Eagles TE Dallas Goedert Takes $4M Pay Cut to Stay Through 2025

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' veteran tight end, has restructured his contract to stay with the team for the 2025 season despite trade rumors and a decline in recent production. Originally set to earn over $14 million in 2025, Goedert agreed to a pay cut to $10 million guaranteed plus incentives, reflecting the Eagles' need for salary cap flexibility and their focus on maintaining their core players. Goedert expressed mixed emotions during the offseason, grappling with uncertainty about his future but ultimately showing commitment to the Eagles, the only NFL team he has played for. Analysts acknowledge that while Goedert's performance has dipped, he remains a valuable, reliable contributor and a key part of the Eagles' offensive identity, especially given his Super Bowl experience and veteran presence. The Eagles do not have long-term contracts at the tight end position beyond 2025, making this season critical for Goedert to prove his value. Both Goedert and the Eagles appear to have reached a fair agreement, allowing him to continue his tenure in Philadelphia while the team manages its financial priorities.