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Grant Calcaterra agrees to return to Eagles

Free agent tight end Grant Calcaterra is returning to the Eagles on a one-year deal, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

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Grant Calcaterra

PHI Tight End #81

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Eagles re-signed TE Grant Calcaterra to a one-year contract.

Calcaterra was the backup to Dallas Goedert in 2025, posting nine receptions for 76 yards and a touchdown in the regular season. He seldom runs routes when Goedert is healthy but the Eagles have now signed a solid blocking duo to their tight end room, adding Johnny Mundt in addition to re-signing Calcaterra.
Johnny Mundt

PHI Tight End #86

Eagles agreed to terms with TE Johnny Mundt, formerly of the Jaguars, on a one-year contract.

Mundt was released by the Jaguars on Tuesday and lasts just one day as a free agent with the Eagles adding him to their tight end room. His addition is unlikely to impact how the Eagles handle re-signing Dallas Goedert as Mundt is primarily a blocking tight end. The 31-year-old will be a depth piece and likely used heavily in the Eagles’ blocking attack.
Riq Woolen

SEA Cornerback #27

Eagles agreed to terms with CB Riq Woolen, formerly of the Seahawks, on a one-year, $15 million contract.

The Giants were reportedly the frontrunners to land Woolen’s services in free agency, with Howie Roseman scooping the veteran cornerback off the market for what appears to be a team-friendly deal. Woolen had been a consistent performer for the Seahawks during his four years with the franchise, although it is fair to say he never fully broke out as the team had planned. Perhaps there is further upside to be added to his resume under the aggression of Philadelphia defensive coordinator Vic Fangio.
A.J. Brown

PHI Wide Receiver #11

NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reports the signing of Romeo Doubs “does not” end the Patriots’ interest in trading for A.J. Brown.

The Patriots believe the asking price for Brown is too high, but they remain interested in the star receiver even after it was announced earlier that they had reached an agreement with Doubs on a four-year, $80 million contract. The combination of Brown and Doubs would give Drake Maye a much-improved duo over what he had last year in Stefon Diggs and Kayshon Boutte. AJB Watch will continue until a deal gets done, or the Eagles announce they are no longer interested in dealing him.
A.J. Brown

PHI Wide Receiver #11

NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reports the Patriots trade talks on A.J. Brown “are not dead yet.”

He is, per Wolfe, the No. 1 priority. But the asking price is “still very high” and so there’s not much common ground on a deal. In other words, nothing has changed. The Patriots have continually leaked interest in other receivers and have been linked to Romeo Doubs, but to nobody’s surprise, Mike Vrabel would rather have Brown as his No. 1 target and that has taken priority.
Patrick Queen

PIT Linebacker #6

Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s Nick Harris reports a handful of teams have called the Steelers about trading for LB Patrick Queen.

The Cowboys and Eagles are among them, with Harris saying that Dallas’ free agency board at linebacker was “wiped out” by yesterday’s events. It’s possible the Steelers could get a high Day 3 pick for the stalwart linebacker.
Reed Blankenship

HOU Safety #32

Texans agreed to terms with S Reed Blankenship, formerly of the Eagles, on a three-year, $24.8 million contract.

Blankenship made the Eagles’ roster as a UDFA in 2022. He served as a backup during his rookie season before earning a starting role in 2023. Blankenship never gave up that job and went on to start 46 reglar season games plus five postseason contests during his time in Philly. Blankenship broke up four passes and intercepted one in 2025. He will slot into a starting role on an elite Houston defense this year.
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The NFL awarded third-round compensatory picks to the Vikings, Eagles, Steelers, and Jaguars in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Lions got a third-round pick for Aaron Glenn’s hiring, but traded it to the Jaguars. The other three compensatory third-round picks were awarded for losing Milton Williams (PHI), Sam Darnold (MIN), and Dan Moore (PIT) in free agency last offseason. The 49ers added three additional fourth-round picks, the Eagles were also awarded a fourth, a fifth, and a sixth-rounder. Baltimore added two fifth-rounders and Las Vegas added fourth- and fifth-rounders. The entire list can be viewed in the Tweet sourced below.
Jahan Dotson

ATL Wide Receiver #2

Falcons signed WR Jahan Dotson, formerly of the Eagles, to a two-year contract worth $15 million.

Dotson could see starter’s snaps in Atlanta after the Falcons parted ways with Darnell Mooney. Dotson was stuck behind DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown over the past couple seasons in Philadelphia with no real way to see consistent routes or targets in the Eagles’ ultra run-heavy offense. Dotson managed just 37 catches and one touchdown over 34 regular season games with the Eagles. In Atlanta he will be a distant WR2 at best in Kevin Stefanski’s offense.
Jaelan Phillips

CAR Outside Linebacker #50

Panthers agreed to terms with EDGE Jaelan Phillips, formerly of the Eagles, on a four-year, $120 million contract.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the deal includes an eye-popping $80 million guaranteed. The Eagles were reportedly working to retain the 27-year-old (in May) pass rusher, but got outbid by the typically free-spending Panthers. A former Dolphin who flourished during his eight-game trade cameo for the Eagles last season, Phillips finally stayed healthy last year after an injury marred 2023-24 run. That’s a concern going forward, but Phillips is a pass-rushing difference maker when on the field.