The squad possesses 18 players who will be on the unrestricted market, and one exclusive rights free agent who is rumored to be eager to come back. Running back Miles Sanders amassed more than 1,000 rushing yards for the first time in his career during the 2022 season, with 1,269, and was granted a Pro Bowl selection. However, he could leave the team for a better contract.
Four of the aforementioned 18 players observed their contracts invalidated on Monday and will become unrestricted free agents next month, with the Eagles producing $18.8 million in dead cap space, per Joel Corry of CBS Sports. James Bradberry, Kyzir White, T.J. Edwards, and Javon Hargrave are all scheduled to depart this offseason after their Super Bowl disappointment last Sunday.
Bradberry, who will have to live with that fateful holding call, was contracted for a $7.4 million deal last spring after being released by the New York Giants. The cornerback confirmed his worth with an All-Pro campaign and will be seeking a significantly better deal. He is said to be receptive to returning to the Giants. White, meanwhile, was on a one-year deal himself. The linebacker played a crucial role for Philadelphia, but the team could be intending to give Nakobe Dean extended playing time.
Edwards contracted for a one-year extension with the Eagles last season before leading the team in tackles, while Hargrave earned $39 million on a three-year deal and had his most productive season regarding sacks with 11.
