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The Eagles re-signed tight end Dallas Goedert to a one-year deal after a complicated week of negotiations. Here’s instant analysis and the key takeaways from the move.
The Dallas Goedert era will continue in Philadelphia after the Eagles agree to a one-year contract with the nine-year veteran ahead of a Monday morning deadline. The new one-year deal after a complicated week of negotiations that included pushing back the void date on his contract twice. Had Goedert's contract been voi ded, Philadelphia would have accrued a $20 million dead cap hit if the tight end had signed with another team.
With the move, the Eagles have three tight ends on the roster after re-signing Grant Calcaterra and signing Johnny Mundt. Prior to joining the Jaguars, Mundt spent three seasons with the Vikings. Last season, he caught nine passes (on 19 targets) for 111 yards across 16 regular-season games in 2025, when he served mostly as a run blocker and backup to Brenton Strange.
Dallas Goedert set career highs with 60 catches and 11 TDs in 2025. His production earned him offers elsewhere but he was willing to work with the #Eagles in pushing his void back twice to prevent a $20M cap hit and buy time for a one-year deal to return. pic.
twitter. com/hiD2drydr3 — Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) March 15, 2026 Keeps a trusted target in the offense Goedert is 31 years old, and despite his overwhelming talents, the tight end has never had a 1,000-yard season or made the Pro Bowl. Still, Goedert is a warrior, and when he's healthy, the talented pass catcher is one of the NFL's top tight ends.