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Eagles Shake Up Staff, Brace for Free Agency

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The Philadelphia Eagles are making strategic moves, adding Sean Mannion and Josh Grizzard, and preparing for significant roster changes in the 2026 NFL offseason. With twenty-one players heading to free agency, the team aims to retain key stars while letting go of mid-level talent to secure top players deals. Tight end Dallas Goedert, a potential free agent, is a focus, as a dead cap hit of twenty million dollars looms if he signs elsewhere. Goedert had a strong season, starting fifteen games with sixty catches for five hundred ninety-one yards and a career-best eleven touchdowns.

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Eagles Shake Up Staff, Brace for Free Agency

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The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Philadelphia Eagles are shaking up their staff with new additions, like Sean Manion and Josh Grizzard, setting the stage for big roster moves. Ahead. 21 players are headed to free agency in the 2026 NFL offseason, which could reshape Nick Sireani Squad. Last year, the teams say goodbye to key guys like Josh Sweat and Milton Williams from their Super Bowl run. Now, they're planning to let some current free agents leave while holding on to the stars as General Manager Howie Roseman explained in his end of season talk. Roseman stressed that shedding mid-level talent frees up cash for the top players with big deals coming up. This approach aims to keep the course strong amid all the changes. One named drawing attention is Tyden Dallas-Goder, who turns 31 soon and could hit the market hard. If he signs elsewhere, the Eagles face a $20 million dead cap hit. Goaded had a solid year, starting 15 games with 60 catches for 591 yards

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