BREAKING NEWS Super Bowl winner Dallas Goedert makes decision on his Philadelphia Eagles future
The Philadelphia Eagles are retaining Dallas Goedert after the starting tight end reworked his contract to preserve salary cap space for the defending Super Bowl champions.
The move was first reported by NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, but has not been officially confirmed.
According to Garafolo, the Eagles had multiple trade offers for Goedert during last month's NFL Draft, but kept him in the loop and found a way to bring the 30-year-old South Dakota State product back for 2025.
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