18 Eagles who could be free agents at the end of 2022 NFL season
The Eagles are 8-1 and roaring towards back-to-back playoff berths, and yet, it’s never too soon for an early look at the key players who’ll be entering free agency.
Philadelphia has 18 guys who could hit the open market and a combined 4 ERFA and RFA’s who’ll be looking to return to the Eagles in some compacity.
Miles Sanders could be playing for his future with the team, while players like James Bradberry, Kyzir White, and Javon Hargrave will look for big paydays.
Here’s an early look at the Eagles’ 2023 free agents courtesy of Over The Cap.
Fletcher Cox -- void 33
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Cox returned on a one-year deal, and his return in 2023 could hinge on his production in a reduced salary and role alongside Jordan Davis and Javon Hargrave.
Javon Hargrave, void -- 30
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After another solid start for the regular season, Hargrave has done enough for a new deal.
James Bradberry -- void 30
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A talented cornerback who has benefited from playing alongside Darius Slay, Bradberry is among the top-rated at his position this season.
Isaac Seumalo -- void, 30
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With Jack Driscoll having had success at the position and Philadelphia having plenty of draft capital over the next two years, 2023 could be Seumalo’s final season with the Eagles.
Andre Dillard, UFA, 28
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The Eagles’ 2019 first-round pick, Dillard, will likely move on in free agency, with the potential to land a fair deal with a team looking for an experienced left tackle.
Kyzir White -- void, 27
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The former Chargers linebacker signed a one-year deal, but he’s a strong presence at the WILL linebacker spot and could get the extension he’s looking for.
T.J. Edwards -- void, 27
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Edwards signed a one-year contract extension last season after replacing Eric Wilson and his ability to hold off 2022 third-round pick, Nakobe Dean, will likely dictate his future in Philadelphia.
So far this season, he’s leading the Eagles’ in tackles through nine games.
Boston Scott -- UFA, 28
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Zach Pascal -- UFA, 29
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The former Colts wide receiver signed a one-year deal to reunite with Nick Sirianni, and he’s worth re-signing in the offseason.
Miles Sanders -- UFA, 26
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The biggest domino of the 2023 free agent class, Sanders has dynamic talent but has never amassed over 1,000 yards rushing in a single season, but he has 710 yards this season on 143 carries with six touchdowns.
Brett Toth -- UFA, 27
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Andre Chachere -- 27
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Gardner Minshew -- UFA, 27
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Minshew wants to be a starter, and it’ll be interesting to see if he seeks greener pastures or the best backup quarterback job in the league.
Marcus Epps -- UFA, 27
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Another wildcard on the roster, Epps has played himself into a contract extension with a solid first half of the 2022 season.
Robert Quinn, UFA, 33, void
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Quinn had the final two years of his deal voided as part of the trade agreement and he could find a big money deal difficult after his 2022 performance.
Linval Joseph, UFA
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Joseph joined the Eagles to win a championship, and a strong finish is unlikely to have any bearing in 2023.
Ndamukong Suh, UFA
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Suh joined the Eagles to chase a ring, and then he’ll likely return to running his many businesses.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson, UFA, 26
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The Saints balked at paying Gardner-Johnson before trading him to Philadelphia, and he’ll now certainly cash in as the league leader in interceptions.
