Eagles Strengthen Tight End Spot with Goedert & Stowers

0:00It's April 26th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Philadelphia Eagles locked down their tight end spot, heading into the 2026 season without much drama. They resigned Dallas-Goder to a one-year deal after his franchise record 11 touchdown season, pushing back that 20.5 million. Dollar-dead cap hit. Goder even took a pay cut to stay and lead the squad. On top of that, they beefed up blocking with one-year deals for Johnny Munt and Stone Smart Munt's a lock for the roster, while Smart fights for. Special teams reps. Grant Calcuttaire is back to on a short-term contract as a reliable pass-catching backup and an offense hungry for options. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the depth was solid, but lacked punch at the number two spot. Now with rookie Eli Stowers in the mix, drafted when he fell to them, they've got a true TE2 who shines in the slot over 70% of snaps. AA. Big-bodied receiver-type perfect for quick slants and horizontal attacks alongside rookies

1:03like Makai Lemon. Stowers, a former quarterback himself, brings instant chemistry with signal callers and projects as Goder's long-term successor, just like the. Eagles did was that hurts back in the day. Meanwhile, Calcuttaire and Smart Battle in camp for any extra spots with Munt securing the blocking role, three tight ends feel locked in already. This duel of Goder and Stowers gives Philly their strongest tight end punch since the Earth's Goder era, setting up playmakers for Shawn Manians, scheme now and down the line.