Philadelphia Eagles

Projected Cap Space 2014

$21,614,691

Key Names

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Michael Vick
Jeremy Maclin
Nate Allen
Colt Anderson
Donnie Jones
Kurt Coleman
Clifton Geathers
Riley Cooper

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Cedric Thornton
Phillip Hunt

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Eagles reached agreement with Pro Bowl OT Jason Peters on a four-year, $41.3 million, including $19.55 gtd, per his agent Vincent Taylor.

The Eagles have a couple of wide receivers heading for free agency in Jeremy Maclin and Riley Cooper and they may free some cap space to sign one or both of them by dropping another wideout from the roster.

Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the Eagles are expected to part ways with veteran Jason Avant. Avant is scheduled to count $3.96 million against the cap in 2014 and has a roster bonus of $1 million due on March 15, which would be the two leading reasons why the team would move on without him.

Avant had 38 catches for 447 yards and two touchdowns last season and has been a complementary receiver in all eight of his seasons with the Eagles. Some of the need for that complement is lessened by the large role of tight ends Brent Celek and Zach Ertz in the offense and there’s little reason to think that would change in Chip Kelly’s second season as head coach.

McLane credited him with being a strong presence in the locker room, although that impact appears to weigh less to them than the chance to use some of Avant’s money on players more essential to the lineup on the field.

Report: Eagles close to new deal with Riley Cooper

Report: Riley Cooper will sign four-year deal with Eagles

Kako sada stvari stoje ovi se odlucise za rasistu

Videcemo gde ce Maclin... teska je to povreda bila, a covek je dosta dobar WR

on ce kod onih luzera u veliku jabuku

kojih luzera u veliku jabuku, moraš biti precizniji, ima ih više

ima samo jedan luzer. valjda. onaj koji ima u svojim redovima, Geno, Geno Smitha.

taman i vika u paru sa maklinom kod reksija

Maclin wants one-year deal, Eagles want multi-year contract

Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin wanted a one-year deal. And he got a one-year deal.

Per a league source, he’ll be getting $3.5 million guaranteed under that one-year deal. The full base value, with signing bonus, base salary, workout bonus, and 46-man per-game roster bonuses, is $5.5 million.

The biggest variable in that equation is the per-game roster bonus. For each game that he’s not on the 46-man active roster, he doesn’t receive the payment.

The deal also includes another $500,000 in available incentives, pushing the maximum value to $6 million.

A first-round pick in 2009, Maclin tore an ACL during training camp. He wanted a one-year deal so that he can cash in on the open market next year.

imaju oni i Bena . cuvenog hvataca iz Tampe

The Eagles spent last week re-signing several of their pending free agents, including a pair of wide receivers.

This week brings the other side of the transaction wire. With Riley Cooper and Jeremy Maclin in the fold at receiver for 2014, Jason Avant won’t be. PFT has learned via a league source that the Eagles have released the veteran wideout.

The move was expected even before Cooper and Maclin had officially put pen to paper on new deals with the team. Avant was set to have a cap charge of nearly $4 million and had a $1 million roster bonus due in just under two weeks, which didn’t quite work for a 30-year-old receiver whose most frequently mentioned asset is his strong presence in the locker room. Releasing him clears $3.25 million in space for the Eagles to use going forward.

Avant had 38 catches for 447 yards and those character traits will likely help him get a look elsewhere at a price more in line with his on-field contributions. Avant played many years in Philly for Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and Jets offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg and both of those teams are expected to wade into the receiver market at some point this offseason. Since he was cut, Avant can start looking for a new job right away.

UPDATE 11:25 a.m. ET: The Eagles have announced the transaction. In a statement, owner Jeffrey Lurie said “there have not been any players who’ve represented the Eagles with more class and dignity” than Avant did during his time with the team.

Malcolm Jenkins (PHI)

Contract Details

Three year contract worth $15.5 million. Jenkins received $6 million in fully guaranteed salary. He received a $5 million signing bonus and will earn an additional $2.5 million in guaranteed salary if on the roster five days after the 2014 Super Bowl. Base salaries of the contract are $1,000,000(2014), $4,000,000(2015), and $5,000,000(2016).

Contract Analysis

Jenkins took a slight gamble on himself here, as $6 million is the true amount that is guaranteed. If he were to suffer a serious injury late in the 2014 season, it’s conceivable that Philadelphia would cut ties with him after this season. But still just 26, if Jenkins fares well with the Eagles he’ll have the rare opportunity to hit free agency for a second time

PFF Analysis

In what was clearly a seller’s market, the Eagles paid a high price for Jenkins who they believe is a better fit in their scheme. He will need to be, considering his production in the Saints’ scheme over the past two seasons. In 2012 he finished as the worst safety in the league and followed that up in 2013 grading out as just the 50th-best out of 68 safeties who played at least 50% of their team’s snaps. Jenkins biggest flaw to date relates to his tackling, where he has missed 45 tackles in the last three seasons—the most of any safety.

penban ::Jenkins biggest flaw to date relates to his tackling, where he has missed 45 tackles in the last three seasons—the most of any safety.

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Darren Sproles (PHI)

Contract Details

Two-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Eagles (after trade from New Orleans). Sproles received $5.5 million in guarantees including a $3 million signing bonus. The two extension years will total $7 million in new money.

Contract Analysis

It makes sense that Philly extended Sproles after giving up draft compensation to acquire him. Sproles’ deal was previously due to expire at the end of 2014, and the extension ensures that he’ll be around for 2015 as well. The Eagles will have to eat $1 million in dead money (1/3 of the $3 million signing bonus) if they choose to cut Sproles after the 2015 season.

PFF Analysis

Sproles will be an interesting weapon that Chip Kelly now has at his disposal. No one should be shocked when they see both Sproles and McCoy on the field at the same time. Last season, Sproles spent just under 40% of his snaps split out wide in the slot. Sproles has always offered the most to his team in the passing game, and that won’t change at all now that he’s with the Eagles. In 2013, he racked up 71 receptions and 50 of those came when he was lined up in the slot. Sproles’ value will likely come down to his role within the offense.

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