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The Philadelphia Eagles are operating like a team that needs a new tight end. That’s right, despite already having a premier talent on their roster in Dallas Goedert, who is a certified Super Bowl Champion and an effective performer in both the run and pass game,

Just a little while after the Goedert rumors and report became known, the Eagles went out and signed another tight end by inking former Indianapolis Colts draft pick Kylen Granson. This news comes a day after Philly signed Harrison Bryant. Yep, the Eagles have added two younger tight ends in a matter of two days.

The Philadelphia Eagles are “open to trade talks” involving Bryce Huff and Dallas Goedert, according to a report from Jordan Schultz. This is hardly the first time we’ve heard of these players being on the trade block.

“Sources: The Eagles have been open to trade talks involving TE Dallas Goedert and DE Bryce Huff. 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,” Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports reported.

Dallas Goedert’s future with the Eagles is uncertain as NFL free agency kicks into full gear. The Eagles tight end, who is under contract for another year, has been dangled on the trade market, NFL sources told The Inquirer.

The Eagles roster will look different at key positions, and the team could look to move on from tight end Dallas Goedert and defensive end Bryce Huff.

The Eagles’ Bryce Huff signing was about the only blemish on a well-constructed Super Bowl team. Huff signed for just more than $17M per year last March but was a healthy scratch for Philadelphia’s season-ender against Kansas City.

Bryce Huff, Dallas Goedert Won’t Return Much In Potential Eagles Trade. According to FOX Sports’s Jordan Schultz, the Eagles have been open to trade talks involving tight end

According to Jordan Schultz, the Eagles are open to trade discussions involving TE Dallas Goedert and DE Bryce Huff. Schultz notes Goedert is entering