The Philadelphia Eagles have finalized a restructured contract with veteran tight end Dallas Goedert, ensuring his presence on the roster through the 2025 NFL season. This move effectively quells the trade rumors that had surrounded Goedert during the offseason.
Contract Details and Financial Implications
Under the new agreement, Goedert’s salary for the 2025 season is adjusted to $10 million, with the potential to earn an additional $1 million through performance-based incentives. This is a reduction from the $14.25 million he was set to earn under the final year of his previous contract, a four-year, $57 million extension signed in 2021 .
Trade Rumors and Team Strategy
Throughout the offseason, Goedert’s name surfaced in trade discussions, with reports indicating that the Eagles were open to moving the tight end to manage salary cap constraints and roster dynamics . General Manager Howie Roseman acknowledged the team’s exploration of various options but emphasized Goedert’s value to the organization.
Head Coach Nick Sirianni also expressed his appreciation for Goedert, highlighting his contributions both on and off the field. The decision to retain Goedert aligns with the team’s commitment to maintaining a competitive roster while navigating financial considerations.
Performance and Future Outlook
Despite injuries limiting him to 10 games in the 2024 season, Goedert recorded 42 receptions for 496 yards and two touchdowns. He played a pivotal role in the Eagles’ postseason success, contributing 17 catches for 215 yards and a touchdown, aiding the team in securing their second Super Bowl victory .
With this restructured deal, the Eagles retain a key offensive weapon and provide stability at the tight end position. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, Goedert’s experience and skill set are expected to be integral to their offensive strategy.
The agreement reflects a mutual commitment between the player and the organization to pursue continued success in the 2025 season.
