Could the Eagles’ Super Bowl Triumph Spark an NFL Dynasty Unlike Any Other?
Firstly, the key defensive cornerstones of Carter, Davis, Smith, DeJean, Mitchell and linebacker Nakobe Dean (who was playing tremendously until a season-ending injury in the postseason) are all on rookie deals. Dean’s is up in 2026, while Davis is due in 2027 and the rest are locked up until 2028 or 2029.
Other important players like Hurts, Brown, Smith, Mailata and Dickerson won’t need new contracts until 2029 or later, while Barkley’s deal is up in 2027.
Overall, the Eagles are in good shape and aren’t at risk of losing too many key contributors with just 17 impending free agents this offseason. The biggest question marks otherwise are aging stars like Goedert and Slay, whose contracts will be up in 2026. Safety Reed Blankenship, another key player, is also due in 2026 when he’ll be 27.
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