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Tanner McKee

PHI Quarterback #16

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Speaking on The Saturday Huddle, ESPN’s Rich Cimini reports the Eagles are seeking a second-round pick for QB Tanner McKee.

That is a steep, steep asking price for McKee, who was a sixth-round pick in 2023 and has attempted exactly 88 passes in his career. According to Cimini, the Jets called Philly about trading for McKee before acquiring Geno Smith, and were told it would cost a second-round pick for the Eagles to deal the 6-foot-6 pocket passer. It was recently reported that a trade market is not “emerging” for McKee. If this asking price is true, then those reports should come as no surprise.
Tanner McKee

PHI Quarterback #16

The Athletic’s Brooks Kubena believes Philadelphia’s acquisition of Andy Dalton is not indicative of an “emerging trade market” for Tanner McKee.

It sure seems like the Eagles would have to sell lower than they’d like on McKee if they were to move on, but it’s possible they decide to simply bite the bullet on that as he enters the final year of his rookie contract. McKee has been a rumored object of affection for Jets OC Frank Reich, and New York’s backup job remains open.
Marcus Epps

PHI Safety #39

Eagles re-signed S Marcus Epps.

The Eagles signed former Buccaneers safety and special teams player J.T. Gray as well. Both players are on one-year deals. Epps logged 250 defensive snaps and 121 special teams snaps while totaling 18 solo tackles and two TFLs last year. Gray played on 83 special teams snaps playing for the Broncos and Buccaneers last year. Epps can be expected to contribute defensively, but Gray’s ticket to the active roster is likely via special teams.
Sydney Brown

ATL Safety #21

Falcons acquired S Sydney Brown, a fourth-round pick and a sixth-round pick from the Eagles in exchange for a fourth-round pick and a sixth-round pick.

Brown is a hard-hitting safety and special teams player. He suffered a torn ACL in 2023 and returned to action in Week 7, 2024. As a defender last year, he recorded 28 solo tackles and racked up the Eagles’ third-most special teams tackles with 11. Per Schefter, the Eagles get the 114th and 197th overall picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Falcons get Nos. 122 and 215.
Dameon Pierce

PHI Running Back #25

Eagles signed Dameon Pierce, formerly of the Chiefs, to a one-year contract.

Pierce most recently played for the Chiefs, appearing in four games for them last year after the Texans cut him midseason. The former fourth-round pick broke out as a rookie, running for 939 yards and four scores on 220 attempts in 2022. His role then declined drastically in back-to-back seasons before the team pulled the plug entirely. Pierce will be competing with Tank Bigsby for the RB3 and kick returner roles this offseason.
Stone Smartt

PHI Tight End #84

Eagles signed TE Stone Smartt, formerly of the Jets, to a one-year contract.

Smartt signed with the Jets last offseason but failed to carve out much of a role on offense. He appeared in 15 games but managed just seven catches for 52 yards. Smartt also pitched in on special teams. He will be a depth option for the Eagles in 2026.
Jake Elliott

PHI Kicker #4

Eagles and K Jake Elliott agreed to a reworked contract.

Per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, Elliott’s base salary went down from $6 million to $5 million. In turn, the Eagles guaranteed all of the money. Elliott struggled in 2025, hitting on just 20-of-27 field goal attempts. Four of his misses came from 50+ yards out. This season could be a make-or-break campaign for Elliott.
Andy Dalton

PHI Quarterback #14

Eagles acquired QB Andy Dalton from the Panthers in exchange for a seventh-round pick.

It was previously reported that the Panthers were getting calls for Andy Dalton. The team then went out and signed Kenny Pickett, making it clear they were moving on from Dalton this offseason. Getting even a seventh-round pick in return for Dalton is mildly impressive for Panthers GM Dan Morgan. After the trade, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo insisted, “Tanner McKee firmly locked into the No. 2 spot behind Jalen Hurts.” That would be a bit odd given that the Eagles just sought out Dalton, though they did carry three quarterbacks on their roster last year.
A.J. Dillon

CAR Running Back #29

Panthers signed AJ Dillon, formerly of the Eagles, to a one-year contract.

Dillon missed all of the 2024 season while recovering from a neck injury he suffered late in the previous year. He returned in 2025 on a one-year deal with the Eagles. Dillon appeared in the first six games of the year but eventually fell off the game-day roster with Philly’s addition of Tank Bigsby. He finished the season with 12 carries for 60 yards. Dillon will be fighting for a roster spot in Carolina during training camp.
Marquise Brown

PHI Wide Receiver #5

Eagles signed WR Hollywood Brown, formerly of the Chiefs, to a one-year contract worth up to $6.5 million.

This move could be interpreted one of two ways. Brown could be slotted into the distant WR3 role behind A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, or he could be a No. 2 option behind Smith if the Eagles eventually part ways this offseason with the mercurial Brown. Brown in 2025 was an afterthought in the Kansas City, totaling 587 yards and five touchdowns over 16 games. He was targeted on a ho-hum 20 percent of his pass routes last year as a part-time player in a dysfunctional Chiefs offense. Brown, entering his age-29 season, could have some WR3/4 value in deeper fantasy formats if the Eagles trade away Brown in the coming weeks or months.