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sports19h ago

Graham would return for 2026 if Howie Roseman extends a deal, he says on his podcast.
Roseman indicated Graham is welcome in Philadelphia due to his versatility and leadership.
Graham prefers a full-season rollout rather than joining midseason in 2025 style.
Graham contributed to stabilizing the pass rush and played defensive tackle in 2025.
Graham remains a two-time Super Bowl champion and team leader entering discussions for 2026.
Roseman’s comments during Scouting Combine week reinforced a potential place for Graham.
Graham stated his desire to win another ring with the Eagles if possible.
The discussion follows Graham’s 2025 midseason return and veteran leadership.
Graham’s future with the Eagles hinges on the 2026 offseason discussions with Roseman.
The article highlights Graham’s role as a versatile veteran and locker room leader.

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sports15h ago

NFL Network’s Garafolo said the Eagles will be in the market for Goedert and that he could be back in Philadelphia.
Goedert, who had 11 touchdowns last season, is viewed as a key red‑zone weapon for Philadelphia.
The Eagles restructured Goedert’s contract to a one‑year, $10 million deal for 2025, signaling commitment to his role.
Roseman praised Goedert as a tremendous asset and indicated ongoing talks with his agent.
General manager Howie Roseman noted they would sit down with Goedert’s agent in the coming days amid ongoing free‑agent discussions.
Goedert’s availability remains a topic as Philadelphia weighs its tight‑end group and overall free agency strategy.
The report emphasizes the need to balance market interest with Goedert’s fit in Philadelphia’s offense.
Goedert’s return would maintain him as a pivotal red‑zone target for the Eagles.
The piece notes Philadelphia’s ongoing discussions with Goedert’s camp in the coming days.
The article links Goedert’s potential return to broader free‑agency market dynamics this offseason.

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sports15h ago

Eagles eye LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier as a cost‑effective backup behind Jalen Hurts, per draft assessment.
Nussmeier has leadership and processing strengths, but scouts flag decision‑making and footwork as areas to improve.
Nussmeier credits his mind and processing ability as a potential fit for any system.
The report notes Nussmeier’s LSU season decline hurt his draft stock but not his overall toolkit.
The piece mentions a potential tie-in with Tanner McKee and draft capital changes ahead of 2027.
Nussmeier spoke about wanting to reach the NFL and learning from the LSU season.
NFL evaluators view Nussmeier as having upside if he can improve decision‑making and mobility.
The article frames the quarterback market as QB‑scarce, with only one likely first‑round pick outside of Las Vegas.
The report describes the NFL as a 'Bloodline League' influencing scouting around Nussmeier.
The piece suggests a potential No. 68 pick could be the sweet spot for adding a QB who can grow behind Hurts.

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