According to multiple reports, the team has been exploring trade options for both players as they assess their roster heading into the new league year.
Goedert, who has three years left on his deal, has been a reliable target for Jalen Hurts but has struggled with injuries. Meanwhile, Huff, who signed a three-year, $51 million deal last offseason, didn't make the expected impact in his first year with the team.
Sources: The #Eagles have been open to trade talks involving TE Dallas Goedert and DE Bryce Huff.
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) March 14, 2025
Goedert is in the final year of his deal, while Huff — one of last year’s big free-agent signings — has seen limited playing time due to Philly’s deep rotation. pic.twitter.com/HfxyyWweL3
Philadelphia’s willingness to move on from Goedert and Huff suggests possibly creating cap flexibility and investing in younger talent.
While no deal is imminent, teams have reportedly expressed interest in both players, with a league source telling ESPN, "Goedert is still one of the better tight ends in the league, but his contract makes a trade tricky."
Huff, who flourished as a situational pass rusher with the Jets before joining the Eagles, saw his production dip, raising questions about his long-term fit in Philadelphia’s defense.
I’m on the side of keeping Dallas Goedert. He was huge for us this season.
— Sidelines - Eagles 🦅🏈 (@SSN_Eagles) March 11, 2025
But if for some reason we decide to go in a different direction… pic.twitter.com/vWjwico66Q
If they move Goedert, it would signal confidence in younger tight ends stepping into a larger role. For Huff, a trade could give him a fresh start in a system that better suits his skill set.
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