4 starters Philadelphia Eagles must finally say goodbye to in free agency
By Erin Grugan
With the 2020 NFL Draft quickly approaching and 15 players set to enter unrestricted free agency, the Philadelphia Eagles have a lot of tough decisions ahead.
Pretty soon, we get to the fun stuff. The Philadelphia Eagles have a ton of work to do in the offseason, especially as it relates to their impending free agents. Some of those decisions have already been made for them, with the impending retirement of NFL veteran Darren Sproles and the expected retirement of quarterback Josh McCown.
Even still, when you remove them from the equation, the Eagles have over a dozen players headed to unrestricted free agency at the official beginning of the new league year on March 18th, including Nelson Agholor, Vinny Curry, Ronald Darby, Kamu Grugier-Hill, Jordan Howard, Timmy Jernigan, Rodney McLeod, Jalen Mills, Jason Peters, Hassan Ridgeway, Richard Rodgers, Nate Sudfeld, and Halapoulivaati Vaitai.
This lengthy list includes players that cover the entire range of cost and cap space. There are depth players, like Sudfeld, Ridgeway, and Rodgers, that may return inconsequentially because of their low price tags, but there are also several starters on the list.
That raises questions about which players will be worth re-signing, and which are going to see their time in midnight green come to an end. Here are four regular starters who the Eagles should part with during the free agency period.