Dallas Goedert

Bell was drafted by the Patriots in 2024. He did not make the roster this year and joined the Eagles' practice squad. That didn't last long and he spent the end of the year on the Steelers' practice squad. Back in Philly, Bell could crack the team's roster if Dallas Goedert walks in free agency.

The only time Calcaterra managed a mention was when he drew Eagles fans' ire for his poor blocking in the running game. Dallas Goedert is headed to free agency, but could end up back in Philadelphia depending on what happens with disgruntled No. 1 wideout A.J. Brown. In theory, that could lead to more opportunities for Calcaterra, but he's 27 years old with 42 career receptions, only nine of which came this year. He himself is also a free agent, though he's the kind of role player who typically ends up re-signing.

Coming off a career-best regular season scoring binge as he led all tight ends with 11 touchdown receptions, Goedert added two more after turning 31 eight days ago. Although his receiving efficiency waned somewhat in 2025, Goedert had the best season of his career when it came to making big plays. In addition to the scores, he was constantly extending drives with first down grabs. It makes him a fascinating offseason case, as he is headed to free agency after restructuring his contract last spring. With A.J. Brown seemingly on the outs in Philadelphia, perhaps Goedert actually ends up returning after he somehow avoided a 2025 trade. Wherever he ends up, Goedert seems likely to stick in the low-end TE1 ranks.

Goedert caught four of seven targets for 33 yards and a touchdown while rushing once for a one-yard touchdown in Sunday's 23-19 wild-card game loss to the 49ers.

Jalen Hurts found Dallas Goedert for his second touchdown of the game, giving the Philadelphia Eagles the lead over the San Francisco 49ers.