadelphia Eagles locker room cleanout after 32-9 loss to the Buccaneers in the wild card round
The Eagles are cleaning out lockers on Wednesday after Monday night’s 32-9 loss to the Buccaneers that finished a historic collapse.
Philadelphia went 1-6 in their final seven games, including the playoffs, and the embarrassing loss has raised questions about head coach Nick Sirianni and his entire staff.
With all eyes looking towards the offseason, here’s how the Birds are reacting to being eliminated.
We’re looking at the 19 Philadelphia Eagles that are set to hit NFL free agency in March
The Eagles are set for wholesale changes as owner Jeffrey Lurie and GM Howie Roseman evaluate Nick Sirianni’s future following Philadelphia’s historic collapse, finishing the season 1-6 after a 10-1 start.
The first domino to fall is All-Pro center Jason Kelce, 36, who reportedly told his teammates he is retiring after 13 seasons with the Eagles.
Brandon Graham, who turns 36 in April, says he wants to return to the Eagles for one more final season, his 15th, and he’s one of the few guys on the roster deserving of writing his final script.
With the fans and media awaiting Roseman’s end-of-the-year press conference, we’re taking an early look at 18 Eagles who’ll be free agents when the new league year begins in March courtesy of Over The Cap.
Despite a frustrating end, the Philadelphia Eagles (0-0) set themselves up for a postseason run earlier this season.
Despite a frustrating end, the Philadelphia Eagles (0-0) set themselves up for a postseason run earlier this season. The Eagles prepare to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-0) in another Wildcard Round matchup. Just two years ago, the Eagles and Buccaneers were in the same position.
Right now, the Eagles are (-150) favorites with the Buccaneers at (+125) underdogs on BetMGM. The over/under is set at 43 total points with (-110) odds in both directions.
Check out these bets to make in the Wildcard matchup.
J. Hurts Anytime Touchdown
I give out this play as an early doubt in the Eagles. I know even in winning situations the Eagles have started slow, and it usually feels like a Hurts touchdown gets things going. There may also be a situation where the Eagles need to deliver in crunch time, where that may rest on Hurts’ shoulders.
M. Evans Anytime Touchdown
The Buccaneers have a handful of great receivers that have experience against the Eagles’ defense. With the way the Eagles have played lately, I think they’re bound to let someone on the Bucs breakthrough and score, and I have confidence in Mike Evans delivering.
D. Swift O 54.5 Rush Yards
For Eagles fans, a perfect world would be to do exactly as they did before and let Swift cook. Better yet, it’s his birthday, so it almost makes a ton of sense for him to celebrate with getting the rock. Whether or not the Eagles decide to run the ball, I think this number is low enough for Swift to hit the over.
Jenn’s Philly-Philly Parlay (+775)
Moneyline – Eagles
Total Points – O 43.5 Points
Player TDs – J. Jones Anytime TD
Player Stats – J. Hurts 2+ Passing TDs
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Quarterbacks Joe Burrow
Kirk Cousins
Kyler Murray
Deshaun Watson
Jimmy Garoppolo
Justin Herbert
Daniel Jones
Aaron Rodgers
Running Backs Nick Chubb
J.K. Dobbins
Saquon Barkley
David Montgomery
Josh Jacobs
Austin Ekeler
James Conner
Kyren Williams
Rhamondre Stevenson
Khalil Herbert
De’Von Achane
Jonathon Taylor
Aaron Jones
Cam Akers
Wide Receivers Justin Jefferson
Diontae Johnson
Marquise Brown
DJ Chark
Robert Woods
Kadarius Toney
Cooper Kupp
Christian Kirk
Tee Higgins
JuJu Smith-Schuster
Tank Dell
Michael Thomas
Christian Watson
Mike Williams
Tight Ends Mark Andrews
T.J. Hockenson
Dallas Goedert Hunter Henry
Darren Waller
Pat Freiermuth
The Huddle Awards
Best Player
QB – Josh Allen
RB – Christian McCaffrey
WR – CeeDee Lamb
TE – Travis Kelce PK – Brandon Aubrey
DEF – Ravens
Best Rookie QB – C.J. Stroud
RB – Jahmyr Gibbs
WR – Puka Nacua
TE – Sam LaPorta
Best Free Agent
QB – C.J. Stroud: Actual QB10
RB – Kyren Williams: Actual RB6
WR – Puka Nacua: Actual WR5
TE – Trey McBride: Actual TE8
Best Fantasy Draft Pick
QB – Brock Purdy: ADP QB20 – Actual QB5
RB – Raheem Mostert: ADP RB40 – Actual RB5
WR – Mike Evans: ADP WR31 – actual WR7
TE – Sam LaPorta: ADP TE18 – Actual TE1
Worst Fantasy Draft Pick QB – Aaron Rodgers: ADP QB 12, Actual QB72
RB – Nick Chubb: ADP RB5, Actual RB88 WR – Justin Jefferson: ADP WR1, Actual WR31
TE – Darren Waller: ADP TE5, Actual TE24
Huddle player of the year
Credit: Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
Christian McCaffrey – I had five teams make the playoffs in a large contest and the only league champion that didn’t have McCaffrey was me in one league. CeeDee Lamb delivered the goods for the last month to be sure and was also well represented in all fantasy playoffs, but McCaffrey remained healthy and was the top running back by a huge margin. He took the last game off and still outscored all other running backs by over 100 fantasy points.
Salute!
2023-2024 NFL Playoffs
Saturday
Browns vs. Texans, 3:30 PM
Dolphins vs. Chiefs, 7:00 PM
Sunday
Steelers vs. Bills, 12:00 PM
Packers vs. Cowboys, 3:30 PM
Rams vs. Lions, 7:00 PM
Monday
Eagles vs. Buccaneers, 7:00 PM
all times Central Time
Drama 101 – Somebody has to laugh, somebody has to cry
The Eagles are circling the drain, and nothing summarizes it like Xavier McKinney picking off Jalen Hurts and Marcus Mariota in 29 seconds.
It does not appear that the Philadelphia Eagles are interested in winning the NFC East. It would have taken an Eagles win over the New York Giants and a Dallas Cowboys loss to the Washington Commanders (with other tie-breaking scenarios involved) for that to happen, but the brunt of it was that the Eagles needed to beat the Giants.
It’s 24-0 at the half… in the Giants’ favor, and the Eagles look ridiculous on both sides of the ball. They have 102 net yards to Big Blue’s 272, and this is against a Giants team that has been a non-starter on offense through most of the season. That’s how things are going on defense.
On offense, Jalen Hurts completed seven of 18 passes for 55 yards, no touchdowns, one interception, and a passer rating of 26.8 before giving way to backup Marcus Mariota, who threw one pass and had it intercepted.
Both picks were courtesy of Giants safety Xavier McKinney. The Hurts interception was an amazing effort on McKinney’s part, as he went all vertical on this deep sideline pass to Julio Jones.
Tunnel Vision – a look back at Sunday for fantasy free agents, injuries and notable performances.
SUNDAY SALUTES
Quarterbacks
Pass-Rush
TD
Lamar Jackson
321-35
5
Kyler Murray
232-24
3
Justin Fields
268-45
2
Joe Flacco
309-3
3
Jordan Love
256-2
4
Running Backs
Yards
TD
Kyren Williams
20-87
2-14
3
Isiah Pacheco
18-130
7-35
1
Breece Hall
13-84
9-42
1
James Conner
26-128
1-5
2
Jerome Ford
12-64
2-57
2
Wide Receivers
Yards
TD
CeeDee Lamb
13-227
1
Davante Adams
13-126
2
D.J. Moore
9-159
1
Brandon Aiyuk
7-114
1
Jayden Reed
6-89
2
Tight Ends
Yards
TD
Juwan Johnson
8-90
1
David Njoku
6-134
0
Isaiah Likely
2-42
2
Dallas Goedert
5-41
1
Sam LaPorta
7-84
0
Placekickers
XP
FG
Harrison Butker
1
6
Brandon McManus
2
4
Ka’imi Fairbairn
2
4
Cairo Santos
4
3
Chris Boswell
4
3
Defense
Sack – TO
TD
Houston
6-1
1
Jacksonville
6-1
0
Buffalo
3-4
1
NY Giants
6-1
1
Cleveland
2-2
1
Bumps, Bruises and Bowouts
QB Will Levis – Foot
QB Tua Tagovailoa – Shoulder
RB Christian McCaffrey – Calf
RB Alvin Kamara – Ankle
RB AJ Dillon – Neck
WR Tee Higgins – Hamstring
WR Devonta Smith – Leg
WR Robert Woods – Hip
WR DeVante Parker – Ribs
WR Jayden Reed – Chest
TE Dawson Knox – Head
Chasing Ambulances
QB Will Levis – Injured his foot and was carted to the locker room. Test results will be known later in the week but the final game doesn’t matter much. Ryan Tannehill will replace him if needed.
QB Tua Tagovailoa – Left the blowout loss to the Ravens with an injury to his throwing shoulder. He was ruled out since the game was already out of hand but he said after the game that he was “good, just sore.”
RB Christian McCaffrey – Left early in the second half because of a calf injury and never returned. HC Kyle Shanahan said that he thought that McCaffrey would be “alright”, but he didn’t know if McCaffrey would be available next week. The 49ers have sewn up the No. 1 seed and will likely rest several players. McCaffrey is unlikely to be seen until the 49ers first game in the Divisional Round.
RB Alvin Kamara – He was already questionable to play with an illness, but Kamara was active and effective until he injured his ankle in the first quarter after ten rushes. It was not known if he had a high ankle sprain or not. The Saints are the current No. 9 seed and would need help to reach the playoffs next week.
WR Tee Higgins – Left the game with a hamstring injury but managed to return in the third quarter.
WR Devonta Smith – Was injured while blocking near the end of the game. He was on crutches with a walking boot after the game. The prognosis wasn’t released but there should be more information early in the week. The injury was serious enough for the boot and crutches which throws a shadow onto Week 18 when they finish up at the Giants.
WR Jayden Reed – He had already caught two touchdowns when he injured his chest during the second quarter in the win over the Vikings. He underwent CT scans after the game but his prognosis has not been disclosed. The Packers host the Bears next week and need all hands on deck since the Packers are currently the No. 7 seed.
Free Agents, Flops and Other Notables
QB Jordan Love – He was likely on many benches if his fantasy owner even made the playoffs, but the Packers quarterback is looking better and erasing some of the early season fears. He threw for 256 yards and three touchdowns at the Vikings and rushed in a touchdown as well.
RB Kyren Williams – Taken as just running back depth in summer drafts, the Rams tailback has become an elite producer and fantasy team owners in large contests did very well in Week 17 when he ran for 87 yards, gained 14 yards on two catches and totaled three touchdowns.
RB James Conner – Playing at the Eagles meant lowering expectations against the No. 1 defense against running backs. Except Conner rushed for 128 yards on 26 carries with two touchdowns as a visitor.
RB Justice Hill – The Ravens lost Keaton Mitchell, so they just switched back to Hill as the RB2. The third-down back ran for 48 yards on three carries and caught five passes for 64 yards and one score. Any back on that powerhouse team carries fantasy value.
WR Julio Jones – The Eagles receiver caught two passes for 34 yards in the loss to the Cardinals. But he scored on each and Philly may be without DeVonta Smith.
TE Isaiah Likely – The replacement for Mark Anderson is becoming a factor in games thanks to playing in an offense that likes to throw to tight ends. Likely made a one-handed catch on a reception and while he only caught two passes for 42 yards, he caught two of the eight touchdowns by a tight end this week.
TE David Njoku – Since Joe Flacco showed up, Njoku was a scoring machine with a touchdown in four straight games. He failed to score this week, but led the position with 134 yards on six catches.
WR Bo Melton – The Packers wideout was called up from the practice squad to help cover for all the wideout injuries in Week 17. He responded by leading the Packers with nine targets for six catches and 105 yards with a touchdown. It was the first 100-yard performance by any Packer receiver this year.
RB Najee Harris – He lost his job as a receiver out of the backfield, and was listed below Jaylen Warren on the depth chart. He never had a 100-yard game and scored just once in the last month. So right when you need him the most and trust him the least, Harris turned in a season-best 122 yards on 27 carries with two touchdowns.
Huddle player of the week
Credit: Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports
CeeDee Lamb – He was already well represented on fantasy playoff teams and then helped to deliver the trophy for many when he caught 13 passes for 227 yards and a touchdown. 41.7 fantasy points is a difference-maker.
Salute!
Drama 101 – Somebody has to laugh, somebody has to cry
