Eagles Keep Tight End Group Familiar in Free Agency

0:00It's March 22nd. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Philadelphia Eagles entered free agency, thinking they'd overhaul their tight-in group, but two weeks in, they've kept things mostly familiar. They re-signed Dallas-Gadare and Grant Calcuttaera to one-year deals and brought in Johnny Munt to replace Kyle and Granson, who signed with the Tennessee Titans. This move fits their expected shift to a blocking-heavy offense under new coordinator, Sean Manion. The biggest change came on the coaching staff, where they hired Ryan Mahafi as tight-ins coach and run-game coordinator. Mahafi worked with Manion in Green Bay, coaching wide receivers and assisting with the offensive line. Fans and analysts see this as SmartCat Management. Goadert's one-year deal is worth $7 million, with a $4.25 million signing bonus. $3 million less than his. Prior salary, it defers deadcap money and keeps a trusted target for Jalen Hertz, who posted

1:0260 catches and 11 touchdowns last season. Meanwhile, Calcuttaera's one-year pact at $1.8125 million and months at $1.5 million leave room for. Draft picks to compete, prospects like Oscar Delp or Eli Raritan could push for spots after the late April draft. As Goadert locked in as the veteran anchor for his 9-year, the Eagles stay flexible while building around proven pieces.