PHILADELPHIA EAGLESFACEUNCERTAIN FUTURE AFTER DISAPPOINTING SEASON
In a shocking turn of events, the Philadelphia Eagles went from Super Bowl contenders to a team in turmoil.
After a promising start to the 2023 NFL season, the Eagles suffered a devastating collapse, losing five of their last six games. This disappointing finish landed them in second place in their division and the fifth seed in the NFC.
The Eagles’ struggles continued into the playoffs, where they were humiliated by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card Round. The 32-9 loss exposed the team’s weaknesses and raised questions about their coaching staff. As a result, the Eagles underwent a series of coaching changes in hopes of turning their fortunes around.
Now, as the offseason begins, the Eagles face the daunting task of retaining their key players. Over 20 players, including All-Pro center Jason Kelce, are set to hit free agency. Kelce, who has yet to announce his retirement, remainsIn the 2024 campaign, the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves with several hefty contracts on their books. Surprisingly, it is not Pro Bowl quarterback Jalen Hurts who carries the biggest cap hit.
That distinction goes to linebacker Haason Reddick, whose cap hit amounts to a staggering $21.877 million. Hurts, on the other hand, sits in fourth place on the team with a cap hit of $13,558,800. Lane Johnson and Kevin Byard claim the second and third spots with cap hits of $16.115 million and $14.417 million, respectively.